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ANNALES MONASTICI.
VOL. Y.
o
ANNALES MONASTICI.
VOL. V.
I N D E X
AND
(I L S 8 A R Y.
EDITED
BY
HENRY RICHARDS LUARD, M.A.,
FELLOW OF TRINITT COLLEOG ; SEOISTRART OF THB UNITKBSITT ;
AND TICAR OF GREAT ST. MART'S, CAMBRIDOE.
rUBLISBBD BTTHE AUTHOBITTOF THE LORDS COKmSSIOKEBS OF HER MAJBBTrS
TREASURY, UNDER THB DIBECTION OF THE HABTBR OF THE BOLIfi,
LONDON:
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1869.
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CONTENTS.
Page
Pbeface - - - - - - ix
Index ------~3
Addenda ------ 409
Glossary - - - - - -413
ellrata et courigenda to the four volumes - 427
Contents op thk four Volumes - - . 433
PREFACE.
Index.
Gartebo : this is QcuttelxBaf near Evrenx in Normandy, not Qoilleboeaf.
Glossabt.
CooFERTORiuu : this 08 applied to a building is, of course, the roof.
MoTSELLUM : for this reeul Morsellum, a morsel.
Zeno : this is the same word as ceno, an ecclesiastical dignity among
the Montanists.
See S. Jerom. Epist zli. 3. '' Apud nos Apostolorom locum episcopi
« tenent ; apud eos episcopus tertius est. Habent enim primes de Fepusa
« Fhrygiffi patriarchas ; secundos quos appellant Cenonas" Some MSS.
here read Zenonos.
It has been suggested to me by Mr. W. A. Wright that zenones or
coenones may mean the same as Kour&y€s.
PREFACE.
» '\Ai/N/N/V^<'%^^A^«^
The present volume contains the Index and Glossary
to the four volumes of the collection of the Monastick
Annals of the thirteenth century. I have indicated
throughout not only the volume and page, but also the
chronicle, in which every event is given; where no
chronicle is mentioned, it will be understood that the
passage occurs in that chronicle whose initial letter was
last given.
My great object has been to secure accuracy of refer-
ence. While the successive volumes were passing through
the press, no sheet was printed off till it had been
indexed ; when the chronicle was printed, the index to
it was written out, and each reference tested ; and, as
soon as the last volume was finished, the various indexes
were amalgamated ; and every reference in the present
volume has been tested in the proof-sheets. I venture
to hope that, whatever errors may be detected in the
index, there will be none in the accuracy of the refer-
ences.
In indexing the history of the reigns for which these
Annals are first-hand authorities, — John, Henry III.,
and Edward I., — I have arranged the events under the
years in which they occurred, in order to facilitate
reference, and also to give the outlines of the history of
each reign in as useful a form as possible. This has
been attended with great difficulty, partly from the
X PREFACE.
annalists differing in their chronology, and partly from
their beginning the year at different periods. Thus, for
instance, the riots at Westminster, under Constantino
Fitz-Athulf, are given by the Waverley annalist under
1222, in the Dunstable Annals under 1223; the disturb-
ance between Henry III. and prince Edward is put
down by the Winchester annalist under 1258, by Wykes
under 1259, and by the Dunstable annalist under 12C0 ;
the statute of mortmain (1279) is given in the Ber-
uiondsey Annals under 1278, in the Waverley under
1280. The marriage of Henry III. with Eleanor of
Provence is given by the Tewkesbury annalist under
1235, and the confirmation of Magna Charta under 1236,
because he begins the year with Lady Day.
I have had some doubt as to whether an earl or baron
should be placed under his name, or under his title.
Generally I have preferred the latter ; but in some cases
the former arrangement seemed preferable. Thus it is
important that the de Montforts should be all indexed
together, rather than that the two most important of the
hxnilj should be separated from the rest as earls of
Leicester; so, too, the Clares have been placed under
Clare, rather than under Gloucester or Hertford ; and the
Bigods under Bigod, rather than under Norfolk; but, in all
these and similar cases, cross references have been given
under the titles. The reverse has been done, in all cases,
where it seemed advisable, when the names have been
arranged under the titles. Thus, Robert de Belesme will
be found among the earls of Shrewsbury, with a cross
reference under Belesme. The names of all bishops and
abbats are given under their sees and abbeys.
The Glossary contains, it is believed, all the words
which a reader of these chronicles might fairly expect to
find explained. I have given the explanations as briefly
as possible. In the law terms I am chiefly, though not
entirely, indebted to Jacob's Law Dictionary, and have
frequently made use of his interpretations.
PREFACE. XI
At the end will be found a table of errata^ here all
placed together^ to avoid the need of reference to the
several volumes, and a table of contents.
Cambridge,
February 17, 1869.
INDEX.
VOL. V.
INDEX.
[The nambers refer to the volumes and pages. Abbreviations, — ^M., Annals of Margan ;
T., of Tewkesbury ; Bu., of Burton ; Wi., of Winchester ; Wa., of Waverley ; D., of
Dunstable ; Be., of Bermondsey ; O., of Osney ; W., Chronicle of Thomas Wykes ;
Wo., Annals of Worcester.]
A., a monk, joined with Faadolph in the
case of Stephen Langton, by Innocent
in.,i. 218,Bu.
A., chancellor of Stephen Langton, ill 89,
Aachen, manner of the election of the
empsror in, L 196, Bu. ; Bichard of
Cornwall arriyes at, i. 393 ; is crowned
at, i. 394; will not receiTe Henry
Raspe, iv. 93, W. ; nor William, count
of Holland, iv. 95 $ remains £iithful to
Frederick 11., ib. ; siege of, i6. ; admits
William on hearing the nimonr of
Frederick's death, t6. ( Rodolph of Haps-
burg crowned at, It. 256, 257, W.
Abanhan, t.e., Rhya-a-Vychan, L 158, T.
Abbats, Grey, compelled to find carriages,
&c^ for John, iii. 33, D.
Abbecroft, William de, gires land to Wa-
Teriey, ii. 892, Wa.
Abbejcne, 'William, sommoned by the prior
of Dunstable for seising his pigs, iii.
843, D.
Abbot (or Abboth), Nicholas, acts on a
jury, iii. 344, 345, D.
Abbotsbury (Abbodesbury), abbat of, wit-
nesses Magna Charta, i. 232, Bu.
Abereonway, castle at, built by Edward I.,
iy. 488, Wo. ; monastery of, Edward I.^
keeps Christmas m, iv. 292, 0. W.
Aberdeen, Henry Cheyne, bishop of, killed
at Dunbar, iy. 527, Wo. .
Abergavenny, taken by Richard Marshal,
i. 91, T.; relieved by Humphry de
Bohun,iy. 519, Wo. ^
— -» baron ; «ee Cantelupe, William de.
— Vincent of, parson of Blockley, i.
127, T. ; archdeacon of Worcester, i.
129.
Aberhodni (Aberotheney), burnt by Llew-
ellyn, i. 38, M.
Abeiystwith castle, built by John against
the Welsh princes, i. 31, M. ; burnt, ib.
Abingdon (Abbendone, Habendone),
founded by Csedwalla, ii. 153, Wa. ; de-
stroyed by the Danes, ii. 162 ; refounded
by Edgar, ii. 166 ; confederation with
the priory of Worcester, iv. 442, Wo. ;
injured by a thunderstorm in 1265, ii.
363, Wa.; bishop .dSgelwine imprisoned
at, ii. 29, Wi. ; the prior of Dunstable
accused at, by the king's fiJconers, iii.
273, D. ; general chapter of monks at,
iv. 502, Wo,
chape], built by Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, iv. 499, Wo. ; miracles at, ib.
— abbats of:
S. Ethelwold made Inshop of Win-
chester, iv. 368, Wo.
Siwaid made arclibishop of Canter-
bury, ii. 181, Wa.
Athelstan dies, ii. 183, Wa.
Sparhafoc, ii. 183, Wa. ; the see of
London given to, by Edward the
Confessor, ib. ; refused consecra-
tion by archbishop Robert, ib. ; ex-
pelled from the see, ii. 185.
Faricius dies, i. 10 ; iv. 17, M. O.
A2
IND£X.
Abingdon, abbats of : — eont.
Vincent, ii. 46, Wi.
Ingulfdies, ii. 56, Wi.
Walkelin dies, ii. 58, Wi.
Roger, prior of Bermondsey, ii. 61 ;
iii. 444, Wi. Be. ; caUed Reginald,
i. 51, T.
Hugh, at the dedication of Worcester
cathedral, iv. 409, Wo.; dies, ii.
295 ; iv. 62, Wa. O.
Robert de Henreth, ii. 295 ; iv. 62,
Wa. O. ; witnesses Magna Charta,
i. 232, Bo. ; dies, i. 94 ; iii. 139 ;
iv. 81, T. D. O.
Lukeji^. 81, O.
John de Blomevil, presides at a meet-
ing of black monks at Evesham,
i. 136, T.; dies, iv. 113, O.
William of Newbury, iv. 1 13, O. ; de-
posed, iv. 127, O.
Henry de Frilleford, iv. 127, O. ; dies,
iv. ISO.
lUchard de Henreth, iv. 130, O.
Nicholas dies, iv. 559, Wo.
^chard of Bishop's Cleeve, iv. 559,
Wo.
priors of :
Nicholas, made abbat of Burton, L
188, Ba.
Roger, judge in the suit between Os-
ney and S. Frideswide's, iv. 50, O.
Ablintone, advowson of, iv. 404, Wo. ;
land in, retained by R. de Wiletone, ib,
Abraham, a Jew of Norwich, iii. 198, D.
Abrincis (Avranches), William de, iii. 96,
D.
Abyngysworthe, William de, gives the
tithes of Watlington to Beimondsey, iii.
444, Be.
Acca, a priest of 6. Wilfrid, ii. 153, Wa.
Acre (Accon, Acaron, Acharon, Aconia),
taken by Saladin, i. 19; iii. 446; iv.
386, M. Wo. Be. ; recovered by Richard
I. and Philip II., i. 21, 54, 188 ; ii. 247 ;
iii. 447 ; iv. 44, 45, 46, 387, M. T. Bu.
Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ; siege of, in 1196,
ii. 250, Wa. ; the inhabitants of, go to
meet Erederick II., i. 36, M. ; distress
Acre-^eoKlL
of, after the invasion of the Carismians,
i. 261, Bu. ; S. Louis goes to, i. 289,
293, Bu. ; resistance of, to the Tartars,
i. 493, Bu. ; critical condition of, in
1260, i. 494, Bu. ; siege of, by Bibars
Bendokdar (1270), iv. 230, W. ; taken
by Ehalil Ascraf, ii. 410 ; iii. 366 ; iv.
331, Wa. D. O. ; letters dated from, i.
263, 289, 369, 495 ; ii. 307, Bu. Wa.
bishop of, Rnflnus, taken prisoner,
iii. 446 ; iv. 385, Be. Wo.
order of canons of S. Thomas at.
changed by bishop Peter des Roches, iii.
126, D. ; resignation and sudden death
of the prior of, iii. 126, 127, D.
constable of (Philip de Montfort),
escapes to Ascalon after the battle of
Gaza, i. 261, Bu.
Acton Bumel, parliament at, held by Ed-
ward I., iv. 487, Wo. ; writ of Edward
I. dated at, iii. 301, D.
Adam, parson of a moiety of Trinity
church, Bristol, dies, i. 121, T.
Adam, writ against, for Studham land, iii.
54, D.
Adam, shepherd in the Peak, iii. 163, D.
Adam de Albo Monasterio (Blancminster),
church of Atherstone given to, i. 105, T.
AdeU, daughter of WiUian^ I., mother of
Stephen, iii. 435, Be.
Adelais of Louvain, marries Henry I.,
1. 45; ii. 46, 218 ; iii. 433 ; iv. 17, 377,
T. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ; conse-
crated by archbishop Ralph, iv. 377,
Wo., at Windsor, ii. 46, WL, at West-
minster, ii. 218, Wa.; dies, i. 14; iii
435, M. Be.
Adelais, daughter of Louis VIL, betrothed
to prince Richard, iiL 19, D.
Adelefanus, treasurer, nephew of bishop
Alexander of Lmcoln, escapes Stephen
by flight, iv. 23, O.
Adelica, daughter of William I., Harold
* sweam to marry, ii. 26 ; iv. 4, Wi. O.
Adolph'IlL, count of Holstein, taken pri-
soner by Cnnt VL, king of Denmark,
iii. 96, D.
INDEX.
Adolph of Nassaa, treaty inth Edward L,
ill 384 ; iy. 516, D. Wo. ; Edward I.
will not make peaee with France with-
out his consent, iv. 522, Wo. s messen-
gers sent to, ib. ; battle with Albert of
Hapsburg at Gelheim, ir. 539, Wo.
Adrian I., Pope, his regulations respecting
investitures, ii. 157, Wa.
rV., Pope, i. 48; ii. 236 ; iii. 17,
439 ; iv. 29, T. Wa. D. Be. O. W. ;
gives Henry n. the right of subduing
Ireland, iii. 17, D. ; consecrates the em-
peror Frederick I., ii. 237, Wa. ; dies,
i. 48; ii. 56, 238; iii 440; iv. 31, T.
Wi. Wa. Be. O. W.
v., Pope. See Ottoboni.
Adulphus, ue. ^Sthelwulf, dies, ii. 161, Wa.
JEdtheardus, abbat, subscribes the charter
of Burton abbey, i. 183, Bu.
^ifgar, son of Leofric, succeeds to Harold*s
earldom, ii. 185, 186, Wa. ; outlawed,
ii. 187 ; goes to Griffith in N. Wales, ib, ;
burns Hereford, i5. ; succeeds Leofric, t6.
^Iflsed, wife of ^thelred, iv. 3, O.
JE16sd, wife of Edward the Elder, iv. 369,
Wo.
JElfinar (Almar) betrays Canterbury to
the Danes, ii. 172, Wa.
JElfinar, abbat of S. Augustine's; see
Canterbury, 8. Augustine's, abbats of.
^Ifric, ealdorman of Mercia, treachery o^
ii. 171, Wa. ; killed at Assandun, ii. 177.
JSMHtha, murders Edward, ii. 18, 168 ; iv.
370, Wl Wa. Wo. ; ^thelwold, her
husband, murdered, ii. 12, 13, Wl. ; her
penitence, ib. ; builds Wherwell, and dies
there, t&.
^Ifweard (Ailward) taken prisoner by the
Danes at Canterbury, ii 172, Wa.
^lla, king of Deira, u. 4, 148, WL Wa.
JElmar Dyrling aids Cnut against Edmund
Ironside, ii. 176, Wa.
JFAne, duke, subscribes the charter of Bur-
ton abbey, i. 183, Bu.
.^Bscwine (Escuinus), king of the West
Saxons, ii. 5, Wi. ; buried at Winches-
ter, ib,
Aestqne, i. 156, T. See Eston.
^thelbald^ king of Mercia, ii. 6, Wi.
JBthelbald, son of ^thelwulf, ii. 8, Wi. ;
king of the West Saxons, ii. 9 ; dies, ii.
9, Wi.
^thelbert, king of Kent, ii. 3, 148 ; iv. 363,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; converted and baptized
by S. Augustine, ii. 3, 149 ; iii. 7 ; iv. 3,
363, Wi. Wa. D. O. Wo. ; founds five
churches, ii. 150, Wa. ; builds S. Paul's,
iL 150, iii. 7, Wa. D. ; dies, ii. 150 ; iv.
364, Wa. Wo.; had built Westminster
abbey, iii. 423, Be.
IL, king of Kent, ii. 156, Wa. ;
dies, ib.
^thelbert, succeeds ^thelwulf in Kent, ii.
9, 161, Wi. Wa. ; sole king of England,
ii. 9, Wi.
^thelbert, king of East Anglia, slain by
order of 0£h, ii. 158, Wa.
^thelburga, queen of Ina, goes to liome,
and dies there, ii. 6, Wi.
JEtheldreda, S., abbess of Ely, ii. 153,
Wa. ; takes the veil, ii. 5, Wi. ; dies,
iii. 8 ; iv. 365, D. Wo.
.^helfltsd, lady of the Mercians, founds
Warwick, iv. 369, Wo.
^thelfrith (Ethel&idus, Egfridus), king of
Northumbria, ii. 4, Wi. ; killed, iL 1 50, Wa.
JBthelheard, king of the West Saxons, ii.
6, Wi. ; his gifts to Winchester, ib,
^thelmar (Almar), submits to Sweyn, ii.
174, Wa.
^thelmer subscribes the charter of Barton
abbey, i. 183, Bu.
iBthelred, king of Mercia, iL 5 ; iv. 365,
WL Wo.
.£thelred L, king of England, iL 9, Wi. ;
his war with the Danes, and defeat of
Inguar and Hubba, ib,
— — II., son of Edgar, ii. 12, Wi. ; suc-
ceeds Eidward as king, ii. 13, 168 ; iv.
370, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; erroneously said to
succeed Edmund, iv. 370, Wo. ; ravages
Cumberland, ii. 170, Wa. ; his tribute
to the Danes, ib. ; marries Emma, ii.
13, 170; iv. 370, 371, WL Wa. Wo. ;
massacres the Danes on S. B rice's day,
iL 13, 170; iv. 371, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
DIDKZ.
JEthelred II. — cont,
leyeuge of the Danes, ii. 14, WL ; con-
firmfl the foundation of Burton abbey,
ii. 171, Wa. ; subscribes the foundation
charter of Burton, i. 183, Bu. ; ex-
changes BoUeston for Aldsworth and
Alfreton with abbat Wlfget, i. 184, Bu. ;
orders the construction of a fleet, ii 172,
Wa. ; tries to make peace iriih the
Danes, ib, ; establishes Danegeld in Eng-
land, ii. 14, Wi. ; makes Lyflng arch-
bishop of Canterbury, ii. 173, Wa. s in
London, ii. 174, Wa. ; sells Whitmore to
abbat Wlfget of Burton, i. 184, Bu. ; flies
from Sweyn to the Isle of Wight, and
then to Normandy, L 184; ii. 14, 174 ;
iv. 371, Bu. Wi. Wa. Wo. ; sends his
wife and children into Normandy, ii.
174 ; iv. 3, 371, Wa. O. Wo. ; sent for
by the witan, ii. 174, Wa. ; sends his
son Edward, and promises to reign
better, ib,; returns to England, ii. 14,
1 74, Wi. Wa. ; defeats Cnut, ii. 14, Wi. ;
lays waste Lindsey, ii. 174, Wa. ; ill in
London, ii. 14, Wi. ; imposes a tax for
the anny at Greenwich, iL 175, Wa. ;
ill at Cosham, ib, ; dismisses his army
for fear of treason, and goes to London,
ib. ; his gifts to Winchester, ii. 14, Wi. ;
dies, 1. 184 ; ii. 14, 176 ; iy. 3, 871, Bu.
Wi,Wa. 0. Wo.; buried in S. Paul's,
ii. 14, Wi.; in London, iv. 371, Wo.;
prophecy of S. Dunstan on, iv. 8, O.
JEthelric, king of Northumbria, ii. 4, Wi.
^thelstan, son of JSthelred, subscribes
the charter of Burton abbey, i. 183, Bu.
^thelstan, king of England, ii. 10, 164 ;
iv. 369, Wi. Wa. Wo.; erroneously
called son of Mlflad and Edward, iv.
369, Wo. ; defeats and kills Constantine,
king of Scotland and five Danish kings,
ii. 10 ; iv. 337, Wi. 0. ; safe condition
of England in his reign, ii. 10, Wi. ; his
gifts to Winchester, ib, ; dies, ii. 165,
Wa. ; buried at Malmesbury, ii. 10, Wi.
^thelstan, killed at Ipswich, ii. 172, Wa.
^thelweard (son of ^thelsige) (Ail ward),
slain at Asslhdun, ii. 177, Wa.
iEthelwine founds Bamsey, ii. 166, 168,
Wa.
JEthelwold, murdered by Sadgar, il. 12,
18, Wi.
^thelwulf, son of Egbert, sent by his
&ther against Kent and East Anglia, ii.
7, Wi. ; king of England ii. 8 ; had been
a sub-deacon at Winchester, t6. ; his
happiness in his sons, ib. ; goes to Rome,
ii. 9 ; on his return marries Judith, iv.
367, Wo. ; obtains a relaxation of the
penance for English pilgrims, iL 9, Wi. ;
establishes Peter pence in England, ib. ;
gives the tribute of Bomescot to Rome,
iv. 367, Wo. ; his tithing of England,
ii. 9 ; iv. 367, Wi. Wo. ; his gifts to
Winchester, ii. 9, Wi. ; dies, ii. 9, 161,
WL Wa. ; buried at Winchester, ib,
Agapetus L, Pope, ii. 3, 147 ; iii. 6 ; iv.
363, Wi. Wa. D. Wo.
Agate, John, of Eyton, acts as a juryman,
iiL381,D.
Agatha, niece of the emperor Henry m.,
marries Edward, son of Edmund Iron-
side, iv. 4, O.
Agens, surrendered by Philip HE. to Ed-
ward I., iv. 477, Wo.
Agincourt, battle of, iU. 484, Be.
Agnes, daughter of Conrad of Suabia,
marries Henry, count palatine of the
Rhine, iii. 26, D.
Aidan, 8., iL 151 ; liL 7, Wa. D.
Aix-Ia-Chapelle ; see Aachen.
Akemu, should be Akenni, i.e. Acquigny,
i. 203, Bu.
Alan, count, of Britanny, quarrel between
his men and those of the bishops of Salis-
bury and Lincoln, iL 51, WL
Alan of S. Faith, money borrowed foi, b>
Tewkesbury, of Florentine meronants, i.
143, 148, T.
Alan, head of, removed from Worcester,
^ iv. 507, Wo.
Aiban, S., martyred, ii. 139 ; iiL 5 ; iv.
360, Wa. D. Wo.
Alban's, S., monastery of, granted as his
own to Anselm by William II., iv. 373,
Wo. ; Henry L crowned at, iL 44, WV.
INDSX.
AIban'6, S., monastery of— «ofil.
dedicated by Robert, bishop of Linoohi,
in the presenoe of Heniy L> ii. 44, 315 ;
iii. 14, 432 ; iv. 376, Wi Wa. D. Be.
Wo. ; tithes of Watlington sold to, by
Bermondsey, iii. 445, Be.) peaoe with
Robert Eitrwalter respecting the wood
of Northawe, iiL 28, D. ; disturbance at,
in consequence of the execution of a
boy by the bailifis of the abbey, i. 134,
T.; theft at, by a boy, iii. 211, D.;
prince Edward at, iiL 392, D. ; Edward I.
keeps Christmas at, iii. 399, D. ; attack
on, by the mob in 1381, iii 416, D.
— — abbats of:
Paul, orders of Lanfranc respecting,
ii. 31, Wi.
Richard de w^jibini, ii. 216, Wa.} dies,
i. 10, M.
Geoffiey, ii. 45, 46, Wi. ; goes to Rome,
ii. 219, Wa. ; dies, ii. 53, Wi.
Ralph, ii. 53, WL ; dies, ii. 54.
Robert de Grorham, iL 54, Wi. ; dies, i.
49 ; ii. 55, 59 ; iv. 381, T. WI Wo.
Simon, prior, i. 50 ; ii. 59 i iv. 382,
T. Wi. Wo. 5 dies, ii. 60, 243, Wi.
Wa.
Warine, or Qnarinus, L 53; ii. 243,
T. Wa. ) dies, ii. 250 ; iii. 26, Wa.
D.
Nicholas, prior of Wallingford, said
to succeed, ii. 250, Wa.
Johnde Celladies, i. 61 ; iii. 41, T. D.
William de Trumpington, iii. 42, D. ;
at the dedication of Worcester ca-
thedral, iv. 409, Wo.; witnesses
Magna Charta, i. 232, Bu. ; dies, i.
93 ; iii. 141 ; iv. 427, T. D. Wo.
John of Hertford, iii. 141, D. ; letters
of absolution for the Canterbury
monks brought to, iii. 156 ; op-
pressed by prince Edward's bailiffs,
iii. 201.
Roger de Norton, appeals against arch-
bishop Feccham's sentence on the
exempt! being absent from his
council, ii. 397 j iv. 483, Wa. Wo. ;
dies, iii. 363, D.
Alban's, S.» abbats of :— coii^.
John of Berkhampstead, suit against,
respecting the priory of Tynemouth,
iii. 373, D.
Thomas de la More, attack of the mob
in 1381 on, iiL 417, D.
^— prior of, Acharius, made abbat of
Peterborough, ii. 73, Wi.
• archdeacon of, iii. 285, D.
— — chronicles of, iv. 338, O.
Roger of, iii. 175, 197, 220, 250,
D. ; gee Dunstable, canons of.
Albano, cardinal bishops of:
Walter, sent by Urban II. to William
DL, ii. 38, 205, WL Wa.
brings the pall to S. Ansehn, ii. 205,
Wa.
Pelagius, at Damietta, iii. 55, D. ; his
translation of the Arabick writing
at Damietta, iiL 62 1 letter on Pres-
ter John, iii. 69.
Payo Gayam, examines William of
Eynsham, L 71, T.
Beraldus sent to England, iii. 396, D.;
arrives, iv. 521, Wo. ; his demand
of six marks, iv. 522, Wo. ; preaches
at the Parliament against the war
with Prance, ib. ; goes to Philip
lY., ib, ; met in London by Edward
I., iv. 526 ; returns to France, ib, ;
returns to England, and meets Ed-
ward I. at Berwick to treat of peace,
ib.
Albemarle, William, second earl of, general
at the battle of the Standard, ii. 227,
Wa.
— ^- Baldwin, fifth earl of, fief of, i. 204,
Bu. ; surety for John in his treaty with
PhiUp n., i. 205, Bu. i dies, ii. 273,
Wa.
William de Fortibus, sixth earl of.
restores two castles to Henry HI., iii.
60, D. ; seises three castles, iii. 63 ;
takes Fotheringham castle, iu. 63; iv.
413, D. Wo. I excommunicated by Pan-
dulf and others, iii. 64, D. ; reasons for
his excommunication, ib. ; his castle of
Biham taken by HenryJII., iiL 64 ; iv.
8
INDEX.
Albemarle, William de Fortibiu, sixth earl
of — eont
418, D.Wo. ; taken at Fountains abbey,
iii. 64, D. ; submits to Henry HI, iT.
413, Wo. ; banished for six years to the
Holy Land, ib. ; his intended attack on
London, iii. 83, D ; with Henry HL at
the siege of Bedford castle, iii. 87, D. ;
witnesses Magna Charta, i. 232, Bu.
William de Fortibns, seventh earl
of, obtains his wife's inheritance, iii. 143
n,\ D. ; letter (with others) to Inno-
cent IV. against his oppressions, i. 283,
Bu. ; his quarrel with the abbat of
Fountains settled, iii. 170, D. ; marries
Isabella, daughter of Baldwin, earl of
Devon, L 137, T. ; sworn of the king's
council, i. 449, Bu. ; one of the twenty-
four appointed by the barons, i. 450 ;
acts of the council confirmed before, i.
466 ; signs the letter to Alexander IV.
against the Foitevins, i. 174, 460, T.
Bu. ; one of the confederate barons
against the Foitevins, iii. 210, D. ; dies,
ii. 98 ; iv. 261, Wi. W.
Isabella de Fortibus, his wife $ tee
Devon, Isabella de Kedvers, daughter of
seventh earl.
Avelina de Fortibus, daughter of
seventh earl, marries prince Edmund, iL
107 J iii. 250 ; iv. 222, Wi. D. O. W. ;
her death, iv. 261, W. ; would have
succeeded to the earidom of Devon had
she lived, ib.
Albemarie castle taken by William II., ii.
36, WL
Albemarle, Henry de, one of the Ely rob-
bers, hanged in France, iii. 251, D.
Alberic (called Alured) made earl of North-
umberland by William L, il 32, Wi.
Alberic, legate, holds a council in London
inll38,iv. 378, Wo.
Alberic, the Pope's notary, interdicts Win-
chester cathedral in 1260, ii. 98, Wi.
Albert of Hapsburg, battle with Adolph of
Nassau at Gelheim, iv. 539, Wo. ; con-
firmed king of the Romans by Boniface
VIIL, iv. 556 ; emperor, iv. 557.
Albert L, elector of Saxony, his visit to
England, iii. 125, D.
Albert, cardinal of S. Lorenxo in Ludna,
absolves Heniy II. from the murder of
Becket, iii. 20, D.
Albigeois, crusade against, i. 32 ; ii. 266 ;
iii. 54, 55, M. Wa. D. ; cities of, taken
by S. de Montfort, iv. 55, O. ; reduced
to submission, iv. 56 ; murder Guy de
Montfort, iii. 61, D. ; persecute the
church, iii. 74; banish Hugh de Laci,
iii. 75 ; their Anti-pope, iii. 79, 80 ;
affiurs of, in 1226, iii. 100, 101 ; the
legate J. de Pecoraria hindered in his
expedition to them by Frederick II., iL
322, Wa.
Albini, Odonel de, at Damietta, iU. 56, D.
Philip de, oppoa^ prince Ix>uis in
Sussex, iii. 48, D. ; the abbat of West-
minster goes to, in the riots of 1223, iii.
79 ; fidls in trying to quiet the rioters, ib.
William de, (of Belvoir,) his castle
demanded by John, i. 207, Bu. ; gives
his son as hostage, and retains it, ib. ;
witnesses Magna Charta, i. 232, Bu. ;
captured by John in Rochester castle, iv.
405, Wo.
— — See Arundel, earls of.
Album Castrum (i.«., Blanche), a castle of
Hubert de Buigh, restored to him, i.
112, T.
Alcester (Alencestria), church of^ con-
firmed to the abbey by Worcester priory,
iv. 426, Wo. ; dedicated by bishop W.
de Cantelupe, iv. 430.
— — abbats of :
William, sub-prior of Worcester,
elected, but refuses, iv. 407, Wo.
Maurice, ib.', at the dedication of
Worcester cathedral, iv. 409 ; dies,
i. 89 ; iv. 424, T. Wo.
Bartholomew, the cellarer, iv. 424,
Wo. $ blessed at Worcester, ib. ; his
gifts to the sacrist, ib.
Walter of Worcester dies, iv. 548.
Robert de Oudebi, ib.
Aldeburi, Nicholas de, iii. 261, D.; see
Dunstable, canons of.
INDEX.
Aldenham (or Aldham), Peter de, iii. 376,
£>. ; admitted to the cure of Bradbome
church, iii. 392.
Aideri, William of, hanged by William U.,
ii. 206, Wa.
Aldhelm, S. ; see Sherborne, bishops of.
Alditheleye ; see Audley.
Aldrington, land in, committed to W. de
AkUington for 20s, annnally by Tewkes-
bury, i. 143, T.
Aldsworth exchanged with ^thelred by
Burton, i. 184, Bu.
Aldulnestre (? Audley), i. 365, Bu.
Alewesheye, land at, bought of Hugh
Mortimer by Worcester, iv. 447, Wo.
Aleppo attacked by Halan, i. 492, Bu.;
taken by the Tartars, i. 495.
^—^ sultan of, at war with the sultan of
Cairo, i. 296, Bu.; makes peace with
him, and war with the Christians, i. 368 ;
opposes the Tartars, L 492.
Alexander II., Pope, iy. 9, O. ; sends two
cardinals to England, who degrade Sti-
gand, ii. 29 ; iii. 424, Wi. Be. ; errone-
ously said to consecrate Lanfranc, iii.
424, Be. ; dies, iii. 425, Be.
Alexander III., Pope, i. 48 ; ii. 56, 238 ;
iii. 18, 440; iv. 31, T. Wi. Wa. D. Be.
O. W. ; schism of Victor IV. against, i.
48; ii. 56, 238; iii. 18, 440; iv. 32, T.
Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. ; his part taken
by all except the Lombards and Ger-
mans, iv. 31, 32, O. W. ; acknowledged
by France and England, i. 49, T. ; comes
to England, ib, ; celebrates a council at
Tours, i. 49; ii. 57, 238; iii. 18, 441;
iv. 32, 380, T. Wi. Wa, D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; his respect for Becket, ii. 57, Wi. ;
permits Gilbert Foliot to be translated
from Hereford to London, iv. 380, Wo. ;
absolves Becket from his obligation to
the constitutions of Clarendon, ii. 58 ; iii.
18 ; iv. 381, Wi. D. Wo. ; his reception
at Home, i. 49 ; iii. 19 ; iv. 381 ; T. D.
Wo. ; several English bishops go to,
against Becket, ii. 58 ; iv. 381, Wi. Wo. ;
suspends Beckef s cause, ii. 58, Wi. ;
sends a cardinal to mediate between
Alexander III., Pope— con^
Henry II. and Becket, ii. 59, Wi. ; sus-
pends the archbishop of York for conse-
crating prince Henry, ii. 60 ; consecrates
Richard archbishop of Canterbury, i. 51 ;
iv. 383, T. Wo. ; letter of Henry II. to,
iii. 22, D. ; directions about Osney and
S. Fride8wide*8, iv. 38, 0. ; submission of
Frederick I. to, at Venice, ii. 240 ; iii. 22 ;
iv. 38, 384, Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; submis-
sion of Calixtus to, iii. 22 ; iv. 384, D.
Wo. ; absolves Calixtus, i. 52, T. ; cele-
brates the third Lateran council, i. 52 ;
ii. 241 ; iv. 38, 384, T. Wa. O. Wo. ;
dies, i. 17, 52 ; ii. 242 ; iii. 445 ; iv. 39,
384, M. T. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo.
IV., Pope, i. 329 ; ii. 95, 346 ; iii.
461 ; iv. 106, 107, 443, Bu. Wi. Wa.Be.
O. W. Wo. ; letter to archbishop Boni-
fiEU^e announcing his election, i. 333, Bu. ;
grants a tenth of church property for
five years to Henry III., ii. 95 ; iv. 107,
Wi. O. W. ; canonizes S. Clare, iii. 461,
Be. ; letter to Osney respecting a debt
due to Siennese merchants, iv. 107, O. ;
offers the kingdom of Sicily to prince
Edmund, i. 163, 339; iv. 114, 126, T.
Bu. O. W. ; letter of, on this subject, i
339, Bu. ; sends the bishop of Bologna
to invest him, i. 349, Bu. ; war with
Manfred, ib. ; sends Kustand to England,
i. 350, Bu. ; letters for a crusade against
Manfred, i. 350-353, Bu. ; complaints to,
of the English clergy respecting the taxa-
tion, i. 363, Bu. ; confirms the tax orr
dered by Innocent IV., i. 367, Bu. ;
allows Boger de Weseham to resign his
see, i. 377, Bu. ; sends the archbishop of
Messina and Rustand to England on the
affairs of Sicily, i. 384, 385, Bu. ; de-
mands of, from England, i. 103, 388 ; iv.
1 15, 126, T. Bu. O. W. ; sends Herolt (or
Arlot) to England, i. 163, 170, 409,
T. Bu. ; debts of Henry IIL to, for the
Sicilian affair, i. 390, Bu. ; makes peace
with Manfred, and does not keep faith
with Henry HI. about Sicily, iii. 197,
D. ; confirms the settlement between the
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INDEX.
Alexander IV., Fope»con/.
bishop and the monks of Winchester
respecting Portland, Sec., ii. 96, Wi. ;
sends letters to Henry HE. on the pro-
perty of those who die intestate, 16. ;
orders bishop W. de Cantelupe to conse-
crate Sewal archbishop of York, iv. 444,
Wo. ; appeal to, against the exactions
of Henry HI., i. 405, Bn. ; orders arch-
bishop Boniface to excommunicate arch-
bishop Sewal, i. 408 ; iv. 444, Bu. Wo.,
and the dean of York, i. 408, Bu. ; letter
to the archbishop of Paris about the dis-
putes between the University and the
Dominicans, I 430, Bu. ; reconmnends
the Dominicans to consult, on the com-
plaints against them, i. 434, Bu. ; his
concession to the Dominicans, i. 435,
Bn. ; letter to, firom the English barons
against the Poitevins, i. 170, 457, T. Bu. ;
had exhorted the English barons to aid
the Sicilian undertaking, i. 457, Bu. ;
letter to, about the peace of Cambray, i.
461, Bu. ; appeal to, of Richard king of
Grermany, against Alphonso of Castile,
i. 467, Bu. ; letter to Richard king of
Germany, i. 469, Bu. ; letter to the
English barons respecting the I'apal pro-
visions, i. 487, Bu. ; consecrates Aymer
de Lusignan bishop of Winchester, ii.
98, Wi. ; letter of, concerning the Tar-
tars, i. 495, Bu. ; makes John of Exeter
bishop of Winchester, iv. 448, Wo. ; is
induced to write to S. Louis against the
provisions of Oxford, i. 179, T.; absolves
Henry HI. from his oath to observe the
provisions of Oxford, i. 600, Bu. ; dies,
i. 499 ; iii. 462 ; iv. 127, 446, Bu. Be.
O. Wo. J dies at Viterbo, iv. 128, W.
Alexander I., of Scotland, ii. 213, Wa. ;
succeeds Edgar by consent of Henry I.,
iv. 337, O.
Alexander II., of Scotland, ii. 281, Wa. ;
knighted by John, iv. 400,Wo. ; betrothed
to princess Joanna, iii. 58, D. ; marries
princess Joanna, i. 65; ii. 84, 294; iii. 69 ;
iv. 413, T. Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ; his punish-
ment of the earl of Caithness, iii. 78, D. ;
Alexander U., of Scotland— coRt.
at the parliament at Worcester, iv. 415,
Wo.; his arrangement respecting the
property of Alan of Qalloway, iii. 148,
D. ; makes peace with Henry ITT., iii.
146, D. ; quarrels with Henry HI., bat
is reconciled, ii. 90, Wi. ; terms of the
peace, iii. 164, D. ; dies, i. 140, iiL 179 ;
iv. 98, T. D. W. ; his widow, Mary de
Coucy, at the marriage of Alexander
lU. and Margaret, i. 296, Bu.
Alexander III., of Scotland, occupies the
border, iv. 102, W. ; at war with Henry
III., but makes peace, ii. 333, Wa. ; be-
trothed to princess Margaret, ii. 333 ;
iii. 164; iv. 102, Wa. D. W. ; marries
princess Margaret at York, i. 146,
296; ii. 93; iii. 183; iv. 103,328,338,
441, T. Bu. Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; does
homage to Henry HI., ii. 93 ; iv. 338,
Wi. O. ; visit of Henry IH. to, i. 837,
Bu. ; is prevented access to his wife, i.
337 ; iii. 1 98, Bu. D. ; released from tute-
lage, iii. 1 98, D. ; goes to Woodstock with
his wife, ii. 95, Wi. ; visits England in
1260, iii. 217, D. ; at the coronation of
Edward I., ii. 118, 383; iv. 465, 467,
Wi. Wa. Wo.; at the parliament at
Westminster, ii. 390 ; iv. 474, Wa, Wo. ;
does homage to Edward I., ii. 390 ; iv.
277, Wa. O. W., for his lands in Tyne-
dale and Westmerland, iv. 474, Wo.;
dies, ui. 323 ; iv. 305, 492, D. O. W.
Wo. ; his widow supposed to be left
pregnant, iv. 306, O. W. ; dispute as to
the succession after his death, iv. 337, 0.
Alexander, canon of Hereford, i. 351, Bu. ;
appointed deputy for Kustand, i. 354,
Bu.
Alexander, steward of archbishop Langton,
sent by him to John, ii. 263, Wa,
Alexander, the tithes of Charlton sold to,
iii. 197, D.
Alexius III. (called Alexander), emperor,
i. 207, Bu.
Alfred, king of Northumbria, succeeds Eg-
frid, ii. 153, Wa. ; dies, ii. 154.
mDJSJL
11
Alfred, king, anointed by Pope Leo IV. at
Borne, ii. 8 ; iv. 8, 367, Wi. O. Wo. ;
liis gentleness of cliancter, ii. 8, Wi. ;
his war with the Danes, ii. 9 $ compelg
GathnuD to become Christian, ib. ; forces
Hasteng to fly the country, ifr. ; insti-
tates the hundreds, ii. 10 ; his laws, ib. ;
founds the monasteries of Athelney,
Shaftesbury, and Hyde, ii. 10, 163, Wi.
Wa. ; gives Hyde to S. Grimbald, ii. 10,
Wi ; his reign, ib ; sends alms to S.
Thomas in India, iii. 10; iv. 869, D.
Wo. ; orders bishop Werefrid of Wor-
cester to translate S. Gregory's dialogues
into English, it. 563, Wo. ; dies, ib. ;
buried at Hyde, ii. 10, Wi. ; Ids gifts to
Winchester, ib.
Alfred, son of iEthelred and Enmia, ii. 18;
iv. 3, Wi. O. ; sent into Normandy, ii.
174; i7. 3, 371, Wa. O. Wo.; passed
over by the nobles as king for Cnut, ii.
15 ; iv. 4, Wi. O. ; neglected by his
mother, ii. 17, Wi. ; sent to England by
Robert of Normandy, ii. 17, 180, Wi.
Wa. ; account of his murder by Godwine,
i. 3, 184 ; ii. 17, 181 ; iv. 4, M. Bu. Wi.
Wa. O.
Alfreton (.^3fredintone, Alferton), ex-
changed with ^thelred by Burton abbey,
i. 184, Bu. ; tithes of, given to Bermond-
sey, iiL 428, Be.
Alice, daughter of Louis YU., marries
Theobald, count of Blois, iii. 15, D.
Alice, daughter of Guy of Angouldme;
see Angouldme, Alice of.
Alice, wife of Hugh, mayor of Dunstable,
her suit with the priory of Dunstable,
iii. 195, D.
Aliens, expelled from England, ii. 299,Wa.
Allerton, North (Alurintona, Alvertone,
Alwertune), battle of the StandaM at,
iii. 15; iv. 22, D. O. W.
Allmar, John, bill filed by Dunstable priory
against, iii. 178, D.
Almeria, taken by Alphonso VIII. of Cas-
tile, ii. 232, Wa.
Alneto, Godfrey de, quit-claims to Tewkes-
bury, a meadow in Burnett, i. 144, T.
Ahiwiok, William king of Scotland cap-
tured at, iv. 86, 37, W. ; recovered by
John de Vesci, iv. 197, W. ; surrendered
to prince Edward, iv. 198, W.
Alphonso YI., of Castile, defeats the Moors,
iL 198, Wa.
■^— VUL, of Castile, takes Almeria, ii.
282, Wa. ; why called emperor of Spain,
ii. 236.
IX., of Castile, marries Eleanor,
daughter of Henry H., iii. 19, D.; de-
feats the Moors at Navas de Tolosa, i.
32, M.
X., of Cas^e, his claims and
threats upon Gascony, i. 154 ; iii. 188,
T. D. ; knights prince Edward, i. 323 ;
iv. 471, Bu. Wo. $ marries his sister to
him, i. 328, Bu.; elected king of the
Romans by the archbishop of Treves and
some electors, iv. 115, W. ; his promises,
ib. ; sends an embassy to Rome, ib. ;
appeal of Richard, king of the Romans,
against, i. 467, Bu. ; sponsor to prince
Alphonso, ii. 385 j iv. 468, Wa. Wo. ;
absent from Spain during the invasion of
the Saracens, ii. 119, 385 ; iv. 468, Wi.
Wa. Wo. ; claims the kingdom of Ger-
many, ii. 119, 386; iv. 468, Wi. Wa,
Wo. ; at Belcaire with Gregory X., ii.
119, 385; iv. 468, Wi. Wa. Wo.; his
/far with Philip III. respecting Navarre,
iv. 269, 471, W. Wo. ; besieges Fampe-
Inna, iv. 269, W. ; Edward I. summoned
to go against him, iv. 471, Wo.
III., of Arragon, was to have mar-
ried princess Eleanor, ii. 403 ; iii. 367,
Wa. D. ; succeeds Pedro HI., iv. 305, 0.
W. ; will not make peace with Philip IV.
without the consent of the king of Cas-
tile, iv. 306, O. W. ; meets Edward I. at
Beame, and fr^ees Charles of Salerno,
ii. 406, Wa. ; absolved from his excom-
munication, ib. ; attacks Robert of Artois
in Sicily, ib. ; defeats and captures Guy
de Montfort, iv. 494, Wo. ; his truce
with Charles of Salerno, iv. 497, Wo. ;
at war with Sancho IV. of Castile, iv.
498, Wo. ; dies, iii. 367, D.
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INDEX.
Alphonso I., of Portnga], takes Santarem
and LisboD, ii. 233, Wa.
Alphonso, brother of 8. Louis, gifts of S.
Loais to, iii. 115, D. ; is to many
Joanna of Toolonse, ib. ; made count of
Poitou, iii. 157, D. ; invades the lands
of Hugh de Lusignan, t6. ; sets off for
the Crusade, i. 267, Bu. ; taken prisoner
in Egypt, i. 288, Bu.
Alphonso, prince, son of Edward I., bom
at Bayonne, ii. 385 ; iv. 468, Wa. Wo. ;
baptized by Walter, bishop of Exeter, ii.
385 ; iv. 468, Wa. Wo. ; taken fix>m the
font by Alphonso X. of Castile, ii. 885 ;
iv. 468, Wa. Wo. ; confirmed by the
archbishop of Ausch, ii. 385 ; iv. 468,
Wa. Wo. ; his offering at the shrine of
S. Edward, ii. 401 ; iv. 490, Wa. Wo. ;
dies, ii. 401 ; iii. 313 ; iv. 296, 298, 489,
490, Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; buried in West-
minster abbey, ii. 401 ; iv. 297, 298,
490, Wa. O. W. Wo.
Alresford, market established at, by bishop
Godfrey de Lucy, ii. 252, Wa.
Alston (Alveston), put out to fann by
Worcester priory, iv. 391, Wo.; the
lease falls in, and is given to Kichard de
Eruce, iv. 423 ; mill at, bought, iv. 430 ;
virgate at, bought, iv. 435 ; the tempo-
ralities surrendered by the bishop of
Worcester to the prioiy, iv. 497.
Alton (orHalton), rectors of:
Peter de Rievaulz, gives the abbey of
Waverley permission to celebrate in
the oratory at Netham, il. 342,
Wa. ; dies, iL 353.
Peter of Exeter, ib,
wood of, Adam de Gurdun captured
in,ii. 370; iii. 241, Wa. D.
Alured, uxgustly detains some land belong-
ing to Marshfield church, i. 99, T. ; kind-
ness of abbat Robert of Tewkesbury to,
ib.
Alvaston (Ailwaldestone), remarkable me-
teor at, i. 310, Bu«
Alvechnrch (Alwichekirke), bishop Wil-
liam de Blois of Worcester dies at, i.
101, T. ; given to A. by Worcester
Alvechorch — cent
priory, iv. 430, Wo. ; fair and market
at, obtained by bishop Walter de Cante-
lupe, iv. 431 ; perambulation to settle
the boundaries between it and Norton,
iv. 445.
Alwin, earl of the East Angles, founds
Ramsey, iv. 369, Wo.
Alwy, founds Great Malvern, iv. 373,
Wo.
Amand, S., Aimery de, land bought of, by
Dunstable, iii. 204, 207, D. ; dies, ilL
323 ; scutage paid to his executors, iii.
325.
Amaury L, king of Jerusalem, goes to
Cairo, and makes it tributary, ii. 238,
Wa.
Ambresbury (Ambrisbure, Hambrisbure),
Constantine buried near, il. 148, Wa. ;
Eleanor of Britanny translated to, i.
118, T. ; queen Eleanor takes the veil at,
ii. 404 ; iii. 326 ; iv. 307, Wa, J). O.
W. ; queen Eleanor buried at, ii. 410 ;
iii. 366, Wa. D.
Ambresley ; see Ombersley.
Ambrose, S., iii. 5, D.
Ambroys, William, acts on a jury, iii. 381,
D.
Amedeus, a templar, letter to, about the
Tartars, i. 491, Bu. /
Amenel (Ampney ?), vicarage of, given to
a priest named John, L 142, T. ; land in
the manor redeemed, i. 146, T.
Amiens, Firmin, bishop of, ii. 132, Wa.
Amite, Geoffirey, boundaries between his
lands and those of Dunstable priory, iii.
302, D.
Amour, S., William de, deprived by Pope
Alexander IV., i. 432, Bu.
Ampney Crucis (Omeneya), given to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 428, Be.
8. Peter ; see Eastington.
Anacletus II. (Pierleoni), Anti-Pope, i.
13 ; iv. 19, M.O. ; drives out Innocent
II., ii. 49, 222 ; Wi. Wa. ; dies, ii. 49,
Wi.
Anagni, papal bulls and letters dated from,
i. 320, 321, 885, 434, 470, Bu.
INDEX.
13
Anagni, Stephen of, sent to exact the tenth
in Eq^land in 12S9, i. 845, 365 ; iiL 114,
125 ; IT. 70, Bn. D. O. ; receivea procura-
tions from the monasteries, iii. 115, D. ;
a pension of ten mariu giv«n to, by
Tewkesbniy, i. 74, T. ; 109 ma^s paid
to, by Tewkesbniy for the tenth, L 77,
T. ; goes to Borne with BichaidMagnos,
ib, ; the chnrch of S. Wenn giyen to, i.
124; admitted by the bishop of Exeter,
i. 127 ; ten marks dne to him to be paid
oat of the church, i. 128 ; thirty marks of
arrearspaidtOyby Tewkesbniy, L 141, 167.
— ^ Gregory of, (his nephew,) arrange-
ment with Tewkesbury respecting the
church of Sandon, i. 167, T.
Anastasius IV., Pope, i. 47 ; iL 235 ; ill
16 ; iv. 29, T. Wa. D. O. W. ; restores
WiUiam archbishop of York, iu. 16, D.;
dies, i. 48 ; ii 236 ; iii. 439 ; iv. 29, T.
Wa. Be. O. W.
Andely, buUt by Bicbaid L» u. 64, WL ;
taken by PhiHp n., L 26 ; iL79,M.Wi.;
exchange respecting, made by the arch-
bishop of Bonen, i. 204, Bu. ; river of,
L 199, Bu. ; forest, limit of the English
fortifications, L 204, Bu. ; island of, i.
208, Bu.
Andover, a priest killed by lightning in
the church of, ii. 60 ; iv. 383, Wi. Wo.
Andretesburie (Leicestershire), given to
Bermondsey by W. de Belmeis, iiL 432,
Be.
Andrew II., king of Hungary, at the siege
of Damietta, iii. 55, D. ; tries to seiae
the Albigensian anti-Pope, iii. 80, D.
Andronicns, emperor, killed, iii. 23, D.
Angers, invaded by the Northmen, iii. 9,
D ; university of Paris removed to, iii.
117, D.
Angles come into England, iv. 862, Wo.
Anglesea seiaed by the Welsh, i. 6, M. ;
king Magnus passes through, li.j laid
waste by Henry III., iv., 436, Wo. ; re-
mains in posaession of the sons of Grif-
fith, iv., 438, Wo. ; attacked and con-
quered by Edward L in 1277, iii. 275;
iv. 272, D. O. W. ; to be held by Llewellyn
Anglesea— coil/,
under a tribute to Edward I., ii. 124,
388 ; iv. 274, Wi. Wa. W. ; given in
charge to Luke de Tani, iii. 292, D ; the
Welsh use, as a place of safety, iii. 385,
D. ; the Welsh expelled from, by Edward
L, iii. 386, D. ; taken by Edward I. in
1295, iv. 339, 520, O. Wo.
bridge of, losses of the English at,
iv., 484, 486, Wo.
Anglia, the name given to Britain by
Ecgbricht, il 8, WI
Angnon, Alexander de, lets Hamm manor
to Tewkesbury on lease, i. 168, T.
Angoul6me, Ailmar, count of^ takes his
daughter from Hugo le Brun, and gives
her to John, i. 202, Bu. ; liege man of
John, i. 205 ; dies, ii. 273, Wa.
*— Alice of, treaty of marriage with
Gilbert de Clare, i. 151, T. ; married, I
154 n., T. ; informs Henry IH. of the
intentions of John D'Eyvile, iii. 245, D.
Mary of, marries Robert de Fer-
rers, i. 285, Bu.
Aigou, acknowledges Arthur, i. 198, Bu.;
laid waste by Marcad^, ib, ; demanded
of John for Arthur by Philip, i. 200, Bu.
Fulk, count of ; see Fulk.
— — Geofiirey, count of ; see Planta-
genet, Geofl&^y.
Charles, count of; see Charles,
count of Aiqou.
Ankirwik, prioress of, arrangement with
Bermondsey respecting the tithes of the
manor of Stikeldene, in Greenford
parish, iii 446, 459, Be.
Anne, queen of Richard II., dies, iii. 482,
Be.
Ansegilsius, fkther of Pepin of Heristal,
iv. 365, Wo.
Anselm, S. ; see Canterbury, archbishops of.
Anselm, nephew of S. Anselm, abbat of S.
Sabas, brings the pall to archbishop
Ralph, ii. 215, Wa. ; consecrates aich-
bishop Ralph, iii. 14, D.
Anserus, iv. 364, Wo.
Ansfirid, count of Beauvais, becomes bishop
of Utrecht, ii. 169, Wa.
14
INDEX,
Antioch, council of, iii. 5, D. ; taken by
the crusaders, I. 6, 44 ; ii. 40, 207 ; iv.
13, M. T. Wi. Wa. O. ; again taken in
the second crusade, iy. 35, W. ; attacked
by the Toroomans, L 370, Bu. ; attacked
by the Tartars, i. 492, Bu. ; taken, i.
495 ; iv. 218, Bu, W.
^— ^- prince of $ «««Bohemiind.
Appleby, right of Burton to the tithes of,
i. 289, Bu. ; assessment of,i. 865, 36 7, Bu.
Apulia, subdued by Otho IV., I 59, T. ;
honour of, giyen to prince Edmund, son
of Heniy EI., i. 163 j see 8icily.
"^—^^ Thomas, count of, attacks the forces
of Frederick II., iii. 114, D.
Aquila, Qilbert de, suspended and sent to
Rome for offidaling during the interdict,
iii. 40, D ; his land, iiL 151, D.
Aquinas, S. Thomas, bom, iy. 62, W. ;
opposition to, at Paris, i 432, Bu. ; dies
at Fossa Nuoya, ii. 882, Wa.
Aquinum, Thomas of, letter of Henry m.
to, respecting the Sairaceiis in Lucera, i.
400, Bu.
Aquitaine, submits to Charles v., iii. 479, Be.
Aragon, Sancho, archbishop of; ««e Toledo.
Archer, Heniy, goes to Rome, iiL 184, D.
Arches, dean of the, iii. 872, D.
Archiepiscopal sees in England, iii. 4 ; iy.
359, D. Wo.
Ardem, Thomas de, gives S. George's
Southwark and Homdon tithes to
Bermondsey, iii 488, Be.
Ardem, Thomas de, his son, (5.
Ardfert [?], John, bishop of, consecrates
altars at Wavericy, ii. 801, 809, Wa.
Ardres (Ardeys), priors sent to the general
chapter held there, iii. 135, D.
Arem le, land so called, iii. 248, D.
Argences, castle of, taken by Robert of
Normandy, ii. 208, Wa.
Argentine (Archemdem^ Argent, Argen-
tem, Argenteym, Argenthom, Argento-
' eim), Richard de, witnesses Magna
Charta, i. 232, Bu. ; his two sons cap-
tured by Llewellyn, iiL 127, D. ; remains
in the tower of David after the capture
of Jerusalem, iii. 1 50, D.
Argentine, Qiles de, opposes the election of
R de Waldia to Wymondley Parva, iii.
175, D. ; one of the confederate barons,
iy. 450, Wo. ; one of the twelve elected
by the four appointed by the provisions
of Oxford, i. 449, Bu. ; one of the twenty-
four appointed by the barons, i. 450,
Bu.
— Richard de, killed by the Welsh in
1281,iy. 289,0. W.
Aries, entered by Raymond V. of Pro-
vence, iii. 153, D.
Henry, lung of, son of Frederick
n.,i5.
bishops of :
Trophimus, ii. 182, Wa.
Etherius, consecrates 6. Augustine,
ii. 149,Wa.
Arlot ; see Herlot.
Armagh, S. Malachy, bishop of, dies at
Clairvaux, ii. 233, Wa.
the pall sent to, by Eugenius HI.,
ii. 284, Wa.
Armenia, king of, his advice to the Tar^
tars, i. 498, Wa. ; restored to its king by
Gazan, khan of the Tartars, iv. 546,
Wo.
Amaldus Amalricus ; see Citeaux, Kar-
boxme.
Amleye, Robert de, his agreement with
Worcester priory, iv. 517, Wo.
Arnold, the Pope's protonotary, i. 469,
Bu.
Amulf, emperor, dies, iii. 10, D.
Amulf, count of Flanders ; see FUnders,
counts of.
Amulf becomes bishop of Metz, iv. 364,
Wo.
Arques, Philip II. retires firom, ii. 254,
Wa.
Arras, Peter, abbat of Citeaux, made
bishop of, ii. 243, Wa.
Arsur, taken by Saladin, L 19, M.
Arthur, king, in Wales, ii. 3, Wi. ; account
of, iv. 362, Wo. ; subdaes France, iii. 6,
D. ; his victory over Lucius and the
Romans, ii. 147 ; iii. 7, Wa. D. ; legend
of him andModred, ii. 3 ; iii. 7 ; WI. D. ;
INDEX.
15
Arthur, king — coni.
in the isle of Avallon, iii. 7, D. ; his
death, ii. 148, Wa. ; his bones found at
Glastonbiiry in 1191,1. 21, M. ; his tomb
at Glastonbury opened in 1278, ii. 389 ;
iv.*474, Wa. Wo. j his crown given op
to Edwaid L by the Welsh, ii. 401 ; iv.
489,Wa. Wo.
Arthur, son of Geoffrey Flantagenet, bom,
iii. 24 ; iy. 87, D. W. ; declared heir by
Richard I.,ii. 64 ; iii. 25, Wl D. ; league
of John and Philip IL against, iii. 26 ;
acknowledged by the princes of Ai^ou,
Le Mans, and Tours, i. 198 ; iv. 49, Bu.
O. ; giyen up by his mother to Philip
n., and sent to Paris, 1. 198, Bu. j his
castles, &c., seized by Philip II., ib.;
knighted by Philip IL, i. 199, Bu. ; does
homage to him, tft. ; demands by Philip
of John for, i. 200, Bu. ; does homage
to John, but remains in Philip's custody,
i. 201 ; It. 390, Bu. Wo. ; is to hold
Britanny of John, i. 204, Bu. ; settle-
ment respecting, in the treaty between
John and Philip II., i. 205, Bu. ; rebels
agunst John, it. 49, O. ; makes peace
with John, ih. ; sent by Philip II. with
an army to besiege Mirabeau, ii. 254,
Wa. ; beaeges queen Eleanor in Kira-
beau, iy. 391, Wo. ; captured by John, L
26, 57, 209 ; ii. 78, 79, 254 ; iy. 51, 891,
M.T.Bu.Wi.Wa.O.W.Wo. ; murdered
by John, i. 27, iy. 51, 58, M. W. ; dies
in John's custody, iy. 51, O. ; his body
thrown into the Seine, i 27, M. ; into
the sea, iy. 51, W. { buried at the priory
of S. Marie des Prez, belonging to Bee,
i. 27, M.
Articles of enquiry by the Papal legates in
1273, ii. 113, 380 ; iy. 468, Wi. Wa. Wo.
Artois, Robert I., count ot, goes to the
crusade with S. Louis, i. 267 ; ii. 340,
Bu. Wa.; drowned at Mansourah, i,
142, 286 ; iy. 440, T. Bu. Wo.
Robert II., count of, sent by Philip
IV. against Alphonso HI. in Sicily, and
defeated by Roger Loria, ii. 406, Wa. ;
slain at Courtrai, iy. 552, Wo.
Artois, Robert of, a Dominican, sent by
the magnates of the kingdom of Jerusa-
lem to Henry HI., i. 368, Bu.
Arundel, castle, taken by Henry I., ii. 210,
Wa. ; Matilda besieged in, by Stephen,
ii. 227, Wa.
— ^ William de Albini, Ist earl of, dies
at Wayerley, ii. 240, Wa.
William de Albini, 2nd earl of.
dies, ii. 249, Wa.
William de Albini, 8rd earl o^
goes to Damietta, ii. 292 {iii. 56 ; Wa.
D. ; dies at Eainel, near Rome, on his
return, ii. 294 ; iii. 66 ; Wa. B. ; buried
at Wymondham, ii. 294 ; iii. 66, Wa. D.
WUIiam de Albini, 4th earl of.
dies, ii. 299 ; iii. 90, Wa. D. ; buried at
Wymondham, ii. 299, Wa.
Hugh de Albini, 5th earl of, under
the charge of Hubert de Burgh, iii. 103,
I). ; sentence in his fiiyour against arch-
bishop Edmund, i. 106, T. ; dies, i.
130, T.
Isabella, widow of Hugh de Albini,
founds Marham, ii. 344, Wa. ; has per-
mission from the Pope to enter Wayerley
abbey to consult the abbat on this, ii.
345, Wa.
Edmund Eitz-Alan, 7th earl,
knighted by Edward I. at Westminster,
iy. 558, Wo. ; beheaded at Hereford, iy.
347, O.
Richard Fitz-Alan, 9th earl, slaugh-
ter of the men of Cheshire by, iii. 419, D.
Asa, John^ lord of CsBsarea, joins in a
letter to Henry HL, i. 368, Bu.
Asaph, S., bishops of:
Geofi&ey of Monmouth, ii. 234, Wa.
Geoftey, suspended by Becket, iy.
382, Wo.
Adam, dies, i. 52 ; il 242, T. Wa. ;
dies at Osney, iy. 39, 0.
John, i. 53 ; ii. 243, T. Wa. ; dies, ii.
244, Wa.
Reiner, ii. 244 ; iy. 40, Wa. O. W. j at
the consecration of Hugh, bishop
of Hereford, iy. 406, Wo. ; at the
dedication of Worcester cathedral,
10
INDEX.
Asaph, S., bishops of: — cohL
Reiner — eont
IT. 409, Wo.; dedicates Gsrendon
church, ii. 291, 292, Wa. ; dies, i.
67, T.
Abraham, it. 417, Wo.
Howel, dies, iy. 438, Wo.
Anian, consecrated by the bishops of
Worcester, Bangor, and Meath, W.
439, Wo.
Asbibm, inrades England, ii. 28, 190, Wi.
Wa. ; takes York, ib. ; defeated by
William I., and ffies, ii. 28, 191, Wi. Wa.
Ascalon, captured by Saladin, L 19, M. ;
restored by bishop Peter des Roches, iii.
126, D. ; rebuilt by Richard of ComwaU^
IV. 87, W.
Ascolph, Matilda wife of, and Graald son
of, give the advowson of Fyfield to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 431, Be.
Ash (de Fraxino), Richard, receives tax
marks annually for his services to
Tewkesbnry. i. 79, T.
Richmd, imprisoned at Dunstable
on a charge of homicide, iii. 266, D. ;
cleared of the charge, and his goods
restored, ib,
Ashbume ( Assebume, Esbume, Essebnme,
Essebuma), fire at, iiL 185, D. ; advow-
son of, recovered fh)m the deans of
Lincoln by Henry III., i. 499 ; iii. 215,
Bu. D.
vicars of :
John dies, iii. 215, D. ; had paid fifty
annual marks to the dean and chap-
ter of Lincoln, ib.
Feter of Winchester presented by
Ilenry III., ib,; income paid him
by the dean and chapter of Lincoln,
iii. 216.
Roger de, dies, iii. 85, D.
Robert de, pasturage given to
Dunstable by, iii. 180, D. ; fidelity to
Dunstable sworn before, iii. 184.
Ashby, Canons' (Esseby), Geoffrey de
Heketone made prior of, iii. 100, D. ;
Dunstable priory receives the church of
Higham Ferrers from, iii. 160, D.
Ashby, Canons*, Hugh of, serves on a
jury, iii. 344, 353, D.
Adidown (Assandnn), battle of, ii. 15,
177, WL Wa. ; Cnot builds a church at,
ii. 15, WL
Ashmore [?] ; tee Essemere.
Ashridge (Esserugge, Assoerugge, Assche-
rugge), college of Bonhommes founded
at, by Edmund, earl of Cornwall, iiL
305, D. ; church dedicated by bishop
O. Sutton, iii. 326; Edward I. keeps
Christmas at, iii. 363 ; attacked by the
mob in 1381, liL 417.
John of, his suit against Dunstable,
iii. 218, D.
Aspec (Espec), Walter, at the battle of the
Standard, ii. 227, Wa.
Assassins sent by Manfred to murder
Henry III., i. 395, Bu.
Assize of bread, wine, and beer, in 1256
in England, L 375, Bu.
Aston Magna, advowson of, iv. 404, Wo.
Aston Tirrold, miracle at, ii. 352, Wa.
Athelncy monastery founded by Alfred, iL
10, 163. WL Wa.
Atherstone - upon - Stour (Edrichestun),
church of, given to Adam de Albo
Monasterio, i. 105, T. ; W., parson of,
dies, ib.; 4«. from, given by abbat
Robert of Tewkesbury to the chantry of
Tewkesbury, L 129.
Athens, S., relicks of, i. 96, T.
Athol, John, earl of, given in custody to
William, earl of Warwick, by Edward I.,
iv. 527, Wo. ; hanged, iv. 559.
Atleberg, J. de, official of the bishop of
Lichfield, letter of, i. 401, Bu.
Atlow (Atteloue, Attelowe), tithes at, let,
iii. 279, D. ; agreement at, with respect
to the manor of Ballidon, iii. 337, D. ;
prgedial tithes of, fall in, iii. 370, D.
Atte-Bowe, Alice, murders L. Ducket, iiL
314 ; iv. 489, D. Wo.; burnt, iv. 490,Wo.
Atte-Halle, Andrew, writ to, to restore four
acres of land, iii. 329, D.
Gregory, charge against, respect-
ing the commonage at Houghton, iiL
345, D.
INDEX.
17
Atte-Ho, William and Alexandra, corrody
granted to, by Dunstable, iii. 291, D.
Attie, Ingelard de, suspected of treason,
and gives hostages to surrender Windsor
castle, iiL 68, D.
Aubin, James, dies, ir. 511, Wo.
Aaboin, La Ferte de S., reconciliation of
Henry II. and Becket at, iii. 19, D.
Andley (Andedele, Alditbeleye, Audithe-
leye, Aldithelege), James de, (second
baron Andley,) with Richard of Corn-
wall at Aachen, iii. 203, D. ; one of the
confederates against the Foiteyins, iii.
210, D. ; sworn of the king's council at
Oxford, i. 449, Bu. ; the acts of the
council confirmed before, i. 456, Bu. ;
signs the letter to Alexander IV. against
the Foitevins, i. 174, 460, T. Bu. ; ad-
vances against the earl of Derby, but
flies, iii. 235, D.
Augustine, S., of Hippo, iii. 6, D. ; death
of, iv. 361, Wo. ; his relicks brought to
Favia, ii. 155, Wa. ; authority of, iii.
325, D. ; quoted by Grosseteste, i. 423,
Bu.
S., of Canterbury ; see Canterbury,
archbishops of.
Augustinians, Order of, accepted by the
council of Lyons, iii. 261, D. ; learning
of, iv. 537, Wo. ; chapter of, at Oxford,
iv. 318,0. W.
Aumarle, John, count of, slain at Cour-
trai, iv. 552, Wo.
Aumeri, Boger de, his suit against the
abbat of Osney respecting Weston manor,
iv. 112, 209, O. ; settlement of the case,
iv. 126, 210, O.
Aumone (Eleemosyna, in Normandy),
abbats of :
Serlo, dies, ii. 242, Wa.
Gervase, abbat of Landais, ii. 242.
Ralph, dies, ii. 256.
Hameric, dies, it 298.
Sanctius, ii. 298 ; resigns, ii. 301.
Martin, ii. 301 ; dies, ii. 310.
Geoffi%y, abbat of Landais, ii. 310;
resigns, ii. 319.
Robert, abbat of Begars, ii. 319.
VOL. V.
Aungewin (Aangevin), land of, suit of
Dunstable respecting, iii. 181, 182, D.
Stephen, lends the king ten marks,
iii. 294, D.
Auray, battle of, iii. 477, Be.
Aurelia, queen of Clovis II., iv. 364, Wo.
Aurora Borealis in 1173,i. 51, T.; m 1174,
iv. 383, Wo.; in 1177, i. 17, M.; in
1188,1.20; ii. 63, M. Wi.
Ausch, Amanevus de Armagnac, arch-
bishop, confirms prince Alphonso, ii.
385 ; iv. 468, Wa. Wo.
Austiclive, Hubert de Burgh taken to, iv.
76, W.
Auvergne, Astremonius bishop of, ii. 132,
Wa.
Avallon, isle of, Arthur. buried in, i. 21,
iii. 7, M. D.
Austria, Leopold, duke of; see Leopold.
Autumn, late in 1258, iii. 210, D.
Autun (Edna), Brunchildis buried at, iv.
364, Wo.
Auxerre, victory of Charles the Bald at,
iv. 367, Wo.
S. German, bishop of ; see Ger-
man, S.
Avesnes, John of, at war with the countess
of Flanders, i. 306, Bu. ; sent by the
electors to the empire to Richud of
ComwaU, iv. 112, W.
Avignon, besieged and taken by Louis
Vin , i. 69 ; u. 302 ; iiL 101 ; iv. 68,
418, T. Wa. D. O. Wo. ; submits to the
Fope, and its walls thrown down, iv.
418, Wo. ; bull dated at, iii. 414, D.
Axholme, isle of, laid waste by John, i. 224 ;
captured by the disinherited barons, iii.
240, D. ; fortified by Simon de Montfort
the younger, iv. 181, 183, 456, W. O.
Wo. ; difficulty of entrance into, iv. 181,
W. ; taken by prince Edward, iii. 240 ;
iv. 181, 183, D. W. O.
Aylesbury, prebend of, iii. 247, 362, D.
Fercival de Lavania, prebendary
of, iii. 247, D. ; dies, iii. 362.
the lord of the manor of, iii. 362.
-^— bailiffs of, iii. 354.
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18
INDEX.
Aylesbury, Walter of, ao«. paid to, by
Dunstable, to look after a lawsuit in tbeir
interests, iii. 358, D.
Aynboe (Eynho), Philip de, found mnr-
dered, iii. 320, D.
B.
B., Th. de, auditor of Rustand, i. 364, Bu.
Baalum, Winebald de, gifts of, to Bermond-
sey, iii. 427, 439, Be. ; his wife Hawisia ;
see Gumay, Hawisia de.
John de, witnesses Magna Charta
in 1225, i. 232, Bu.
Babbe, Stephen, freedman of Dunstable,
money levied from, liL 364, D.
Babylon, taken by Cazan, khan of the
Tartars, iv. 546, Wo.
Bagdad (Baldac, Baldach, Baldas), iii. 66,
71, D. ; taken by the Tartars, i. 495, Bu.
Bahuse, Simon de, serves on a jury, iii.
353, D. .
Bailifis, laws concerning, i. 251, Bu.
Bainard, Qeoffirey, accuses William of Eu
of treason, and vanquishes him in com-
bat, ii. 205, Wa.
William, deprived of his lands by
Henry I., iL 214, Wa.
Baldwin I., king of Jerusalem, li. 207, Wa. ;
dies, i. 10 ; ii, 45, 217 ; iv. 17, M. Wi.
Wa.0.
— — ^- n., king of Jerusalem, ii. 45, 207,
Wi. Wa. ; dies, ii. 223, Wa.
IIL, king of Jerusalem, ii. 207, Wa.
Baldwin, count of Flanders ; see Flanders,
counts of.
Baldwin L, emperor of the East. See
Flanders, counts of (Baldwin IX.).
-^— n., emperor of the East, in Eng-
land, and receives gifts from Henry HI.,
ii. 318, Wa.
Balham, given to Bermondsey, iii. 430, Be.
BaUol (BaUol, Bailloil, Bayllel, Baylol,
Baynol) :
— Bernard de (third baron), meets
and defeats William the Lion, iv. 35, W.
Hugh de (fourth baron), castle of,
besieged by Eustace de Vesci, iii. 47, D.
Baliol, John de (fifth baron), obtidns his
wife's property in Galloway, iii. 143, h^,
D. ; guardian of Alexander DL, iii. 198 ;
appointed counsellor to prince Edward
by the barons, L 445, Bu. ; one of the
twelve appointed at Oxford, i. 449 ; one
of the twenty-four, i. 450 ; set free after
the battle of Lewes, iii. 232, D. ; his
slaughter of the barons at Chesterfield,
iii. 241 ; one of the twelve elected by the
dictum of Eenilworth, ii. 372 ; iii. 243,
Wa.D.
John de (eighth baron), marries
Isabella de Warrenne, iv. 284, O. W. ;
submits his clium to the crown of Scot-
land to Edward I., ii 411 ; ui. 368 -, iv.
507, 508, Wa. D. Wo. ; appointed king
by Edward L, iv. 334, 338, 511,0. Wo. ;
crowned, iii. 374, D. ; his homage to
Edward I., iv. 338, 511,0. Wo. ; adheres
to Philip IV. in spite of his homage, iv.
526, Wo. ; rebels, is captured and out-
lawed, iv. 339, O. ; submits to Edward
L, and is sent to the tower, iii. 404,
D. ; brought to London, but allowed
his liberty by Edward I., iv. 628, Wo.
Edward de (son of eighth baron).
sent with his fiither to the tower, iii.
404, D. ; invades Scotland, and wins the
battle of Gladsmoor, iv. 349, O. ; does
homage to Edward IH., ib,
« Alexander de, advances agamst the
English at Dunbar, iv. 527, Wo.
Ingram de, aids Simon de Mont-
fort the younger at Northampton, iii.
229, D. ; killed at Dunbar, iv. 527, Wo.
Ballard, Richard, freeman of Dunstable,
money levied on, iii. 364, D.
Balle, John, the insurgent priest, hanged,
iii. 418, D.
Ballidon in the Peak (Balidena, Baledene,
Badelydone, Balidene, Badelesdene), first
crop obtained from, iii. 80, D. ; a moiety
of the chapel recovered by Dunstable,
iii. 104 ; a rent-charge bought in, iii
161 ; purchase of, and smt respecting a
bovate in, iii. 176, 184; suit respecting
the tithes of the manor of, iii. 337.
INDEX.
19
Ballidon, Walter de, iii. 184, D.
—^ Walter de, admitted to profess in
Dunstable priory, iii. 342, D.
John de, supported by the priory,
iii. 354, D.
Ballok Boger, concerned in the afiray of
Simon Mostard's death, iii. 307, D.
Bamborough (Baenburc), castle besieged
by William H., ii. 205, Wa. ; Malvoisin
built befbre it, ib, j surrendered to Wil-
liam II., i6. ; surrendered to Henry II.
by Malcohn IV., il 237 ; iii. 18, Wa.
D. ; besieged by the Scots, iv. 349, O.
Bamborough, Morel de, slays Malcolm
III., ii. 202, Wa. ; surrenders Bam-
borough castle to William II., ii. 205,
Wa. ; gives up the names of many who
had rebelled against William II., ih.
Banbury (Bannebirre, Banebyre), castle
built by Alexander, bishop of Lincoln,
iv. 18, W. ; a woman and boy im-
mured at, iii. 76, B.
Banchai, Hugh de, captured by John at
Mirabeau, i. 26, M.
Banelonde, land near, bought by Dun-
stable, iii. 178, D.
Baneter (le Bantere), Alexander, fined, iii.
316, D. ; murdered, iii. 353.
Bangor, bishops of:
S. Daniel, dies, ii. 148, Wa.
David consecrated by archbishop
Ralph, iv. 377, Wo.
Guy, i. 52, T.
Alan, prior of St. John's, Jerusa-
lem, L 55 ; iv. 388, T. Wo. ; dies,
i. 65, T.
Robert, dies, i. 60 ; ii. 278 ; iv. 401,
T. Wa. Wo. ; buried at Shrews-
bury, ii. 273, Wa.
Martin, or Cadogan, abbat of Blanch-
lande, i. 61 ; iv. 404, T. Wo. ; at
the dedication of Worcester cathe-
dral, iv. 409, Wo. ; dies at Dore,
i. 122, T.
Richard, assists at the consecration of
Ani^, bishop of S. Asaph, iv. 439,
Wo.
Bannockbum, battle of, iii. 469 ; iv. 343,
561, Be. O.Wo.
Banstead (Banstude), Hubert de Burgh
dies at, i. 130, T.
Bar (Bares, Barre, Barres), Henry II., count
of, opposes the coronation of S. Louis, iii.
102, D. ; goes to the Holy Land, iii. 150.
Henry HI., count of, marries prin-
cess Eleanor, iii. 376 ( iv. 336, 513, D.
O.Wo.
William de, sent by Philip H. to
the assistance of S. de Montfort at
Muret, ii. 279, Wa. ; captures Pedro II.,
ib, ; captured in the fight off Sandwich,
iv. 409.
William de, his offer of hospitality
to Henry III., i. 328, Bu.
Bar-Bur-Aube, Nicholas, dean of, deposed
by Pope Alexander IV., i. 432, Bu.
Bardney (Bardenei, Bardona, Bardeney),
abbats of :
[Robert, iii. 38, D. ? ; (see Pref. to
vol. iii. p. XXX.)].
Ralph, deposed, iii. 41, D.
Peter, prior of Lanthony, iii. 40.
Matthew, dies, iii. 79.
— ^ monks of, present toEddlesborongh,
iii. 216.
Simon of, made vicar of Pullox-
hiU, iii. 128, D.
Bardulf, Hugh, dies, ii. 255, Wa.
William, elected on the side of the
barons at Oxford, i. 447, Bu. ; appointed
guardian of Nottingham castle, i. 453 ;
iv. 146, Bu. W. ; surrenders it to Henry
IIL, iv. 146, W.
Barfleur (Barbefleot), prince William
drowned at, i. 10, M.
Barham Down (Berhamdone), colloquy
between John and the papal nuncios at,
iv. 56, W.
Bari, princess Isabella, wife of Frederick
n., buried at, i. 122, T.
Barkam, Robert, fined, iii. 316, D.
Barking, abbey founded, iii. 8, D. ; Sarah
de Walebar, abbess, dies, iii* 41 ; free
election to, granted, iii 42.
B 2
20
INDEX.
Barnety the commonalty of, rise agsunst
the abbat of S. Alban's, iiL 416, D.
Barnwell, the belfry of the church burnt
by lightning, iii. 340 ; iy. 314, 495, D.
O. W. Wo.
Baro, Robert de, with Pope Alexander
IV., on behalf of lUchard, king of the
Romans, i. 469, Bu.
Batons, refuse to abide by the award of S.
Louis as to the proTisions of Oxford,
i. 179, T. ; advice to them, ib.
war, beginning of, ii 100, 355 ; iii.
221, 463 ; iv. 134, 448, WL Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo.
disinherited, sentence on, ii. 103;
iiL 243, Wi. D. ; they take the isle of
Ely, ii. 104, Wi. ; their cause taken up by
Gilbert de Clare, ii. 105 ; iii. 245, Wi.
D. ; their submission and restoration, ii.
105, 110, 372 ; iii. 246, Wi. Wa. D.
- oppress the poor in England, iii.
251, D.
Barri, Robert, serres on a jury, iii 319, D.
Bartholomew of Carcassonne, legate of the
Albigensian Anti-Pope, iii. 79, D.
Barton, Geoffrey de, his purchase of land,
iii. 158, D. ; elected prior of Dunstable,
iii. 158 ; see Dunstable, priors of.
Robert de, ordained snb-deacoD,
iii. 176.
John Fitz Ralph de, serves on a
juiy, iii. 344, 345.
Barwith (Barewurthe, Barworthe), chan-
try in, granted to W. de Elston, iii. 144,
211, D. ; suit against Dunstable priory
for an acre in, iii. 195.
Baseville, Gilbert de, dies, ii. 273, Wa.
. his son, gifts of, to Waverley, ib.
Basile, Peter de, kiUs Richard I., i. 24 ;
ii. 71 ; iii. 27, M. Wi. D. ; is pardoned
by Richard I., ii 71, Wi. ; sent by Mar-
cade to princess Joanna, i6. ; his horri-
ble death, ib,
Basilia, of Worcester, dies, and is buried
at Osney, iv. 249, O.
Basinges, Walter, abbat of Gloucester,
blessed at, i 131, T.
Basinghamy John de, dies, iii 150, D.
Basingweik castle, built by Henry II., i.
237, Wa.
Basse, Nicholas, hanged for felony, iii.
302, D.
Basset [of Wycombe], Alan (first baron),
lord of Mdiden, suit with Tewkesbury
respecting the advowson of Trevalga,
i. 108, T. ; dies, iii 130, D.
Gilbert (second baron), causes the
war between Henry HI. and R. Marshal,
iv. 425, Wo. ; exiled by Henry IIL, ii.
313, Wa. ; lays waste the lands of the
king's counsellors, ib. ; his lands sdzed
by Heniy III. as a friend of R. Marshal,
iii. 136 ; iv. 74, D. W. ; his rising, iii.
136, D. ; releases Hubert de Buigh, and
brings him to R. Marshal, iv. 75, 425,
W. Wo. ; R. Marshal commits his cas-
tles and femily to, iv. 77, 78, W. 0.;
reconciled wiUi Henry IIL, i. 93 ; ii
86 ; iv. 80, 426, T. Wi O. W. Wo. ;
witnesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1236, i 104, T. ; dies, i 119 ;
iv. 433, T. Wo.
Fulke (third baron) ; aee London,
bishops of.
Philip (fourth baron), one of the
twelve elected at Oxford, i. 449, Bu. ;
one of the twenty-four, i. 450, Bu. ; ap-
pointed to be always with the justiciary,
i 479, Bu. ; made justiciary by Henry
III. iv. 129, W. ; his manors burnt by the
barons, iv. 146, O. ; refuses to surrender
to any one at Lewes, iv. 452, Wo. ;
captured at Lewes, iii 232, D. ; does
not assent to the disinheriting of the
barons, ii. 367, Wa. ; one of the twelve
elected by the dictum of Kenilworth, ii.
372 ; iii 243, Wa. D. ; mediates between
Henry III. and G. de Clare, iii 246 ;
iv. 205, D. O. ; agrees to the disin-
herited having their lands restored, ii.
110, 377 ; iv. 460, W. Wa, Wo. ; takes
part in the translation of Edward the Con-
fessor, iv. 226, W.; dies, ii. Ill, 378 ; iv.
247, 461, Wi Wa. O. W. Wo. ; buried at
Stanley, ii. Ill, 378; iv. 247, 261, Wi.
Wa. 0. Wo. ; see below. Basset, John.
INDEX.
21
Basset, Aliva (his daaghter), wife of Hugh
le Despencer, releases tie captives after
Eyesham, iv. 175, W. ; her sorrow for
her husband, iv. 176, W.
Basset [of Drayton], Ralph, killed at
Evesham, ii. 365 ; iv. 171, 174, 454,
Wa. O. W. Wo.
Basset [of Sapcote] ,Balph, appointed guar-
dian of Northampton castle, i. 453, Bu.
Basset, John, gained over by prince Ed-
ward, iv. 137, W. ; helps the king with
money, iv. 204; mediates between the
king and G. de Clare, iv. 205 ; acts as
a Surety for the peace being kept, iv.
206. [Apparently Wykes has erro-
neously given John for Philip in all
these passages.]
Warin, killed at the taking of
Cardiff, i. 91, T.
Fulke, archbishop of Dublin ; tee
Dublin, archbishops of.
William, writ against, respecting
the patronage of Kushden church, iii
158, D.
Peter, presents to Rushden, iii.
254, D.
John, presented to Rushden, ib.
Bassingboum, Warin de, one of the twelve
elected by the dictum of Kenilworth, ii.
372 ; iii. 243, Wa. D. ; dies, iv. 458,
Wo.
Bateman, William, concealed at Dunstable,
during the riots of 1381, iii. 418, D.
Bath, bishops of:
Lyfing ; see Wells, Canterbury.
John, transfers the see from Wells to
Bath, ii. 36 ; iv. 373, Wi. Wo. ;
dies, i. 11 ; ii. 218, M. Wa.
Godfrey, ii. 219, Wa.
Robert, dies, i. 16, 49 ; ii. 59 ; iv. ^81,
M. T. Wi. Wo.
Reginald Fitz-Jocelyn, i. 51 ; ii 240 ;
iii. 20; iv. 36, 37, T. Wa. D.
W. O. ; elected archbishop of Can-
terbury by the monks, i. 22 ; iii.
26 ; iv. 46, 387, M. D. O. Wo. ;
dies, i. 22, 54 ; ii. 248 ; iii. 26 ; iv.
46, 387, M. T. Wa. D. O. Wo.
Bath, bishops of: — cont.
Savary, i. 22, 55 ; ii. 248 f iii. 26 ; iv.
46, M. T. Wa. D. 0.; consecrated
at Rome, iv. 387, Wo. ; wins his
cause against the Glastonbury
monks, ii. 252, Wa. ; dies, i. 28, 57 ;
ii. 257 J iii. 29, M. T. Wa. D.
Jocelyn, 1. 28, 58 ; iii. 29 ; iv. 52, M.
T. D. O. ; consecrated at Reading,
ii. 257 i iv. 394, Wa. Wo., by the
bishop of London, iv. 394, Wo. ;
security promised to, by John, i.
219, Bu. ; money to be paid to, by
John, i. 220, Bu. ; at the corona-
tion of Henry III., ii. 286, Wa. ;
his cupidity, ii. 299, Wa. ; in the
chapter house at Worcester, to settle
the quarrel between the bishop and
priory, iv. 416, Wo. ; witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, i. 231, Bu. ;
witnesses a writ, iii 113, D. ; con-
secrates R. de Bingham bishop of
Salisbuiy, ii. 307, Wa. ; confirms the
tithes of Burnett to Tewkesbury,
i. 77, T. ; makes peace between
Tewkesbury and the bishop of
Worcester, L 87 ; gives up to
Tewkesbury an instrument of the
bishop of Worcester, i. 89 ; de-
prives abbat Robert of Glastonbury
of the management of his monas-
tery, i. 95 ; makes an investigation
at the abbey of Keynsham, i. 96 ;
witnesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1236, i. 103; dies, i. 127 ;
ii. [259, an error,] 330 ; iv. 90, 434,
T. Wa. 0. W. Wo.
Roger, precentor of Salisbury, i. 133 ;
iii. 164, T. D. ; appointed by Inno-
cent rV., iv. 436, Wo. ; confirmed,
in spite of the opposition of the
canons of Wells, i. 133, T. ; con-
secrated at Reading by bishop
William de Raleigh, ii. 90, 334,
iv. 9), 92, Wi. Wa. W. O.; at the
dedication of Beaulieu, ii. 337,
Wa.; dies, ii. 91,340; iv. 96, Wi.
Wa.O. W.
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INDEX.
Badi« bishops of :—c<mt,
William da Battone, archdeacon of
Wella, I 138 ; iL 340 ; iv. 439, T.
Wa. Wo. ; admits Christian, chap-
lain of Tewkesbury, to the church
of Burnett, L 138, T. ; appointed to
carry oat the papal decree respect-
ing visitations and procurations, i.
300, 301, Bn.; excommunicates the
infractors of Magna Charta, i. 306,
319, Bu. ; quarrels with abbat
Roger of Glastonbury, L 156, T. ;
expels Boger, and puts in R. Peder-
ton, i. 157, T. ; Roger is restored,
and the bishop fails in an application
to the king and the Roman court, ib. ;
letters sent to, respecting the see of
Carlisle, iii. 205, D. ; present at th6
dedication of Salisbury cathedral, i.
166, T. ; dies, iv. 164, W.
Walter Giffard, consecrated by arch-
bishop Boniface, iv. 164, W. ; his
* manors destroyed by the barons, ib.;
excommunicates S. de Montfort and
his party, ib. ; one of the twelve
appointed by the dictum of Eenil-
worth, ii, 372 ; iii. 243, Wa. [erro-
neously called William] D. ; arch-
bishop of York, ii. 105, 374 ; iii.
244; iv. 194, 198, Wi. Wa. D. W.
O. ; see York, archbishops of.
William de Buttone, iv. 194, W. ;
dies, iv. 261.
Robert Bumel, attempt of prince Ed-
ward to have him elected arch-
bishop of Canterbury, iv. 286, W. ;
one of the commissioners in charge
of the country during prince Ed-
ward's absence, ii. 113, 379 ; iv. 462, ',
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; oath taken before,
ib. ; elected bishop of Bath, iv. 262,
467, W. Wo. ; consecrated by arch-
bishop Kilwarby in London, ii.
118, 384; iv. 467, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
at Merton, iv. 262, W. ; postulated
to Canterbury, but the election
quashed by the Pope, iL 389 ; iii.
. 278 ; iv. 279, 475, Wa. D. O. W.
Bath, bishops o{: — cont
Robert Bumel — cont.
Wo. ; chancellor, iii. 289, D. ; his
duties, ii. 393, Wa. ; returns to
London, ii. 893 ; iv. 477, Wa. Wo. ;
buries bishop Nicholas of Winches-
ter at Waverley, ii. 393 ; iv. 477,
Wa. Wo. ; postulated to Winchester
at the request of the king and
queen, ii. 394; iv. 288, 478, Wa. W.
Wo.; the election quashed by the
Pope, ii. 894; iv. 283, 478, Wa. W.
Wo.; dedicates Rewley abbey, ii.
397 Wa. ; induces Edward I. to hold
a parliament at Acton, iv. 487, Wo. ;
parties in the Houghton suit appear
before, iii. 360, D. ;. appointed to
hear the complaints against the
judges, iii. 357, D. ; fixes the site
for the Eleanor cross at Dunstable,
iii. 362, D. ; borrowed money paid
to his clerk by Dunstable priory, iii.
364, D. ; gives the opinion of Ed-
ward I. on the Westbury prebends,
iv. 501, Wo. ; mediates between the
bishop and the prioiy of Worcester,
iv. 505, Wo. ; baptizes Gilbert
de Clare, ib. ; statutes against Wor-
cester priory quashed before, ib. ;
dies, iu. 373; iv. 333, 610, D. O.
Wo.; his character, iii. 373; iv.
610, D. Wo.; buried at Wells, iv.
511, Wo.
William de la Marche, treasurer, ilL
358 ; iv. 324, D. O. ; witnesses
the document of the submission
of the claimants to the Scottish
crown, iv. 509, Wo.; bishop, iiL
373; iv. 334, 512, D. O. Wo.;
confirmed by the Canterbury monks,
iv. 334, O. ; removed fipom the
treasury, iii. 399, D. ; dies, iv. 553,
Wo.
Walter of Haselshaw, dean of Wells,
iv. 553, Wo. ; his consecration and
enthronement, ib.
Bath, abbey of, Inglishcombe church sold
to, by Bermondsey, iii. 431 , Be.
INDEX.
23
Bath abbey, prion of:
Walter, die*, iv. 389, Wo. ; at Wher-
"well, ii. 68, Wi. ; story of, ib,
Robert, made abbat of Qlastonbnry, i.
66, T.
— archdeacoDB of:
Hugh de WelU, dies, i. 94, T.
Nicholas Neville, i. 95, T.
castle, fortified by Robert earl of
Gloucester, iL 51, Wi.
Bath (Baa, Bathonia), Henry of, justice
itinerant at Winchester, ii. 91, Wi. ;
accused of sedition, and pays 2,000^. to
Henry HL, i. 143, T. $ accused by
Philip d*Arcy, iv. 101, W. ; his defence
and deposition, ib, ; makes his peace
with the king by a bribe, ib. ; justice at
Nottingham, i. 337, 872, Bu. ; appointed
to sell the wardships, i. 477, Bu. ; is to
provide the sheri£fe, i. 478, Bu.
— >- Hugh de, dies, iii. 144, D.
Robert de, dies, iv. 429, Wo.
. Robert de, dies, iv. 438, Wo.
Bathatarcan, a 'Tartar prince, L S72, 273,
Bu.
Batildis, queen of Clovis H., iv. 364, Wo.
Battle abbey, founded by William I., i. 3 ;
ii. 190, 197 ; iii. 423, 424, M. Wa. Be. ;
dedicated by William II., ii. 203, Wa. ;
free election granted to, in 1213, iii.
42, D.
. abbats:
Odo, i. 51, T. J dies, ii. 73, Wi.
John of Dover, iL 73, Wi.
Richard, witnesses Magna Charta, i.
232, Bu.; dies, i. 99, T.
Baugency, council of, proclaims the divorce
of Louis YD. and Eleanor of Aquitaine,
ii. 234, Wa.
Bausan, Stephen, goes against Llewellyn,
and IB kiUed, i. 158; iv. 117, T. O.
W.
Bavaria, Lotus II., duke of, price paid to,
by Richard of Cornwall, for his election,
iv. 113, W. ; at the election, iv. 114.
Bayeux, taken and burnt by Henry I., i.
8, 44 ; ii. 211 ; iv. 374, M. T. Wa. Wo. ;
given to Bcrengaria by John, i. 208, Bu.
Bayeux, Richard, bishop o^ consecrates
Hugh, archbishop of Rouen, h. 222, Wa.
Bayham (Begham), abbey of, buys the
tithes of Hatcham firom Bermondsey, iii.
443, Be. ; composition with Bermondsey
respecting these tithes, iii. 465 ; suit
about them, iiL 478.
Bayonne (Baiona, Baun, Bannet,Bawene),
a ship o^ taken by the English fleet, iii.
99, D ; a noble of, slain, iii. 374 ; the
castle surrenders to the English, iv. 520,
Wo. ; aid sent by Edward I., iii. 397, D. ;
the body of Edmund, earl of Lancaster,
temporarily placed in the house of the
Minorites at, iii. 402, D. ; remains fiiith-
fid to Edward the Black Prince, ill. 479,
Be.
Bazas, (Benages), castle of, taken by Henry
UI.,L317,Bn«
Basxano (Basahan), besieged by the Bo-
lognese, iii. 117, D.
Bearley (Beoleye), fire at, iv. 565, Wo.
Beam, opposition of, to the English, iv.
520, Wo.
m Oleron, Edward I. at, iL 406,
Wa.
Beam (Bieme, Byeme), Gaston de, trans-
fers his allegiance from England to
Alphonso X., iii. 188, D. ; his disputes
with Edward I. in Gascony, ii. 385 ; iv.
468, Wa. Wo. j lays waste Gascony, iv.
255, W. ; expedition of Edwaid I.
against, t6. ; his castles, ib, ; the quarrel
referred to Philip HI., iv. 256, W. ; sent
to Edward L by Philip HI., iv. 468,
Wo. ; captured in Gascony by Edward
I., but escapes, iii. 258, D. ; the cause of
the delay of Edward I. in coming to
England, iii. 260, D. ; submits to Edward
L, is imprisoned, but afterwards released,
ii. 120 ; iv. 264, 468, 469, WL W. Wo. ;
brought to Edward I. by Roger de Clif-
'ford, iv. 469, Wo. ; imprisoned in Win-
chester castle, ii. 120; iv. 469, Wi. Wo.,
in Oxford castle, iv. 264, W. ; released
through the help of Philip's ambassadors,
lb. ; sent to the court of France, ii. 120,
Wi. ; submits to Edward I., who ap-
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24
INDEX.
Beam, Gaston de—cont
points guardians of his lands and castles,
iy. 267, W. ; the goardians opposed, and
return empty, iv. 269, W. ; made by
Philip m. general of his anny against
Navarre, Iv. 270, W.
' Constance de, his daughter, marries
Henry of Almaine, ii. 107 ; iv. 222,
223, Wi. W. O. ; sent into Gascony
ivhile her husband goes to the Holy
Land, iv. 237, W. ; offers the English a
passage through her territory, iv. 520,
Wo. ; this is opposed by the townsmen,
i6.
Beatrice of Provence, her reception in
England, iiL 162, D.
Beatrice, wife of Charles of Anjou, at
Paris, ill. 194, D.
Beatrice, daughter of Henry HI., bom, i.
130; iv. 435, T. Wo. ; bom at Bour-
deaux, ii. 330, Wa. ; marries John de
Dreux, of Britanny, ii. 98 ; iii. 213 ; iv.
124, 445, Wi. D. W. Wo. ; at the coro-
nation of Edward L, iv. 467, Wo. ; dies,
iii. 265 ; iv. 262, 467, D. W. Wo.
>8eatrice, daughter of Philip of Suabia,
marries Otho IV., iv. 398, Wo.
Beauchamp (of Eaton), Miles de, (1st
baron) gives a mill at Bedford to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 445, Be.
Pagan de, his heir, assents to this
gift, ib,
Hugh de (2nd baron), Bhuddlan
castle given to, by Henry U., ii. 237, Wa.
Beauchamp (of Bedford), William de (5th
baron), the inner bail of Bedford castle
given to, after its capture, iii. 89, D;
witnesses Magna Charta, i. 232, Bu.
[if Walter, this is 4th baron of
Elmley] ; injuries done by his steward
to Newenham, iii. 172, D. ; his beha-
viour on the installation of the prior
of Newenham, iii. 191, 192 ; the abbat
of Warden brings seventeen suits against,
iii. 192 ; his barony seized on his reftisal
to appear, iii. 193 ; ejected from various
manors by Kichard of Cornwall, iii.
198; dies, iii. 215.
Beaachamp, Ida de, his wife, her advice
respecting Newenham, iii. 172, 191, D. ;
receives her dowry, iii. 215 ; her in-
juries to Crauley, ib.
William de (6th baron), dies, iii.
219, D.
John de (8th baion), killed at
Evesham, iv. 171, 174, O. W.; his
beauty of person, iv. 174, W.
Beauchamp (of Elmley), William de (2nd
baron), dies, and is buried at Worcester,
iv.382,Wo.
William de (3rd baron), taken pri-
soner by Kalph de Mandeville, i. 47, T. ;
dies, iv. 389, Wo. ; dies in Normandy, l
55 ; ii. 65, T. Wi.
Walter de (4th baron), fine paid
for, by Roger Mortimer, iv. 400, Wo. ;
marries Johanna de Mortimer, ib, ; at
the dedication of Worcester cathedral,
iv. 409, Wo. ; suspended by the bishop
of Worcester for seizing Fairford church,
but absolved, i. 88, 89, T. ; dies, i. 101 ;
iv. 428, Wi. Wo.
Johanna de, his wife, iv. 400, Wo. ;
dies, iv. 418.
William de (5th baron), does
homage to bishop W. de Cantelupe,
iv. 428, Wo. ; his legacy to Worcester
cathedral, ib. ; his quarrel with bishop
W. de Cantelupe, i. 139 ; iv. 439, T.
Wo. ; goes to Lyons about this, i. 140,
T. ; excommunicated by the bishop, i.
142 ; iv. 440, T. Wo. ; the bishop goes
to Lyons against him, iv. 440, Wo. ;
ordered by the Pope to seek absolution
from the bishop, i. 142, T. ; sentence
against him confirmed at Lyons by the
Pope, i. 143 ; iv. 440, T. Wo. ; absolved
by the bishop under the Pope's direction,
i. 145; iv. 440, T. Wo.; the quarrel
made up, iv. 102, 445, W. Wo. ; half a
virgate sold by, to Worcester priory, iv.
447, Wo. ; rumour of his exhumation
after burial, iv. 47 J, Wo.; his tomb
opened, and his body found in it, ib.
William de (6th baron) ; 'see War-
wick, 8th earl of.
IJKDEX.
25
Beanchamp, James de, dies, and is buried
at Worcester, iv. 528, Wo.
John de, chooses the knights, &c.,
for the perambulation of Feckenham
forest, iv, 535, Wo. ; buried at Wor-
cester, iv. 544, Wo.
Walter de, swears to the treaty
with the count of Flanders, iv. 529, Wo.;
dies at Chalfont, and is buried among
the Franciscans in London, iv. 554,
Wo.
Beaufremont, Peter de, kills John, duke of
Brabant, at a tournament, iii. 389, D.
Beaulieu abbey, founded from Citeaux, i.
26, M., by king John, ii. 256, Wa. ;
spared by John from contribution, i. 30,
M. ; the monks enter the new church,
ii. 304, Wa.; the church dedicated by
bishop W. de Raleigh, ii. 90, 337 ; iv.
94, Wi. Wa. O. W. ; illness of prince
Edward at, ii. 337, Wa. ; queen Eleanor
stays in, during the illness, and the offi-
cials are punished in consequence, t6. ;
monks taken from, by liichard of Corn-
wall for Hayles, ib. ; Isabella of Glou-
cester, wife of K. of Cornwall, buried at,
i. 113, T.; rioters seized at, in 1264, iii,
231, D..
abbats of :
Hugh, i. 26, M. ; said to be elected by
the Lichfield monks to the see of
Lichfield, iii. 38, D. ; sent by John
to Innocent III., i. 218, Bu. ; made
bishop of Carlisle, i. 63 ; ii. 291, iv.
410, T. Wa. Wo.
Dionysius dies, ii. 395 ; iv. 479, Wa.
Wo.
William de Gisors, ii. 397 ; iv. 479 ;
Wa. Wo.
prior of, makes peace with Dun-
stable, iii. 108, D. ; tithe paid to, iii.
266.
Beaumaris castle, built by Edward I., iv.
339, 520, O. Wo.
Beaumont, Henry, lord of, swears to the
treaty between Edward I. and the count
of Flanders, iv. 529, Wo.
Beauvais, bishops of :
Lucian, ii. 132, Wa.
Philip, taken prisoner, ii. 65 ; iv. 389,
Wi. Wo. ; by Marcad^, iii 26, D.
-^— Christian, canon of, deprived by
Pope Alexander IV., i. 432, Bu.
Ansfrid, count of, becomes bishop
of Utrecht, ii. 169, Wa.
Beanvoir (Beuver) castle, demanded by
John, i. 207, Bn.
Bec-Herluin, abbey of, founded by Herle-
win, ii. 16, Wi. ; Hugh, bishop of Lich-
field, dies at, i. 23 ; ii. 67, M. Wi. ;
buried there, ii. 67, Wi. ; settlement
respecting certain tithes with Bermond-
sey, iii. 456, Be. ; Letardus, abbat of,
dies, ii. 283, Wa.
S. Marie des Pr^, belonging to,
prince Arthur buried in, i. 27, M.
J. de, sent to Rome by Tewkes-
bury, i. 130, T.
Becket, Gilbert, occasions a fire in Lon-
don, iii. 434, Be.
Thomas ; see Canterbury, arch-
bishops of:
See Beket.
Beckford (Bekkeford), a blind girl of,
cured at Tewkesbury, i. 85, T.
William de, goes abroad with Isabella
de Clare, i. 162, T.
Becktesgate (or Bukeswach), Adam de,
steward of Richard de Clare, i. 140, 512,
514, 515, T. I
Beddington church (Bedyngton), given to
Bermondsey, iii. 440, Be. ; confirmed by
Henry II., ib, ; pension from, recovered
by Bermondsey, iii. 460 ; Edward III.
allows Bermondsey to appropriate, iii.
474.
Stephen Noble, parson of; action
of Thomas abbat of Bermondsey against,
iii. 485, Be.
Bede, ii. 154 ; iii. 9, Wa. D. ; dies, ii. 155 ;
iv. 366, Wa. Wo. ; his body found in-
corrupt, iv. 374, Wo. ; writings of, iv.
7,W.
Bedes, i,e. Beziers, iii. 101, D.
26
INDEX.
Bedford, burgesses of, petition for freedom
from toll, iii. 57, D.; tenements restored
to, iii. 75, D.
castle, taken by Stephen, L 46;
ii. 226, T. Wa. ; Henry de Braibroc im-
prisoned in by F. de Breaute, iii. 86 ; iv.
416, D. Wo.; held by F. de Breant^
against Henry III., ii. 299, Wa. ; siege
and capture of, by Henry IH., i. 67,
225; ii. 84, 300; iii. 86-89, 456; iy.
63, 416, 417, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Be.
W. Wo.
county of, fined for fidse judgment.
iii. 270, 335, D. ; men of, ejected from
certain lands by Richard of Cornwall,
iii. 198, D. ; great floods at, in Nov.
1254, i. 323, Bu. ; justices itinerant at,
ib, ; fatal accident at the bridge of, iii.
287, D. ; mill at, ^ven to Bermondsey,
iii. 445, Be.
All Saints, John parson of, five
marks paid to, iii. 375, D.
S. Cuthbert's :
Thomas presented to, iii. 185.
G^ffirey Buguleun presented to, iii. 289.
the son of Henry Crone presented to, ib,
— S. Mary's, 'given to Alan, iii. 52.
S. Paul's, the stones of the tower
of the castle given to, iii. 89.
S. Peter's, composition for, iii. 52,
D. ; appeal of Ralph respecting, iii. 57 ;
Richard Inge presented to, iii. 264;
deprived, iii. 3 If ; Peter de Hareshulle
presented to, ib. ; Robert, clerk of Ralph
de Hingham, presented to, iii. 322.
— — — archdeacons of:
Alexander, dies, iii. 53, D.
John of Houghton, ib,-, composition
between the town and prioiy of Bun-
stable respecting tithes, &c. made
before, iii.65 ; settles the arrangement
respecting Chesham vicarage, iii 74 ;
treats for peace between Henry UI.
and F. de Breaute, iii. 87 ; opposes
R. Passelew and R. de Kent, iii. 89 ;
goes to Rome with William dean
of Lincoln, lit 109 ; mediates be-
tween the prior and ten burgesses
Bedford, archdeacons of i-^cont
John of Houghton — cont.
of Dunstable, iii. 1 1 1 ; goes to Rome
against the election of Walter de
Eynsham or Hempsham to Canter-
bury, i. 71 ; iii. 118, T. D. ; makes
up the quarrel between the priory
and town of Dunstable, iiL 122, D. ;
made archdeacon of Northamptou,
iii. 128 ; debt due to, by Dunstable
paid according to his legacy, iii. 264.
Almaricus, iii. 128.
John de Crachale, church of Eddies-
borough given to, iii. 175; b^pns
to build there, ib. ; money paid to,
from the church of Steppingley, iii.
197; made treasurer, iii 210; pre-
bend of S. Paul's given to, iii. 214 ;
dies, iii 216 ; masses for his soul
undertaken by the priory, iii. 255 ;
Peter de Audeham (or Aldeham), de-
mands a palfrey from the prior of
Dunstable, iii. 220; abroad with
Richard, bishop of Ldncoln, iii. 247 ;
dies, iii. 248.
Martin de Peche, has the archdeaconry
at farm, iii 248.
Richard of Bradwell, instals the prior
of Dunstable, and demands a pal-
frey, iii 284, which John Duraunt
pays for, iii. 285 ; dies, iii. 290.
John Hoke, iii. 290 ; dies, iii 371.
Roger de Rothewell, iii. 371 ; his offi-
cial allows the priory to claim certain
tithes, iii. 373; his order to the
parishioners of Tottemhoe, iii 377.
Bedford, John, duke of, at the coronation
of Henry YI. in Paris, iii 487, Be.
Bedford, Mariotha de, agreement of Dun-
stable priory with, iii 270, D.
Bedford, sheriff o^ writs of Henry HI. to,
iii. 113, 119, 120, 121, D.
Beechmast, abundance of, iii. 159, D. ; in
Chiltem, iii. 408.
Begars, Robert, abbat of, made abbat of
Aum6ne, ii 319, Wa.
Beket, Hugh, a party in the suit about
Houghton, iii. 345, D.
INDEX.
27
Beket, John, money paid to, iil. 408.
Bekham, W. de, pidd 100*. yearly for ser-
Tice to Tewkesbury, i. 66, T.
Bekyngbam, Elias de, assize held at Big-
gleswade before, ill. 345, 349, D. ;
one of the two judges found honest in
1289, iii. 857 ; appointed l)y Edward I.
in place of the others, iv. 325, O. ;
judge in the case between Dunstable
and M. de Montalt, iii. 358, 359, D. ;
judge at Westminster in a suit relating
to Dunstable, iii. 394.
Bela rV., king of Hungary, said to join
8. Louis in his crusade, ii. 340, Wa.
Belcaire (Belkarre, Belkare), AlphonsoX.
and Gregory X. meet at, ii. 119, 385 ;
iv. 468, WL Wa. Wo.
Belesme, Amulf de, expelled from Eng-
land, i. 7, M.
Robert de ; see Shrewsbury, third
earl of.
Belewe, Bobert de, has a bond from Wor-
cester priory, iv. 514, Wo. ; his tene-
ment in Prior's Cleere, ih, ; the priory
obtains licence from the king to enter
this, iv. 517.
Belhus, Thomas, advocate for the crown
in 1291, iv. 506, Wo.
Bellchalwell (Belle), Robert, rector of,
chaplain of Tewkesbury, the tithes of
Eifehead and Chalwell given to, i. 119, T.
M. de, appeal of Tewkesbury
against, L 81, 82,T.
Bellomont, Robert de ; ue Leicester, earls of.
Belmeis, William de, gives Andretesbury
to Bermondsey, iii. 432, Be.
Bending, Alice, her suit against Dunstable
for an acre in Pullozhill, iii. 270, D.
Benedict, S., dies, ii 147 ; iv. 863, Wa.
Wo. ; translated, iv. 365, Wo.
Benedict Biscop, becomes a monk, iv. 365,
Wo.
Benedict X., Pope, iv. 341, O.
XI., Pope, iii. 468 n. ; iv. 557, Be.
Wo.
Benedict XII., Pope, iv. 349, 0. ; his con-
stitutions respecting the different orders,
iv. 350 ; sends two cardinals to Edward
Benedict xii. — cont
m. to make peace with Philip YI., iv.
351 ; dies, ih,
Benedict, parson of S. Crowan's, Cornwall,
i. Ill, T. ; dies,i. 120.
Benedict, a clerk, the church of Stepping-
ley given to, to farm, iii. 197, D.
Benedict, a Jew of York, wounded and
forcibly baptized, iv. 42, W. ; refusing
to be a Christian is given up to the Jews
and dies, iv. 43, W.
Benedictines, regulations for, as to eating
flesh, at the council of London, ii 318,
Wa. ; chapter of, at Oxford, iv. 647,Wo. ;
chapter of, at Northampton, iv. 550, Wo.
Benevento taken by Erederick n., iii. 153,
D. ; battle of, ii. 104, 373 ; iv. 456, Wi.
Wa. Wo.
Bengeo (Bengehoo), manor of Richmond
in, bought by prior John of Bermondsey,
iii. 427, Be. ; given to Bermondsey by
Raynold and Richard de Tani, iii 464,
church of, given to Bermondsey by Ray-
nold de Tani, iii. 439; confirmed by
HenryII.,iii 440 ; advowson confirmed
to Bermondsey by Raynold and Richard
de Tannay, iii. 464.
Bengworth, given by OflEa to Worcester,
iv. 366, Wo.
Bennington castle, destroyed, iii. 35, D.
Bensington church given to Osney, iv. 26, 0.
Beorhtwulf (Berwilfus), king of Mercia,
dies, iv. 563, Wo. ; gives Mitton and
Grimley to Worcester priory, ih,
Beomwulf, king of Mercia, ii. 7, Wi ; his
war with Egbert, ih, ; defeated, ih.
Beraid, rector of Catfield, letter of, to tbe
abbat of Tewkesbury, i. 127, T.
Berard, money borrowed from, by Dun-
stable, iii. 186, D.
Berard de Secya, vicar of Marshfield, i. 73,
T. ; a pension of 34 annual marks as-
signed to, by Tewkesbuiy, i. 100 ; inten-
tion of the abbat to present him to Great
Marlow, i 122, 124 ; sends letters and
appoints R. of London his proctor re-
specting his pension, i 129, 133; his
arrears paid, i, 142.
28
INDEX.
Berardi, Thomas, grand master of the
Templars, letter of, about the Tartars,
i. 491, Bu.
Bercher, Balph le, a party in the afEair of
Houghton commonage, iii. 345, D.
Bere, castle of, holds out against Edward
L, iv. 292, O. W. ; David puts a garri-
son in, lb. ; its surrender, iv. 293, O. W.
' Margaret de la, married to Guy de
Montfort, iii. 259, D.
Bereford, John de, installed into a prebend
at Westbury, iv. 502, Wo.
' William de, judge in a suit at
Westminster, iii. 394, D. ; perambulates
Feckenham forest, iv. 545, Wo.
Berengaria, marries Richard L, iv. 44, O. ;
accompanies Richard to the crusade, iii.
25, D. ; John ordered by Innocent HI.
to restore her dowry, ii. 278, Wa. ; satis-
fied by John as to her dowry, i. 208,
Bu. ; Bayeux and two other castles in
Anjou given to, by John, ib. ; founds
the abbey of F\6t6 de Dieu, ii. 308, Wa. ;
dies, and Lb buried there, ib.
Berengaria, of Castile, marries John de
Brienne, iii. 90, D.
Berengaria, daughter of Edward I., born at
Kennington, ii. 122, Wi.
Berenger, Raymond, count of Barcelona,
takes Tortosa, ii. 233, Wa.
Bergeven, Bei^venny ; see Abergavenny.
Berkeley, abbats of:
Thilhenis made bishop of Worcester,
iv. 866, Wo.
Ethelhun made bishop of Worcester,
iv. 369, 563, Wo.
castle, Edward II. imprisoned in,
iii. 471, Be.
Roger de, gives S. Leonard's Stan-
ley to Gloucester, iv. 379, Wo.
Berkhampstead (Berkamstede, Berkam-
Etude, Berchamstede, Bercbamstude),
the castle taken by Louis, ii. 287 ; iii.
47, Wa. D. ; repaired, iii. 161, D. ; Isa-
bella of Gloucester, wife of Richard of
Cornwall, dies at, i. 113, T. ; Richard of
Cornwall builds a tower of three stories
to the castle, iii. 191, D. ; Richard king of
Berkhampstead — cont
Germany dies at, ii. Ill, Wi. ; toll taken
by Bermondsey against the liberties of,
iii. 354, D. ; the suit about this dropped,
iii. 362; Edmund, earl of Cornwall,
at, iii. 407 ; rise of the commonalty in
1381, iii. 417.
Warin, dean of, dies, iiL 76, D.
Berkshire, William de Merton, archdeacon
of, goes to Rome, L 87, T.
Bermondsey, monastery of S. Saviour's,
founded by Alwin Child, iii. 425, Be. ;
he gives various rent-charges, ib. ; he in-
cites others to give churches, manors, &c. ,
iii. 426; the manor given by William II.,
ib. ; the manor previously in possession
of William I., t&. ; monks come to, from
La Charitd de Dieu, iii. 427 ; iv. 373,
Be. Wo. ; Bridesthome and other lands
given by Wynebald de Baalum, iii. 427,
Be ; some of these afterwards sold to
buy the manor of Richmond in Bengeo,
ib. ; Ampney Crucis church given by
Odo, and Preston manor by Ansger
Brito, iii. 428 ; Charlton manor given
by bishop R. Bloet, ib. ; Hallingbury
land and Alferton tithes given by Geof-
frey Martel, ib. ; Fyfield tithes given by
Roger de Tani, ib. ; two hides given by
Walter, son of Ansger Brito, iiL 429;
Hoddesdon land by F. de S. Clave, ib. ;
Quickbury manor given by R. Guet,
ib. ; Balham land by Nigel de Mande-
ville, iii. 430; Fyfield advowson given
by the wife and son of Asculph, iiL 431 ;
Ugley tithes given, i6. ; Inglishcombe
church given by Hawisia de Gumay, ib. ;
afterwards sold to Bath abbey, ib. ; hide
of Wideflete, with a mill, &c. g^ven by
Robert Marmyon, iiL 432; Elingwes-
ton manor given by Maria, countess of
Boulogne, ib. ; confirmed by her hus-
band Eustace, ib.; Wideford manor
given by Robert, earl of Leicester, and
Andretesbury by W. de Belmeis, ib. ;
St. George's, Southwark, tithes in Hom-
dou, land on London bridge, &c. given
by Thomas de Ardem and^his son, iii.
INDEX.
29
Bermondsej monastery— con ^
433 ; Preston manor given by Ansger
Brito, iii. 434; Rotherhithe, Dulwich, &c.
given by Henry I., ib, ; churches of
Shome and Cobham given by Henry T.,
ib. ; gift of a rent-charge of 40«. in
Southwark by Stephen, and confirma-
tion of Kingweston, iii. 435 ; tithes of
Charlton Camvyle given by G. de Cam-*
vyle, ib. ; these exchanged for two annual
marks with the prior of Eenil worth, iii.
436 ; confirmation of the gift of S.
James's Derby by Waltheof Fitz-Swein,
i6. ; liberties granted by Stephen, ib. ;
Grave, a member of Wantage, given by
Stephen, iu. 436 ; Writtle church given
by Stephen, iii. 437 ; mill of Famingham
given by William Fitz-Helto, ib. ; after-
wards sold to John Scot, ib. ; rent-
charge given by William of Ypres, ib. ;
manor of Warlingham given by W. de
Wateville and his son, ib. ; a moiety of
Greenwich given by Walkelin Mammy-
not, ib. ; composition with the bishop
of Worcester respecting the tithes of
Lytelhoo, iii. 438; tithes in Melcomb
given by Richard Fitz-Osbert, ib. ; Up-
ton church and Melneham land given
by Winebald de Baalum, iii. 439 ; 6,000
herrings from Erchelawis, and an acre of
land, given by Alan Pirot, ib, ; Cam-
berweH church given by William earl of
Gloucester, ib. ; tithes of Wiklondes in
Woolwich given by William of EUtham,
ib. ; Bengeo church given by Raynold
de Tani, ib. ; land of Timberwood given
by Osbert, son of William Ottdener, iii.
440 ; rent-charge given by Walkelin
Mammynot, ib. ; Chelsham and War-
lingham churches given by William de
Wateville, ib. ; Beddington church g^ven
by Sibyl de Wateville and Ingelram de
Fontenoy, ib,\ confirmation by Henry
IL of the gifts of the churches, ib. ;
privileges granted by Henry XL, and con-
firmed by his successors, ib. ; various
gifts of lands confirmed by Henry II.,
iii. 442 ; sale of the hide of Wideflete to
Bermondsey monastery — cont.
the Templars, ib. ; gift of a rent-charge
in Chippenham, and Birling church, by
Walkelin Mammynot, ib. ; sale of land
to the Templars, ib. ; gift of land in
Cokenhatch by W. Revel, afterwards
sold to Royston, iii. 443; tithes of
Hatcham, Deptford, given, afterwards
sold to Bayham abbey, ib. ; gift of the
church of Birling confirmed by Henry
n., ib. ; warren in Surrey granted by
Henry II., iii. 444 ; Ditton tithes given
by Robert Ktz-Humphry, ib.; tithes
given by Hugh de Montfort and William
de Francheville, ib.; Watlington tithes
given by William of Abyngysworth,
afterwards sold to S. Alban's, ib. ; Bed-
ford mill given by Miles Beauchamp, iii.
445 ; tithes in Woodchester given by
John Trenchevile, afterwards sold to
the rector of Woodchester, ib. ; tithes of
Stikeldone in Greenford given, iii. 446 ;
composition for them from the prioress of
Ankirwik, ib. ; composition for Coken-
hatch with the prior of Royston, iii. 447 ;
tithes in Ludgershall given by Geoffrey
de Tayle, ib, ; land of Timberwood sold
to H. de Somes, ib. ; land in Chiltern
given by William and Richard de Chil-
tern, ib. ; land in Lydd and Bilsington
given by Henry count of Ewe, iii..448 ;
the latter sold to Bilsington priory, ib. ;
almonry built, iii. 452 ; Famingham
mill sold to J. Scot, iii. 455 ; agreement
with J. le Perser and his wife respecting
land in Peccham, iii. 456; agreement
with the abbey of Bee respecting tithes
in Bovington, ib. ; composition with the
abbey of Ghent respecting the tithes of
Lewisham, iii. 457 ; agreement with the
rector of Lambeth respecting the tithes
of Lambeth, ib. ; lands of the breach of
Rotherhithe enclosed by B. and J. de
Courtrai, ib. ; agreement with R. de
Braes respecting the advowson of Staple,
iii. 458; agreement with the rector of
Woodchester respecting the tithes of
Le Stane^ i&. ; agreement with the abbey
so
INDEX.
Bennondsey monastery-— «ofi^.
of S. Osyth respecting Ugley tithes, iii.
459 ; .agreement with the prioress of
Ankirwik respecting Stikeldone tithes,
Greenford, ib. ; agreement with the
prioress of Holywell respecting tithes in
East Dulwich, t&. ; annual payment of
5/. from Beddington church recovered,
iii. 460 ; agreement with Itichard de
Clare respecting the adyowsou of Cam-
berwell, t6. ; arrangement respecting a
fee opposite to S. Margaret's, Southwark,
ib, ; composition with the rector of East-
ington respecting the tithes, iii. 461 ;
composition with the abbey of Thetford
respecting Ditton tithes, iii. 462 ; a
market on Monday and a three days* fair
at Charlton granted by Henry IIL, iii.
464 ; manor of Chalk given by John de
Burgh, ib. ; the gift confirmed by Henry
IIL, ib, ; gift of J^chmond manor in
Bengeo, and the advowson of the church,
by Baynold and Richard de Tani, ib, ;
composition with Bayham abbey with
respect to Hatcham tithes, iii. 465 ; com-
position with Merton priory with respect
to Carshalton tithes, ib, ; composition
with the prior of Bilsington respecting
lands in Bilsington and Oswardston, iii.
467; manors forfeited by Adam de
Strattone given by Edward I., iii. 357,
467, D. Be.; exchange of tenements
with the prior of Lewes, iii. 467, Be. ;
mill of Widford sold to William atte
Milne, ib, ; chapels of S. Sepulchre and
S. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, in the
hands of the priory, iii. 468 ; William de
S. Alnigio presented to S. Andrew's,
Holbom, ib, ; land at Madbroke, Rother-
hithe, let to John Techeman, iii. 469;
composition with John, bishop of Win-
chester, iii. 470 ; land of Paddlesworth
let to Walter de Huntingfield, ib, ; liber-
ties confirmed by Edward III., iii. 472 ;
inquisition respecting a debt due from
Chippenham manor, iii. 473; S. Sa-
viour's church dedicated by Peter, bishop
of Corbavia, ib, ; three altars dedicated,
Bermondsey monastery— cont
ib, ; licence given to F. de Cusancia and
J. de Lambyn to give a messuage and
toft in Botherhithe, iii. 474 ; licence given
to the priory to appropriate Beddiugton
church, t6. ; privileges given in spite of
the statute of mortmain, iu. 475 ; licence
given to W. de Charlton to give a mes-
suage in Ejngweston, ib,; writ to the
sheriff of Norfolk respecting a rent-
charge in Ditton retiuned by Thetford
priory, ib. ; agreement ratified with the
prior of Norwich respecting the manor
of Chalk, iii. 476 ; suit won agamst the
prior of Kemlworth respecting tithes in
Charlton Camvyle, iii. 477 ; composition
with John de Cobham respectmg the
church of Cobham, 46. ; writ to the
barons of the exchequer fi>r 8/. due for
the hospital of the bishop of Winchester
in Southwark, iii 477, 478 ; suit won
against Bayham respecting Hatcham
tithes, iii 478 ; lands in the breach of
Botherhithe, which had been escheated,
delivered by Edward IH,, iii. 479 ; con-
firmation of the liberties by Richard II.,
iii. 480; the prioiy naturalized for a
fine of 200 marks, ib, ; the cloister and
refectory rebuilt, ib,; rent-charges in
London increased by Richard IL, t6. ;
rent-charge in All Saints and S. Mary
Magdalen, Bread Street, retained for the
felony of John of Northampton, de-
livered by Richard H., iii 481 ; com-
position with the prior of Stonelee with
respect to the tithes of Eimbolton, ib. ;
the nave of the church covered with lead,
ib, ; new windows In the presbytery, and
gilded pictures over the high and morning
altars, ib, ; exchange of Whaddon manor
for Croydon church with the archbishop,
ib. ; agreement with Thomas Wyght re-
specting the lands of Stephen de Burton,
iii. 482; licence given to Guy Mone
to give tiie advowson of Kemsing, ib, ;
the priory made an abbey by Pope Boni-
face IX. at the request of Richard II.,
iii. 483; liberties confinned by Henry
INDEX.
31
Bennondsey monastery— cont
IV., iii. 483 ; JL Karbrok presented to
Kemsing, ib. ; suit in chancery won by
the abbey against Henry V. respecting
the manors of Preston, Bermondsey, and
Stone, iii. 485 ; action won against Ste<
phen Noble, parson of Beddington, re-
specting an annual pension, ib, ; suit
respecting Eingweston land at Ilchester,
iii. 486 ; composition with the master of
the hospital in Sonthwark, ib,; the
cloister covered with slate, iiL 487.
— priors and abbats of :
Fetreios, iii. 427 ; appears to Henry I.
in a dream, iii. 432 ; dies, iii 433 ;
translated by Bernard, archbishop
of Bagusa, iii. 450.
Herebran, iii. 438 $ dies, ib,
Peter, ib,
Walter, ib, ; dies, iii. 435.
Clarenbald, ib. ; his composition with
the bishop of Worcester respecting
the tithes of Lytelhoo, iii. 438;
made abbat of Feyersham, ib,
Bobert of Blois, ib, ; resigns, iii 439.
Roger, ib,; made abbat of S. Ouen,
iii. 440.
Adam, ib, ; made abbat of Evesham,
i. 49 ; iii. 441, T. Be.
Geoffirey, iii, 441, Be. ; resigns, ib,
Peter, t6. ; resigns, iii. 442.
Raynold, ib,; sells a hide in Wide-
flete to the Templars, ib ; resigns,
ib.
Boger, ib, ; sells land to the Templars,
ib, ; made abbat of Abingdon, ii.
61 ; iii. 444, Wi. Be.
Bobert of Bethlehem, iiL 444, Be. ;
resigns, ib.
Werric, ib, ; made abbat of Feversham,
ib,
Bertrand, i6. ; dies, iii 445.
Constantine, ib. ; dies, iii. 446.
Henry de Soilly, ib.; sells Inglish-
eombe to Bath, iii 431 ; dies, iii
446.
Adam, ib, ; dies, ib.
Beimondsey, priors and abbats of :— «oti/.
Henry, ib, ; made abbat of Glaston-
bury, iii. 447 ; bishop of Worcester,
ib, ; dies, iii. 448.
Richard Norman, iii. 447 ; makes a
composition with the prior of Roy-
ston, respecting lands in Coken-
hatch, ib,; dies, iii 449.
Hugh, 1^. ; dies, iii. 452.
Richard, ib, ; builds an almonry, ib. ;
made prior of Wenlock, iii 1^5.
Hugh, ib. ; dies, i6.
Geoffirey, ib, ; dies, ib.
Odilo, ib, ; dies, ifr,
Hugh, 1*6. ; dies, ib.
Odilo, ib, ; dies, ib.
Haymo, ib, ; dies, i6.
Hugh, ib, ; his arrangements respecting
lands in Peccham, iii. 456 ; dies, ib.
Gilbert* ib, ; dies, ib,
Hugh, ib. ; dies, ib.
William, ib, ; dies, ib.
Josbert, ib, ; his composition with the
abbey of Bee, ib, ; dies, iii. 457.
Bernard, ib. ; dies, ib,
Aymo, ib, ; dies, ib,
Hugh, t6. ; dies, iii. 458.
Peter, ib. ; dies, iii 459.
Humbert, or Ingelbert, or Gilbert, ib. ;
dies, ib.
Roger, ib, ; dies, iii 460.
Ymbert, ib,; agreement with R. de
Clare respecting Camberwell, ib.;
composition respecting Eastington
tithes, iii. 461 ; dies, ib.
Haymo, i6. ; dies, ib.
Simon, ib. ; dies, ib.
Haymo, ib, ; dies, iii 462.
Gwicard, ib, ; made prior of Wenlock,
iii. 463.
John, ib. ; sells certain tithes to buy
Richmond manor in Bengeo, iii.
427 ; dies, iii. 464.
Henry, tb. ; resigns, iii 465.
John, i6, ; dies, ib,
Peter, t^. $ dies, ib.
John, ib. I dies, i6.
Peter, ib, ; dies, iii. 466.
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INDEX.
Bermondsey, priors and abbats of : — cent
Robert, iii. 466 ; dies, ib.
Henry Northam, ib. ; dies, iii. 466,
467.
John Norman, iii. 467 ; dies, ib.
William de la Charite, ib. ; dies, ib.
Peter, ib. ; dies, ib.
Henry, ib. ; his composition with the
prior of Bilsington, ib. ; sells a mill
at Widford, ib.; presents to S.
^Indrew's Holbom, iii. 468; dies,
ib.
Peter, ib. ; lets the land of Madbroke,
iii. 469 ; dies, ib.
Henry, ib. ; dies, ib.
Peter de S. Laurence, ib. ; his agree-
ment with the bishop of Winchester,
iii. 470 ; lets Paddlesworth, ib. ; dies,
ib.
Geoffirey de Delviz, ib, ; dies, ib.
Peter, i6. ; dies, ib.
Walter, ib. ; dies, iii. 471.
Henry, ib. ; made prior of Wenlock,
ib.
Walter, ib. ; dies, ib,
John de Cusancia, ib.; resigns, iii.
476.
John de Derley (Caroloco), ib.; re-
covers the tithes of Charlton Cam-
vyle, iii. 477; ^es, ib.
Peter de Tenolio, ib. ; dies, iii. 478.
Richard Dontone, ib. ; naturalizes the
priory iii. 480, 481 ; rebuilds the
cloister and refectory, iii. 480 ; his
composition with the prior of Stone-
lee respecting Kimbolton, iii. 481 ;
covers the nave with lead, and puts
new windows in the presbyteiy, ib.;
exchanges Whaddon manor with
Croydon church, with archbishop
Courtenay, ib. ; resigns, ib.
John Attleborough, ib. ; his arrange-
ment with T. Wyght,iii. 482 ; made
abbat, iii. 483 ; resigns, ib. ; made
*< episcopus Athelfeldensis," ib.
Henry Tomstone, ib. ; presents R.
Karbrok to Kemsing, ib. ; dies, iii.
484.
Bermondsey, priors and abbats of: — cont.
Thomas Thetford, ib. ; recovers cer-
tain manors fix)m Henry V., iii.
485 ; action against the parson of
Beddington, i6. ; wins a cause at B-
chester, iii. 486 ; his composition
with the master of S. Thomas's
hospital, Southwark, ib. ; covers the
cloister with slate, iii. 487; dies,
ib.
John Bromleghe, ib. ; confirmed at
Lambeth by archbishop Chichele,
ib.
monks of:
Richard, Osbert, Umbald, iii. 427.
William, earl of Mortain, iii. 436.
^ violent storm at, iii. 450 ; flood
at, iii 451 ; justices itinerant at, in 1241,
ii. 328, Wa.; inundation of the Thames,
iii. 468, Be.; breach of Bermondsey
enclosed by Robert Brounesbury, iii 484.
S. Mary Magdalen, lands in, iii.
482.
Bemake, Thomas, acts on a jury, iii. 344,
D.
Bernard, S., his intimacy in the schools
with Eugenius IH., iv. 26, W. ; goes to
Citeaux with thirty companions, iii. 430,
Be. ; thence, as abbat, to Clairvaux, ib. ;
places Bernard (Eugenius lU.) over the
Cistercian monastery of S. Anastasius,
ii. 231, Wa. ; preaches the second cru-
sade, ib. ; persuades Louis YII. to re-
ceive the archbishop of Bourges, iii. 16,
D. ; his charges against bishop Henry
of Blois, ii. 54^ Wi. ; dies, i. 14, 47 ; ii.
55, 235 ; iii. 16 ; iv. 29, 380, M. T. Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his works, ii. 235,
Wa.
Bernard, William, acts on a jury, iii. 344,
381, D.
Bemay (Benege), Yitalis, abbat of, made
abbat of Westminster, ii. 193, Wa.
Bemo, abbat of Gigny,ii. 163, Wa. ; builds
Clngny, i&. ; abbat of Clugny, iv. 369,
Wo. ; appoints Odo abbat of Clugny, ii.
164, Wa,
INDEX.
3S
Benow (Berge), chapel of, leased to the
prior of Worcester, iv. 399, Wo. ; con-
solidated irith Oyerbury, and given to
Martin de Pateshull, iy. 416.
Roger de, lord of, the advowson of
the chapel of Berrow adjudged to Wor-
cester priory against, ib,
Berselowe, Thomas de, monies levied from,
iii. 364, D.
Berthfert (son of Berthulf), mnrders S.
Wistan, ii. 161, Wa.
Bertram, Boger, captured in Northampton
castle, iv. 450, Wo.
Berwick, stormed by Edward I., iii. 402 ;
iv. 626, D. Wo. ; captured by the Scots,
iii. 470, Be.; restored to Edward IIL,
iii. 473 ; siege and capture of, by Ed-
ward in., iv. 349, O. ; battle of, iv. 561,
Wo. ; Edward III. returns from France
to free, iii. 476, Be.
Berwick, Isabella de, dies, i. 100, T.
William de, rent-charge in Tewkes-
bury bought from, by the abbat, i. 137.
John de, justice itinerant at various
places in 1292, iv. 511, Wo.
Besanyon, S. Gedeon, archbishop of, or-
dains Bemo abbat of Clogny, iv. 369,Wo.
Besforde, Alexander de, appointed to per-
ambulate the forests, iv. 536, Wo.
Besill, Matthew de, appointed guardian of
Gloucester castle, i. 453, Bu.
Betere, Simon le, buys land of Henry Bis-
Bop, i. 168, T.
Bethlehem, taken by Saladin, i. 19, M. ;
recovered by Frederick II., i. 72; ii.
306, T. Wa. ^
Betune, advocate of, defeats the Stadinger,
i. 93, T. ; at Woodstock, i. 107.
Baldwin de, defeats the Stadinger,
I 93, T.
Beverley, robbery at, iii. 165, D.
improvement of the monastery of,
[called ^'Beverensis domus,"] iv. 495,
Wo.
• Geoffrey, provost of, chancellor to
the young king Heniy, iii. 22, D.
Beyrout, taken by Saladin, i. 19, M.
VOL. V.
Beyvin (or Beywin), Walter, his house
robbed, iii. 231, D. ; his suit against
Dunstable priory, iii. 269.
Bibars I., sultan of Egypt ; see Cairo, sul-
tans of.
Bideford, suit respecting the advowson of,
between Tewkesbury abbey and R. de
Grenville, i. 108, T.
Bidun, Walter de, dies, iii. 126, D.
W., a pension granted to, by Wor-
cester priory, iv. 435, Wo.
Biggleswade (Bickeleswade), assize at, iii.
345, 352, 359, D.
Bigod (Bigot, Bygot), Roger, chief founder
of S. Mary's, Thetford, dies, iii. 431, Be.
Hugh (2nd earl of Norfolk), swears
that Henry I. made Stephen his h.ir, iii.
15, D. ; fortifies Norwich castle against
Stephen, ii. 225, Wa. ; Stephen goes into
Suffolk against, ii. 228, Wa. ; reconciled
with Stephen, ib,; at war again with
Stephen, ii. 230 ; gives up his forts to
Henry II., ii. 237 ; joins the young king
Henry, iv. 35, W. ; favours the introduc-
tion of the Flemings into England by
the earl of Leicester, ib,
Roger (3rd earl of Norfolk), his son
(Raoul) captured at Bovines, iii. 41, D.
Hugh (4th earl of Norfolk), [called
earl of Suffolk,] joins William Marshal,
iii. 82, D. ; witnesses Magna Charta, i.
232, Bu. ; dies, ii. 300 ; iii. 94, Wa. D.
Roger (5th earl of Norfolk, earl
Marshal), knighted by Henry m., i. 90 ;
iii. 132 ; iv. 425, T. D. Wo.; retoms to
Enghmd, i. 127,T. ; opposes the demands
of Innocent IV. for the Holy Land, iii.
167, D. ; joins in the letter to Innocent
rV. against his oppressions, i. 283, Bu. ;
his speech to Henry HI. demanding the
dismissal of the Foitevins, i. 164, T. ; one
of the confederates against the Foitevins,
iii. 209, D. ; present at the excommuni-
cation of the infi'actors of Magna Charta,
i. 305, 320, Bu. j elected on the barons*
side at Oxford, i. 447, Bu ; sworn of the
king's council, i. 449, Bu.; elected by
C
34
INDEX.
Bigod, Roger — cont,
the king's party as one of the two to
choose the council, i. 449, 452 ; one of
the twenty-fonr, i. 450, Ba. ; signs the
letter to Pope Alexander IV. against the
Poitevins, i. 174, 460, T. Bu. ; to be of
the council to act when the king is out
of England, i. 478, Bu. ; elected as
arbiter on the part of the barons, iv.
129, O. ; gained over by prince Edward,
iv. 137, W. ; goes with Henry III. to
Dover, ib, ; did not agree to the disin-
heriting the barons, ii. 867, Wa. ; dies,
iv. 235, O.
Hugh (brother of the 5th earl),
made justiciary by the barons at Oxford,
i. 443 ; iv., 119, 120, Bu. 0. W. ; one of
the confederates against the Poitevins,
iii. 209, D. ; elected on the nde of the
barons, i. 447, Bu. ; elected by the king's
party as one of the two to choose the
council, L 449, 452, Bo.; guardian of
the tower, i. 453, Bu. ; signs the letter
to Pope Alexander IV. against the Poi-
tevins, i. 174, 460, T. Bu. ; justice at
Winchester, ii. 98, Wi. ; seizes the pro-
perty of Dunstable priory in a case of
theft, iii. 212, D. ; expelled from Dover
castle by Henry HI., iv. 127, W. ;
ejected from London by Simon de Mont-
fort, iii. 225, D. ; escapes to Pevensey
after the battle of Lewes, ui. 232, D. ;
flies to France, iv. 161, 462, W. Wo.;
conveys the news of the battle of Lewes
to the queen, iv. 452, Wo. ; joins prince
Edward, iv. 165, W.
Bigod (Bigot), Richard, arrangement of,
respecting certain land in Gotherington
with Tewkesbury, i. 65, T.
. Robert, his brother, 100 marks
given to, by Tewkesbury for this land, ib,
Biham castle, belonging to William de For-
tibus, earl of Albemarle, iii. 64; iv.
413, D. Wo. ; adjudged to William de
Coleville, iii. 64, D. ; siege and destruc-
tion of, by Henry m., iii. 64 ; iv. 413,
D. Wo.
Bildewas ; see Boildewas.
Bilenda (or Bilinda), Henry de, eellarer of
Dunstable, sent to Lyons, ilL 166, D. ;
his fear of (Srosseteste, and flight to
Merival, iiL 178.
Bilsington, the prior and convent of, buy
land of Bennondsey, iii. 448, Be. ; land
in, belonging to John, a clerk, given to
Bermondsey and sold, ib.
— ^— Hamo, prior o( makes a composi-
tion with Bermondsey respecting certain
lands, iii. 467, Be.
Bindon (Bynnadone), John, abbat of, made
abbat of Ford, i. 21, M.
Biom opposes Sweyn, ii. 1 82, Wa. ; agrees
to go with him to Sandwich to king
Edward, ib. j murdered by Sweyn, ii.
183, Wa.
Birinus, S. ; see Dorchester, bishops of.
Birling, the church given to Bermondsey,
iii. 442, Be. ; confirmed, iii. 443.
Adam, rector of, iiL 438.
Bisele, Walter de, serves on a Jury, iii.
844, D.
Biset (Byset), John, witnesses the confir-
mation of Magna Ohartaln 1236, i. 104,
T. ; consents to the boundary between
Wolverley and £[idderminster, iv. 431,
Wo. ; dies, iv. 433, Wo. ; dies at Shrews-
bury, and is buried at Bradley, i. 119,
T. ; had sold a wood to the abbey of
Tewkesbury, i. 122, T.
Biseth, Margaret, saves Henry IIL from
an assassin at Woodstock, iv. 431, Wo.
Bishampton, John de, suit of the prior of
Worcester against, respecting a water-
course, iv. 541, Wo.
Bishopricks in England, iii. 4 ; iv. 359, D.
Wo. ; number held by monks in 1152,
ii. 235, Wa. ; precedence of, settled, ii.
30, Wi.
Bissop, Henry, sells land to Simon le
Betere, i. 168, T.
Bithoke, William, pays queen's gold, &c.,
for Dunstable, iii. 290, 291.
Bitteme (Byteme), a manor of the bishop
of Winchester, archbishop Kilwarby
keeps Christmas at, ii. 118, 384; iv.
465, Wi. Wa. Wo.
INDEX.
35
Bittlesden, abbats of:
Richard, dies, il 248, Wa.
William, deposed, ii. 251.
Adam, cellarer €i Braeme, ib,
[Henry,] dies, iii. 109, D.
Gifiard, made abbat of Waverley, ii.
316, Wa.
Black Monday, iii. 476, Be.
Bladington, church o^ ir. 427, Wo.
Blake, William le, mayor of Dmistable,
iii. 364, D.
Blakmanston, tithes of, iii. 456, Be.
Blancfront (or Blannfronnt), Henry,
rent-charge bought from, by Dunstable,
iii. 161, D.
Nicholas, serves on a jury, iii. 381.
Blanche of Castile, arrangement for her to
many prince Louis [Louis Vlll.], i.
201, Bu. ; married to him, i. 25 ; ii. 74,
252 ; iii. 27 ; iv. 60, M. Wi. Wa. D. O.,
at Furmor, i. 201, Bu. ; brought into
France, ih, ; her exhortations for help
for her husband to the French nobles,
iii. 50, D. ; sends an army for his
help, which is lost at sea, i. 224, Bu. ;
advises S. Louis to found Boyaumont,
ii. 304, Wa. ; stands by Theobald, count
of Champagne, iii. 116, D. ; receives
Richard of Cornwall at Paris, iii. 152,
B. ; at the translation of S. Edmund at
Pontigny, ii. 339, Wa.; letter of the
patriarch of Jerusalem to, respecting the
safety of S. Louis and his fiimily, i. 296,
Bu. ; dies, ii. 93, 345 ; iv. 442, Wi. Wa.
Wo.
Blanche, daughter of S. Louis, bom, L
116, T.
Blanche, widow of Henry of Navarre,
marries prince Edmund, earl of Lancas-
ter, iv. 267, W. ; brought to England,
iv. 269, W.
Blanche, daughter of Philip IIL, love of
Edward L for, iv. 340, 516, O. Wo.;
proposal for her to marry Edward I., iii.
884, D.
Blanchelande, Martin, abbat of, made
bishop of Bangor, i. 61 ; Iv. 404, T. Wo.
Blancminster ; see Whitchurch.
Blancmustor, a fort in Wales, iii. 293, D.
Blanquefort, Edward L taken ill at, il 404,
Wa.
Blaydon-on-Tyne, battle at, i. 3, 48, M. T.
Blaye (Bleynes), the castie surrendered to
the English, iv. 519, Wo. ; Roger Mor-
timer sent there, ih,
Bleadon manor given to the church of
Winchester by Githa, ii. 26, Wi*
Bleddfa (Bletiiefou), castle taken, iv. 447,
Wo.
Blockley (Blokkeley, Blockele), fair at,
obtained by bishop W. de C«ntelupe, iv.
431, Wo.
' parsons of:
Vincent de Bergavenni, installs R. de
Gundicote prior of Worcester, i.
127, T. ; made aiehdeaoon of Wor-
cester, i. 129.
Peter de Escote, dies at Anagni, iv.
523, Wo.
Bartholomew de Perentino, presented
to, by Bonifkce VIII., ib.
Blois, Henry HI. reoeived at, i. 327, Bu.
Theobald, count of, aided by Henry
L in his war with Louis YI., ii. 216,
Wa.; Henry I. with, at Brantune, ii.
218 ; founds an abbey, ib, ; his interview
with Stephen at Evreux, ii. 226; con-
sulted by Henry de Blois as to making
peace between Stephen and Matilda, ii.
52, Wi. ; marriage of his two sons, iii,
15, D.; dies, 1. 47 ; ii. 55, 234 ; iv. 26,
T. Wi. Wa. O. I his children and their
inheritance, iL 234, Wa.
'■ his sons t
Henry de, succeeds his fiither, i. 47.
T. ; count of Troyes and Cham-
pagne, ii. 234, Wa. ; marries Mary,
daughter of Iiouis Vll., iii. 16, D.
Theobald de, count of Chartres and
Blois, ii. 234, Wa.; marries Alice,
daughter of Louis VIA., iii. 15, D.
Stephen de, count of Sancerre, ii. 234,
Wa.
— - his brothers :
Stephen de ; see Stephen.
Henry de; see Winchester, bishops of.
C 2
36
INDEX.
Blood of the Savionr, brought to England,
iv. 370, Wo.
Blottere, Felicia le, suit with the prior of
I>un8table, ill. 54, 303, D.
Blund, Hugh le, sheriff of Hertfordshire,
iii. 339, D.
- John, elect of Canterbory; see
Canterbury, archbishops ot
John, land bought from, by Dun-
stable, iiL 178, D.
Blunde, William U, sent by the barons to
S. Louis to represent them, iv. 139, W.
Blundel, William, serves on a juiy, iii.
288, D.
Blundevil, Banulph, earl of Chester; see
Chester, 7th earl of.
Bluntesdone, Henry de, lends 1002. to
Worcester priory, iv. 621, Wo. j a pen-
mon of five marks given to, iv. 530 ;
letter respecting the renewal of this, iv.
639 ; asks for and gets 50/. paid him by
the priory, iv. 644.
Blythe, tournament at,i. 160 ; iii. ldO,T. D.
Bobelin (or Bubelin), Simon, annual rent-
charge of 3«. paid to Dunstable by, iii.
93, D. ; grants leases of lands to Dun-
stable, iii. 143 ; rent-charge asserted to
belong to his heir, iii. 261.
Bockhampton (Bukintone, Bukyntone),
advowBon of the church, suit respecting,
i. 109, T. ; half a mark from, assigned
to the chantry of Tewkesbuiy, i. 129.
Boclisford (or Bocclesforde), John de,
money pud to, by Dunstable, iii. 204,
207, D.
Bocwode,- wood of, lopped, iii. 336, D. ;
rabbits ferreted in, iii. 374 ; free chace
established in, iiL 402.
Boddington (Botintone), rent-charge at,
sold by Tewkesbury, i. 136, T.
Bodeham, William de, land of, at Wolver-
ley, bought by Worcester priory, iv.
434, 435, Wo.
Bodeloa, murder of an abbat at, ii. 301 , Wa.
Bodney, tithes of, given to Bermondsey,
iii. 444, Be.
Bodyn, Luke, bread and beer allowed to,
by Dunstable, iii. 396, D.
Boethius, publishes his " Liber de Conso-
latione philosoplufe,*' ii. 3, Wi. ; put to
death by Theodoric, ii. 147, Wa.
Boethius, sent into England for the papal
tribute, iv. 80, 0.
Bohemia, Fremislas IL, king of, sends to
Richard of Cornwall to announce hia
election as king of the Romans, i. 392,
Bu.
John of Luxembourg, king of,
killed at Crecy, iii. 474 5 iv. 862, 561,
Be. O. Wo.
Anti-Pope in, letter of Innocent
IV. respecting, L 264, Bu.
Bohemund I., prince of Antioch, dies, iv.
375, Wo.
— ^ IV., prince of Antioch and count
of Tripoli, opposes the truce of Frederick
n. in Palestine, iii. 118, D. ; at war with
Malek-el-Eamel, sultan of Cairo, ib.
v., letters sent to, after the battle
of Gaza, L 261, Bu.
VI., letter o^ to Henry HI. on the
Turcomans, i. 369, Bu.
Bohun, Franco (Fitz-Geldewin) de, dies,
ii. 248, Wa.
Henry de ; see Hereford, 5th earl of.
Humphry de ; see Hereford, 6th
earl of.
Humphry, de ; «ee Hereford, 7th
earl of.
Humphry, de; see Hereford, 8th
earl of.
William de, son of 8th earl of
Hereford, made earl of Northampton,
iv. 350, O.
Kaud de, wife of 6th earl of Here-
ford, dies, and is buried at Lanthony, i.
119, T.
Boisars ; see Brentwood.
Bologna, war of, with Modena, iii. 117, D.
— ^— bishops of:
Henry, makes peace for eight years
widi Modena, iii. 118, D.
Ottaviano TJbaldino, invests prince
Edmund with the crown of Sicily by
a ring, i. 349, Bu.
INDEX.
37
Bolsover (Boleshovre, Bnlesore), castle
, besieged by tbe barons, iv. 47, 0. ; taken
by William earl of Ferrers, ill. 50, D.
Bolt, O., Newenham mill leased ij, by
Worcester priory, iv. 401, Wo.
Bonayentore, S., appointed archbisbop of
York by Clement IV., but resigns, iv.
184, 194, W.
Bondebory, Balpb de, dies, ill. 54, D. '
Bozd&ce, S., consecrated bishop by Pope
Gregory 11., ii. 155, Wa. ; founds the
monastery of Folda, ib, ; martyred, il.
156.
Bonifkce IL, Pope, ii. 3, 147 ; iiL 6, Wi.
Wa.D.
Vm., Pope, iii. 383, 468 ; iv. 339,
518, D. Be. O. Wo. ; bis election and
coronation, iiL 383,. D.; iv. 518, Wo.;
consecrates Bobert Wincbelsey arch-
bishop of Canterbury, iv. 518, Wo. ;
revokes the provisions, &c., of his pre-
decessors, iii. 393; iv. 518, D. Wo.;
suspends the bishops, . &c., in France
appointed by Celestine V., iv. 518, Wo. ;
writes exhorting the chief sovereigns
of Europe to peace, ib., and to prepare
for a crusade, iv. 519 ; sends two cardi-
nals to England, iii. 396, D. ; restores
the monks of Monte Casino, iv. 521,
Wo. ; gives Blockley to B. de Ferentino,
iv. 523 ; issues the bull clericis laicos,
iii. 405 ; iv. 340, 528, D. O. Wo. ; letter
forbidding the clergy to give aids to
princes, iv. 530, Wo.; letter to the
French cleigy, iv. 531 ; deposes and de-
prives the two Colonna cardinals, iv.
339,531, O. Wo.; his decrees against
Ihem, iv. 532, Wo. ; their accusation
against him, ib, ; excommunicates their
adherents, and endeavours their destruc-
tion, ib. ; his dislike for monks, ib. ;
puts seculars in some churches in their
places, ib.} the question of Gascony
submitted to, by EdwarA L and Philip
IV., iv. 536 ; his arbitration, iv. 538 ;
transfers his court from Keate to Rome,
in cunsequeuce of an earthquake, iv.
540 ; enters Rome, ib. ; the cross in S.
Boniface VIII., Pope — cont.
John Lateran falls, ib.; quashes the
election at Ely, and makes John Salmon
bishop of Norwich, iv. 543 ; canonizes
S. Louis, ib. ; jubilee year, iv. 544 ;
grants of indulgence in, iv. 339, O.;
statute respecting the two orders of
firiars, iv. 545, Wo. ; letter of the khan of
Tartary to, iv. 548 ; letter to Philip IV.
against his appointing to benefices, iv.
553 ; appoints William of Gainsborough
bishop of Worcester, iv. 554 ; asserts the
superiority of the king of the Romans
above all ot^er kings, iv. 556 ; quarrel
with Philip IV., iv. 557 ; endeavours to
depose Philip IV., iv. 339, O. ; edits the
6th book of the Decretals, iv. 339, 557,
O. Wo. ; his seizure and ill-treatment by
the Colonnas and William of Nogaret,
iv. 839, O. ; dies, iii. 468 j iv. 339,
557, Be. O. Wo. ; speech of Celestine
V. respecting, iv. 339, O. ; had written
to Edward I. to desire him to desist from
the invasion of Scotland, iv. 341, O.
Boniface IX., Pope, iii. 481, Be. ; makes
Bermondsey priory into an abbey,iii.483.
Boniface, archbishop of Canterbury ; see
Canterbury, archbishops of.
Bonquer, William, justice itinerant at Bed-
ford, iii. 217, D. ; at Winchester, ii. 100,
Wi.
Boothulle, near Halidon, battle of, iv. 349,
O.
Boppart, fortified by the archbishop of
Treves against Richard of Cornwall, i.
394, Bu. ; the tolls allowed to remain as
belonging to the kings of the Romans, iv.
223, W.
Boraston (Barastone, Burestone), lease of,
iv. 396, Wo. ; manor let on lease by
Worcester priory, iv. 404 ; deed respect-
ing land at, iv. 553.
Bordesley, abbey founded, i. 186, Bu. ;
charter of bishop William of Worcester
respecting, iv. 427, Wo.
— abbats of :
William, resigns, iL 245, Wa.
Richard, iL 240 ; resigns, ii. 252.
38
IKDSX.
Bordesley, abbats of: — eont.
William de Stanley, iL 252 ; dies, u. 256.
Fhilip, at the dedication of Worcester
cathedral, iy. 409, Wo.; dies, ii.
298, Wa.
Boreford, John de, deed of^ respecting
land at Boraston, iv. 553, Wo.
Borham, Henry de, his adyice to G. de
Clare to occupy London, iy. 198, W.
Heryey de (a lawyer), against
Dunstable in the suit respecting Pullox-
hill adyowson, iU. 218, D.
Borne, Robert de la, senres on a jnry, ilL
844, D.
Bosco, Walter de, the prior of Worcester
obtains seisin of a tenement o^ iy. 494,
Wo.
Bosham, the church at, suspended, ii. 255,
Wa. ; story of a priest who celebrated
in it in spite of this order, ib,
Boston, floods at, iy. 308, O. W. ; fire at
the &ir of, iy. 315, 495, O. W. Wo.
Botele, Thomas de, appointed to peram-
bulate the forests, iy. 536, Wo.
BotQda, queen of Philip II., daughter of
Cnut YL of Denmark, diyorced by
Philip BL, i. 201, Bu.
BotUer (Boteiller), Peter le, knighted by
R. de Clare, i. 142, T.
Theobald de, comes from Ireland
in aid of prince Edward, ii 365, Wa.
Botlesforde or Bothleforde, Jordan, dies,
iii. 150, D.
-^— — John, his son, dies, ill. 256, D.
Bouillon, Godfrey of, son of Eustace II.,
count of Boulogne, captain of the cru-
sading army, iy. 12,W. ; takes Jerusalem,
iy. 13 ; king of Jerusalem, ii. 207, Wa.
Boulogne, Eustace II., count of, his afiay
with the citizens of Doyer, ii. 183, Wa.
Eustace m., count of, among the
insurgents in fiochester castle, ii. 200,
Wa. ; joins the crusade, ii. 206 ; returns,
ii. 209 ; confirms his wife's gift of King-
weston to Bermondsey, iil 432, Be.
Maria, wife of, giyes King-
weston to Bermondsey, iiL 432, 435,
Be. ; dies, iil 432; iy. 376, Be. Wo.
Boulogne, Matthew, count o( marries
Maria, daughter of Stephen, ii. 238 ; iy.
380, Wa. Wo.
Reginald de Dammartin, count of,
his share in the treaty between Philip
IL and John, L 205, Bu. ; demands his
rights in England of John, ii. 72, WL ;
in Eugland, iii 34, D. ; admiral of John's
fleet, iii 36 ; invades Flanders, and is
defeated, ib, ; goes to William I., count
of Holland, ib. ; joins in a treaty with
John, iii. 40 ; does homage to John, ii.
280, Wa.; taken prisoner at Bovines,
i 224; ii 281 ; iii. 41 ; iy. 53, 403, Bu.
Wa. D. Be. W. Wo.
Philip, count of, left in command of
the army before Ayignon by Louis VllL,
iii 101, D. ; wounded and taken prisoner,
iii 102 ; accuses Theobald of Cham-
pagne of the death of Louis YUL, iii.
116; dies, iii 139.
Bourdeaux, Richard of Cornwall well re-
ceiyed at, iii. 94, D. ; queen Eleanor and
prince Edward at, i 318, Bu.; Henry
m.]at, i 154, 323; iii 186; iy. 105,
T. Bu. D. W. ; adheres to Henry IIL,
iii. 186 ; iy. 105, D. W. ; arrangement
respecting, proposed by Edward L, iii.
384, D. ; the English forces at, in 1294,
iy. 520, Wo. ; siege of, in 1295, iii 398,
D. ; remains fliithful to Edward the
Black Prince, iii 479, Be.
archbishops of:
Elias, marries prince Louis to Blanche
of Castile, i 201 , Bu. ; divorces John
and Hawisa of Gloucester, i 202 ;
iii. 45, Bu. D. ; marries John and
Isabella of Angouleme, i 202, Bu.
William II., at Toledo before the
battle of Nayas de Tolosa, ii 271,
Wa. ; receives Richard of Cornwall,
iii 94, D.
Gerald de Mulemort, does homage to
prince Edward, iy. 441, Wo. ; comes
to Westminster to complain of
Simon de Montfort, iii. 184, D.
XKDEX.
S9
Boiirg^iuMiier} the oastle mrrendered to
the English, iv. 519, Wo.; Heliaf de
Hawile pat in charge of it, ib,
Boaigea, ooimcil of, iiL 100, D. ; the lead-
en of the Pastonreaox pat to death at,
i. 292, Bo.
archbishope of:
Peter de la Chastre, opposition of
Louis yn. to, iii. 16, D.
Philip Berroier, sent by S. Louis to
meet Henry HI. at Blois, i. 327, Ba.
Boveridge (Boweragge, Bouragge), peram-
bolation of, L 136, T. ; liberty of the
manor threatened by B. de Clare, L 144 ;
a thief caught in, i. 145.
BoTes, Hugh de, dies, iiL 44, D.
BoTines, battle of, L 61, 224$ ii. 281 s iiL
41 ; iy. 53, 408, T. Bu. Wa. D. W. Wo.
BoTington (Powyntone), tithes of, com-
position between Bennondsey and Bee
respecting, iii. 456, Be.
Boxley abbey , founded by William of Ypres,
U. 230, Wa.
— abbats of:
Bobert, dies, ii. 282.
John, appointed visitor of black monks,
iiL 133, D. ; his conduct in the
visitation, t&. ; made abbat of Ci-
teanz, IL 816, Wa.
Boyfield, Boger, prior of Cardiff, quarrels
with Henry de Stratford, L 166, T.
Boyland (Boylannde, Boylonde, Boylund),
Bichard de, justice itinerant at Win-
chester, iv. 479, Wo.; at Oxford, iv.
301, O. ; assise held before, at Biggles-
wade, iii. 345, 348, 349, 850, 351, 352,
D. ; fined for false judgment, iiL 357 ;
iv. 320, D. O. ; charge of the prior of
Dunstable against, for delay, ilL 358, D.
Boynun (Boinun), John, his land at Pul-
loxhiU sold, UL 204, 207, 326, D.
Boyver, John, assaults William de Chey-
dut in Charlton, iii. 201, D.
Boyville (Bovilla), John de, dies, iii. 94, D.
— — W. de, sheriff of Bedfordshire, iiL
327, D.
Braban^ons, come into England, in aid of
Henry II., ii. 61 j iv. 383, Wi. Wo.
Brabant, Henry I., duke of, sends his wifb
Maiy back to her father, Philip n., iii.
89, D. ; makes an alliance wiUi John,
iiL 39, 40, D.
John L, duke of, defeats the
count of Gueldres, ii. 407, Wa.; holds
a tournament at Bar, and is killed, iii.
388, 389, D.
John n., doke of, marries princess
Margaret, ii. 407 ; iii. 359, 404 ; iv. 325,
502, Wa. D. O. Wo. ; his merchants
allowed intercourse with England, iii.
398, D.
Godfrey of, slain at Courtrai, iv.
552, Wo.
Brabazon, Boger le, acts as justice itinerant
with Edward L, iv. 506, Wo. ; the ques-
tion of the groves of the prior of Wor-
cester tried before, iv. 546 ; masses said
for his soul by Dunstable prioty, iiL
410, 411, D.
— — John le, his executor, money paid
to, by Dunstable, iii. 411, D.
Bracebridge, John, dies at Dunstable, iii.
414, D.
Braci, William de, quitK^lalms the common
of Tibberton, iv. 439, Wo. ; buried at
Great Malvern, iv. 499.
Bobert, appointed to perambulate
the forests, iv. 586, Wo.
Brackley (Brakele, Brachelege), tourna-
ments at, iii. 130 ; iv. 212, D. W.
lord of, his chapel at Treverick in
S. Crowan's, Cornwall, L 147, 148, T.
Bradbome (Bradebuma, Bredebuma),
church of, given by G. le Cauceis to
Dunstable, iii. 28, D. ; confirmed by
William earl of Derby, iii. 75 ; writ ob-
tained against the heirs of G. de Cauceis,
iii. 148 ; the priory put in possession of,
by the archdeacon of Derby, iii. 149;
new charter oi^ given to Dunstable, iii.
161 ; 10/. paid for, iiL 230 ; a horse
taken away from the steward, iii. 251 ;
confirmed to Dunstable by Boger, bishop
of Uchfield, iii. 279, 400 ; payment of a
daily charge made by the bishop in, iii.
280 ; confirmed to Dunstable by arch-
40
niDEX*
Bradbome — cont
bishop Feccham, iii. 282 ; 16s, from, to
be paid by the abbat and convent of Der*
ley to Dunstable, iii. 297 ; visitation of
the farm there by the prior, iii. 337 ;
accoont of the sheep, wood, &c., there,
iii. 338 ; John de Maydenebore pre-
sented to, iii. 365; recalled, iii. 391;
taxation of, in consequence of the grant
of a tenth to the king, iii. 367 ; small
amount of good wool there in 1291, iii.
371 ; Peter de Aldenham presented to,
iii. 392 ; grant to the brethren of, on
account of their poverty, iii. 401.
Bradele, Balph de, serves on a jury, iii.
288, D.
Brademor, a moiety of the pasturage of,
bought by Dunstable, iii. 221, D.
Bradenestok, John de, absolved by the
prior of Worcester, iv. 543, "Wo. ; his
offerings, ib.
Bradenham, Simon de, sheriff of Bedford-
shire, iii. 408, D.
Bradewine (Bradewin, Bradevin), land of,
iii. 178, D.
Edelina de, peace made with Dun-
stable, iii. 279.
Adam de, naif of the prior of
Dunstable, dies, iii. 365.
Bradley, John Biset buried at, i. 119, T.
Bradwell, [Richard], prior of, removed by
6ro89ete8te, iii. 143, D.
Bragenham, Warine de, a rent-charge to
be paid to Dunstable b}-, ill. 204, D.
Braibroc (BreibVoc), Bobcrt de (first baron
Braybrook), dies, iii. 33, D.
Braibroc, Henry de, flies from the battle
of Lincoln, and goes by Lynn to Lon-
don, iii. 49, D. ; imprisoned by Wm. de
Breaute iu Bedford castle, iii. 86, 90 ;
iv. 416, D. Wo. ; sent out of the castle
during the siege, iii. 88, D. ; justice
itinerant in 1225, iii. 93.
Brampton (Brantune), Henry L with
Theobald of Blois at, ii. 218, Wa.
Bramtone (Brumptone), William de, im-
prisoned and fined for false judgment, iii.
356 ; iv. 320, D. O.
Branesford, Bichard de, appointed to pep*
ambulate the forests, iv. 536, Wo.
Braose (Brause, Brense, Brahose), Philip
de (second baron), deprived of his lands
by Henry L, ii. 214, Wa. ; his lands
restored, ib,
William de (fourth baron), his men
save bishop Peter de Leia from Rhys, ii.
66, Wi. ; makes John king of England,
1. 24, M. ; his severe punishment in
consequence, i. 25 ; suspected by John,
and sent for, iv. 396, Wo. ; refuses to
come, and fortifies his castles, ib. ; sur-
renders five castles, and John retreats,
ib.i flies with his family into Ireland,
ib, ; disinherited, and driven into exile
by John, L 29 ; ii. 261, 262 ; iii. 30 ; iv.
53, 54, M. Wa. D. O. ; escapes to France,
i. 30, 59 ; ii. 265 ; iv. 54, 399, M. T. Wa.
O. Wo. ; crosses from Shoreham, ii. 265,
Wa. ; dies in France, i. 31, 60; ii. 81 ;
iv. 55, 400, M. T. Wi. O. Wo. ; at Paris,
ii. 265, Wa. ; buried by Stephen Lang-
ton, i. 81, M.; hatred of Llewellyn to
him, i. 38, M.
Matilda de la Haie, his
wife, slaughters the Welsh at Castle
Maud, iv. 388, Wo. ; banished by John,
ii. 261, 262, Wa. ; captured with her
children by John, i. 30, 59 ; iii. 32 ; iv.
399, M. T. Wa. D. Wo. ; captured in
Qalway, ii. 265, Wa. ; starved to death
at Windsor, i. 30, 59; ii. 81, 265; iii.
82 ; iv. 54, 399, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. O. W.
Wo. ; hatred of Llewellyn to, I 38, M.
WiUiam de, his son, captured by
John, i. 30 ; iL 265 ; iii. 32 ; iv. 399, M.
Wa. D. Wo. ; starved to death at Wind-
sor, i. 30, 59 ; ii. 81 ; iii. 32 ; iv. 54,
399, M. T. Wi. O. W. Wo.
Margaret de, his daughter, wife of
Walter de Lacy, iv. 399, Wo.
Giles de (fifth baron) ; see Here-
ford, bishops of.
Reginald de (sixth baron), his
castles taken by John, iii. 47, D. ; suc-
ceeds his brother Giles, iii. 52, D. ; mar-
ries Gladuse Duy, daughter of Llew-
INDEX.
41
Braose, Reginald der—conL
eUyn, iii. 52 ; iv. 405, 421, D. Wo.;
: witnesses Magna Charta, i. 232, Bu.
.. William de (seTenth baron),
; taken prisoner in Wales, iii. 110, D., at
Montgomery, 1. 70, T. ; redeems himself
. from Llewellyn, iii. 1 17, D, ; hanged by
Llewellyn, i. 88, 74, 88 ; ii. 85, 308 ; iii.
125 ; iv. 71,421,M.T.Wi.Wa.D.O.Wo.;
his land given by Henry III. to Richard
of. Cornwall to be protected, i. 88, T.
Isabella, his daughter, mar-
ries David, son of Llewellyn, iii. 117, D.
Brareworthe, tenements in, belonging to
the prior of Dunstable, iii. 336, D.
Brassington (Bracentone, Brasentone),
tithes at, let by Dunstable priory, iii.
279, D. ; they fall in, iii. 870 ; excepted
from the gift to Bradbome, iii. 401.
Bray (Braye, Brai), Henry de, the
escheator, his enormities, iii. 357, D. ;
punishment of, iv. 321, O.
Hugh de, tithes on his demesne at
Lambeth, iii. 457, Be.
Hugh de, received as canon of
Dunstable, iii. 1 83, D.
Milo de, tenements belonging to.
iii. 874.
Ralph de, sheriff of Buckingham,
iii. 55 ; accused of treason and impri-
soned, but released, iii. 97.
Ralph de, admitted lay brother of
Dunstable, iii. 235.
Thomas de, a writ against Dun-
stable brought before, iii. 270; suit of
Christiana Mustard tried before, iii. 306,
307, 312; his oath before the justices
respecting the liberties of Dunstable, iii.
327; associated with John de Meting-
ham, iii. 329 ; dies, iii. 402.
William de, suit respecting his
sheep, iii. 270; surety for the prior of
Dunstable, iii. 319.
Breaut^, Fawkes de, activity of, against
the barons, iii. 48, D. ; destroys the
tower in the isle of Ely, ib, ; takes Wor-
cester for John, i. 62 ; iv. 406, T. V\'o. ;
plunders Worcester priory, iv. 4 1 6, Wo. ;
Breaut^, Fawkes de — conL
his cruelty, ii. 283, Wa. ; his behaviour
at the battle of Lincoln, iii 49 ; iv. 61,
D. W. ; his followers ill-treat the monks
of Wardon, iii. 52, D., but he satisfies
and protects them, iii.. 52, 58, D. ; the
liberties of the manor of Estone asserted
by Tewkesbury against him, i. G4, T. ;
his power in England, ib. ; has the
charge of Fotheringay castle, iii. 64, D. ;
stopped from going to the crusade by
the fall of Damietta, iii. 75, D. ; attempt
against Hubert de Burgh^ iv. 64, O. ;
his conviction before tlie justices at
Dunstable, iii. 90, D. ; has H. de Brai-
broc, the justice, imprisoned in Bedford
castle, iii. 86, 90; iv. 416, D. Wo. ;
provisions and fortifies Bedford castle
against Henry IIL, ii. 299 , iii. 86, 456 ;
iv. 63, 65, 416, Wa. D. Be. W. O.
Wo. ; goes away, promising aid to the
besieged, iv. 63, W. ; goes into the land
of the earl of Chester, iii. 87, D. ; re-
turns to Northampton, ib,; captured
after the siege, iii. 88 ; iv. 64,
D. W., in Coventry church, ii. 300,
Wa. ; brought to Bedford, to Henry
in., iii. 88, D. ; exiled, i. 67 ; ii. 300 ;
iv. 64, 65, 416, T. Wa. W. O. Wo. ;
deprived of his castles and treasures, iii.
89; iv. 64,. 65, D. W. O.; under the
guard of the bishop of London, iv. 64,
W.; sent to London, iii. 89, D.; ab-
solved, and goes to Rome, ib. ; obtains
letters from the Pope in his favour, ib. ;
goes to Troyes, returns towards Rome,
and dies at S. Ciriac, iii. 89, D. ; his
death, iv. 67, 0. ; lands given to him by
William Marshal, and afterwards re-
covered, iii. 92, D.
Margaret (Fitz-Gerold), his wife,
sent out of Bedford castle during the
siege, iii. 88, D. ; given in charge to an
English nobleman, ii. 300, Wa.
WiUiam dc, imprisons Henry de
Braibroc in Bedford castle, iii. 86, D. ;
hanged by Henry III. after the capture
of the castle, iv. 64, 65, 416, W. O. Wo.
42
IND£X.
Breaat^ Aimery de, lindridge given to, bj
Worpester, iv. 447, Wo.
Brecknock (Brehheniaace, Brewen), at-
tacked by Llewellyn, i. 38 ; iy. 422, M.
Wo.
Bredon, a blind woman o^ cured at Tewkes-
bury, i. 85, T.
— Walter, rector of, makes arrange-
ments respecting tithes with the prior of
Worcester, iv. 418, Wo.
Bregerac, taken by Bichard of Cornwall,
lit 94, D.
Bremehangre, Bimon de, serves on a Jury,
iU. 844, D.
Brentwood (Boisars), chapel of, Hubert
de Buigh dragged from, bat restored to,
i. 87 ; iii. 129 ; iv. 73, T. D. W.
Brescia (Brisa), destroyed by an earth-
quake, i. 33 ) iii. 80, M. D.
Bret, Agnes le, i. 104, T.
Breton (Bretton, Bruthun, Bretun, Brito,
Britone), Bichard le, murders Becket,
iii. 20, D.
Ralph, treasurer, had persecuted
the church of Missenden, ilL ISO; his
quarrel with the king, and fine, ib, ; his
brother, sheriff of Kent, ib.
Ralph, canon of S. Paul's, taken
prisoner, but freed, iii. 149; dies, iii.
171.
— — Simon le, a felon, iii. 193 n.
William, dies, iii. 172.
William, justice itinerant at Hert-
ford, iii. 195, D. ; forest justice at Wil-
ton, i. 158, T.
William, one of the persons
chosen to elect the prior of Bunstable,
iu. 220, D.
Hugh le, of Herlingdon, iii. 881.
Breton de Walda, Hugh le, rent-charge
bought by Dunstable, of, iii. 204, 207,
D.
Brewer (Briwar, Briwerre, Bruwere), Wil-
liam, founds Dunkeswell abbey, ii. 302,
Wa.; present at the foundation of
'Dunkeswell abbey, L 26, M. ; founds
Montisfont, iv. 50, O. ; gives a safe-con-
duct to archbishop Langton, ii 263, Wa. ;
Brewer, William — cotU,
at the coronation of Henry m., iL 286,
Wa. ; at the dedication of Worcester
cathedral, iv. 409, Wo. , gives a gold
chalice to Worcester, iv. 418, Wo.;
witnesses Magna Charta, i. 232, Bo. ;
dies, i. 69 ; ii. 302 ; iv. 67, T. Wa. O.
W.
— William, his nephew ; see Exeter,
bishops ot
Brewood, R. de Weseham resigns at, L
377, Bu. ; dies at, i. 408.
Breybeof (Brebuf), William de, made
guardian of the priory of Winchester,
ii. 391 ; iv. 475, Wa. Wo. ; justice
itinerant at Winchester, iv. 479, Wo.
Brian Fits-Count, rebels against Stephen,
iv. 23, 0.
Brichtric, king of the West Saxons, ii. 6 ;
iv. 367, Wl Wo. ; banishes Egbert, ii.
6, Wl. ; dies, ib,
Brickhill (Brichulle), Great, a moiety of
the church given to Dunstable, iii. 29,
D. ; the earl of Gloucester's steward
taken at, iii. 246 ; claim out of the
church made out by Dunstable, iiL 285.
rectors of:
Geoffrey de Beauchamp, dies, iii. 202.
N., son of William de Grey, ib,
John, chum made out against, iii 285.
Thomas de, serves on a jury, iii
853.
Bridesthome, given to Bermondsey, iii
427, Be.
Bridgenorth (Brigia, Bruges, Brugges),
castle taken by Henry I., ii. 210, Wa. ;
surrendered to Henry H., i 48 ; ii 55 ;
iii. 17, T. Wi D. ; occupied by Roger
Mortimer and his party, iii. 234, D.
S. Mary Magdalen's, claim of, to
be a royal chapel, i 276, Bu.
Bridget, S., dies in Scotland, ii. 147, Wa.
Bridget, S., of Wastein, dies, iii 478, Be. ;
translated, iii 479.
Briefs, royal, time of running on,i. 252, Bu.
Brien, son of Conan count of Britanny,
sent into Normandy with Matilda by
Henry I., ii. 220, Wa.
IN£>£X.
43
Brienne, John d6> king of Jenualem, at
the siege of Damietta, iii. 55, D. ; at the
translation of S. Thomas of Canterbury,
iy. 412, Wo. ; aid for the Holy Land
promised to, iii. 67, D. ; conncil at
Verona through his advice, iii. 60,
which is removed to Campania, iii. 81 ;
gives his daughter to iYedetick n., ib, ;
his reception in Borne and France, ib. ;
comes to England for aid, i 67 ; ii. 84,
299 ; iii. 85, 465, T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. ;
his reception by the king and the arch-
bishop of Canterbury, iii. 85, D. ; mar-
ries Berengaiia of Castile, iii 90 ; advises
Louis YU. agunst restoring Normandy
to England, iu. 100 ; attacks the terri-
tories of Frederick IL, iii. 1 14 ; takes
Durazzo, iii. 133; made emperor of the
East, iii. 133.
John de, count of Eu ; see En.
Yolande de, marries Frederick 11.,
m. 81 ; iv., 421, D. Wo. s her death, iii.
112, D.
Gauthier de, taken prisoner at
Gaza, L 261, Bu.
Archandus de, killed in Egypt, i.
286, Bu.
Briht, Walter, Agnes daughter of, gives
land at Oldbury to Tewkesbury, i. 96, T.
Bristol, invaded by the Northmen, L 11,
M. ; the castle assigned to Bobert of
Gloucester by Matilda, iv. 22, W. ; for-
tified by Bobert of Gloucester against
Stephen, iL 51, 226, Wi. Wa. ; burnt in
1200, i. 56 ; ii. 73, T. Wi. ; the castle
given up to Fandulf, iii. 65, D. ; ships
of, taken, i. 91, T. ; burnt in 1236, i.
100, T. ; given to prince Edward by
Henry HL, i. 155, 158 ; iiL 194, T. D. ;
Edward I. at, and the burgesses submit
to, iii. 316, D. ; no parliament ever held
in, till by Edward L, iv. 300, O. ; cap-
tured by queen Isabella, iv. 347, O.
Bristol, St. Augustine's, visited by bishop
Walter de Cantelupe, iv. 433, Wo.
__ abbats of :
John, at the dedication of Worcester
cathedral, iv. 409, Wo.
Bristol, 8t Augustine's, abbats oti^-^ccnt
David Hundered, quarrels with the
prior of Coventry, i. 90, T. ; his
quarrel with the convent, i. 93, T. ;
deposed by bishop W. of Blois, ib. ;
resigns, iv. 426, Wo.
William of Berkeley, prior, i. 93 $ iv.
426, T. Wo. ; blessed at Worcester,
iv. 426, Wo.; his gifts to Wor-
cester, ib, I resigns, iv. 433.
William Long, chamberlain of Keyns-
ham, ib, ; his gifts to Worcester,
ib.
James Barry, attack on, at Amesbury,
iv. 542.
— — S. James's, a lb. of wax to be piud
to, for certain lands at Bedlands by W.
de Kent, L 74, T. ; the monks of, oppose
the Dominicans, i. 78 ; outrage in, i.
89 ; feast of relicks in, i. 110 ; dedicated,
i. 112; B. de Grenville buried in the
chapter house, i. 118; Eleanor of Bri-
tanny buried in, i. 118 ; given to J. de
Northampton, L 123 ; the bishop of
Worcester tries to place a vicar in, L
126 ; Nicholas Foinz had given land to,
i. 144.
priors of:
Jordan, dies, i. 80.
Henry of Washboum, resigns, i. 94.
Thomas of Eeynsham, i. 94, 128.
Thomas of Stokes, elected abbat of
Tewkesbury, i. 155.
Itichard of Devizes, i. 157.
William Isaac, i. 169.
- S. James de Fer, given to J. de
Northampton, archdeacon of Middlesex,
i. 123, T. ; its relationship to St. James's
priory, 1*6.
S. John's, given to J., son of J.
Sellere, i. 102 ; who dies, i. 121 ; given
to Bichard, chaplain of Tewkesbury, i
122.
S. Michael's, resigned by H., vicar
of fiimbleton, i. 122 ; given to Boger
of Swineshead, ib. ; the townsmen and
recluse of, have to apologize to Tewkes-
bury for their intrusion, i. 105.
44
INDEX.
Bristol, S. Peter's, the mother church of
Mangotsfield, i. 81, T. ; given to Simon
de Radnor, i. 122 ; to Hugo, i. 124.
— — S. Philip and S. James', W., par-
son of, dies, i. 123 ; W., son of . W. de
Kent, presented to, 1.124. ?
Redcliff, peace made in, between
Tewkesbury and the- bishop of Wor-
cester, i. 87.
Trinity, Adam, the parson of a
moiety of, dies, i. 121.
S. Werburga, 100*. from, con-
firmed to the canons of Eeynsham by
Worcester priory, iy. 428, Wo.
Britanny, counts of;
Alan Bufns, dies, i. 4, M.
Conan IV., dies, iii. 19^ D.
Geofirey, bom, i. 48, T. ; dies, i. 63.
Peter Mauclerc, opposes the coronation
of S. Louis, iii. 102, D. ; embassy to
obtain his daughter lolante for Henry
III., iv. 420, Wo. ; has the charge
of Charles of Anjou and lolante, iii.
103, D. ; the treaty with Henry
lU. comes to nothing, ib, ; comes
to England, ii. 85, Wi. ; excom-
municated for murdering a priest,
ii. 308 ; iii. 115, Wa. D. ; absolved,
ii. 308, Wa. ; summons Henry III.
to Britanny, iv. 421, Wo. ; Henry
ni. with, in Britanny, ii. 308, Wa, ;
makes peace with S. Louis, iii. 127,
D. ; takes the castle of S! James
de Beuvron, iii. 132, D. ; his
treachery to Henry III., i. 95, T. ;
his daughter lolante ; see lolante,
John I., starts for Jerusalem, iii. 150,
D. ; taken prisoner in Egypt, i. 288,
Bu.
John U., knighted by Henry III., iv.
124, W. ; marries Beatrice, daughter
of Henry HL, ii. 98; iii. 213; iv.
124, 445, Wi. I). W. Wo. ; at the
coronation of Edward L, iv. 467,
Wo. ; killed at the coronation of
Pope Clement V., i v. 558, Wo.
Alan of; see Alan.
Britanny, Eleanor of; see Eleanor.
Britaniiy, laid waste by Bichard L, i. 55, T.
Brito, Ansger, gives the manor of Preston
to^Bermondsey, iii. 428, 434, Be.; his
son Walter, gives land to Bermondsey,
. iii. 429, 434, Be.
Brito ; see Breton.
Broadwas (Bradewas), given by Cenwulf
s to Worcester, iv. 367, Wo. ; comes into
,. the hands of the prior of Worcester, iv.
; 399 ; John, son of Senatus, parson of,
- iv. 411 ; fuller's mill at, let on lease, iv.
. 442 ; land at, bought, iv. 423, 444 ; part
given to E. fuller, iv. 445 ; given to G.
de Doverdale, iv. 447 ; seisin of Und at,
received by Philip prior of Worcester,
iv. 494 ; giv^ io Walter le Ster, iv.
496. ., > .
— - Albreda de, dies, iv. 411, Wo.
Rngge de, land of, comes into
possession of Worcester priory, iv. 439.
Broadwater, William rector of, lays the
foundation of the new church at Waver-
ley, ii. 255, 310, Wa. ; dies, ii. 296.
Broc, Henry del, and his wife, action of
Dunstable priory against, iii. 206, D.
-^— Lawrence de, writ of gaol delivery
given to, iii. 171, D.
Bartholomew del, porter of Bun-
stable, lets certain thieves escape, iii.
396, D. ; flics into the church, and re-
mains there three weeks, ib.
Brogborough (Brockeberge) park, the lay
brethren .of 'Dunstable accused of tres-
pass in, iii. 171, D.
Bromholm, the cross of Baldwin emperor
of Constantinople works miracles at, iii.
97, D. ; the daughter of Margaret coun-
tess of Kent resorts to, for prayer, i. 92, T.
Bromley, market at, given by charter to
Burton, i. 237, Bu. ; assessment of,
465, 367, Bu.
Bromsgrovc church, given to Worcester
priory by bishop W. of Blois, iv. 427,
Wo. ; lease of, iv. 442 ; comes into the
hands of the priory, iy.. 448; tithes of
Monkwood belonging to, obtained by the
priory, iv. 446 ; actions of the Templars
INDEX.
45
Bromsgrove — cont
agafnst the priory respecting, It. 479 ;
inqaieition respectiDg new houses at, iv.
480 ; hedge at, burnt, ib. ; ordination at,
bj bishop a. Oiffazd, iv. 498.
Bromsgrove, William de Fumeaux, parson
of, dies, iv. 427, Wo.
— ^— — Sampson of, chap^ of Harrington
giyen to, iv. 441 ; lease of Bromsgrove
given to, iv. 442, 448 ; made rector of
Stoke, iv. 446.
Bromtone, Brien le, sees mock suns at Kin-
let, iv. 488, 484,* Wo.
Brone, Henry, gives evidence as to the
liberties of Dunstable, iii. 327, D.
Bronte, assessment of, i. 365, Bu.
Brothertone, Thomas of, son of Edward I.,
bom, iv. 340, 341 n., 545, Wo. O. ; the
earldom of Cornwall conferred on him,
iv. 547, Wo.
Brounesbury, Robert, encloses the breach
of Bermondsey in Rotherhithe, iii. 484,
Be.
Bruce (Bmes, Bros), Robert de, arrange-
ment with Bermondsey respecting the
advowson of Staple, iii. 458, Be. ; mar-
ries Isabella de Clare, i. 115, T. ; justice
itinerant at Derby, iii. 206, D. ; at Bed-
ford, iiL 217.
— Robert de, his son, born, i. 129, T.
Robert de, claims the crown of
Scotland, and submits his claim to £d-
waid I., ii. 410, 411 ; iii. 368; iv. 507,
608, Wa. D. Wo.
Robert de, complains to Boniface
Ym. of Edward L, iv. 341, O. ; seizes
the kingdom of Scotland, ib. ; the Scots
rise under, iv. 557, Wo. ; murders Co-
myn in Dumfries church, iv. 341, 557,
0. Wo.; excommunicated by two car-
dinals, iv. 345, O. ; crowned king of
Scotland, iv. 558, Wo.
Edward, invades Ireland, iv. 344,
O. ; shun, ib,
David, captured at Neville's Cross,
iii. 474; iv. 352,Be. O.
Brael, John, pves evidence as to the liber-
ties of Dunstable, iii. 327, D.
Bruerne abbey, founded, ii. 232; iv. 25,
Wa. W.
abbats of:
Richard, dies at Merton, ii. 240, Wa.
Christopher, ii. 240 ; made abbat of
Waverley, ii. 244.
Richard, prior of Waverley, ii. 291 ;
dies, ii. 304.
Roger, deposed, iv. 476, Wo.
Robert de Estal, ib.
Brulli, Robert, appointed a forest perambu-
lator, iv. 536, Wo.
Bnm, Hugo le, besieges Eleanor at Minu
beau, ii. 254; iv. 391, Wa. Wo.; taken
prisoner by John, ii. 78 ; iv. 51, 391,
Wi. O. Wo. ; released, ii. 254, Wa. ;
marries Isabella, widow of John, iv. 412,
Wo. ; the princess Joanna had been
betrothed to, iii. 69, D.
— — John le, land redeemed from, by
Tewkesbury, i. 146, T.
Brun, Henry, a cause won by Dunstable
against, iii. 33, D.
— — Robert, dies, ib.
Richard, dies, iiL 79.
John, suit of the prior of Dunstable
against, iii. 378.
Brunchildis, punishment of, by Clothaire,
iv. 364, Wo.
Brunesfeld, castle of, iv. 180, W.
Brunne, abbat of, removed by Grosseteste,
iii. 143, D.
Bruno, archbishop, baptizes many Normans,
ii. 166, Wa.
Bruroles, lordship of, L 203, Bu.
Bryen, Robert, serves on a jury, iii. 288, D.
Buckden (Bogedene), Grosseteste dies at,
iii. 187, D. ; fire at, iiL 365.
Buckingham, archdeacons of :
William of Blois, made bishop of
Worcester, i. 63 ; iv. 410, T. Wo.
Matthew de Stratton, dies, iv. 225, 0. ;
buried at Osney, iv. 226; his gifts
to Osney, t6.
Fercival de Lavania, iii. 247, D. ; dies,
iii. 362.
Richard of S. Frideswide's, ib.
i6
INDEX.
Backleshore (Bodishore, Bokeleshore,
Bakeleshore), land of, suit respecting,
iii. GO, D. ; given to Dunstable priory,
iii. 175 ; wood at, bought by Dunstable,
iii. 205, 289 ; acre of land at, bought by
Dunstable, iii. 290 ; sheep of the porter
of Dunstable at, iii. 371.
' Marjory de, agreement of Dunstable
priory with, iii 58.
Buildewas, Banulf abbat of, dies, ii. 244,
Wa.
Builth (Boet, Boeld) castle, William de
Braose gives up to Llewellyn for his
ransom, iii. 117, D. ; destroyed by Llew-
ellyn, iv. 421, Wo.
Bukerel, Matthew (citizen of London), on
the side of Simon de Montfort, iv. 138,
W.; not released from prison, iv. 177;
fined and released, iv. 177, 178.
Bukeswach, A. de ; see Becktesgate.
Buhner (Bolemere, Bulemere), John de,
fkrmer of Caddington, his suit against
Dunstable priory, iii. 163, D. ; kills some
of the prior's pigs, iiL 168.
Buneie (Bungay) castle, taken by Stephen,
ii. 228, Wa.
Bunyun, Henry, suit won by Dunstable
priory against, iii. 54, D.
Bur-le-roy, in Normandy (Bnres, Burrlzu,
Burs, Burum), taken by William IL, ii.
203, Wa. ; taken by Bichard I, ii. 70,
Wi. ; John keeps Christmas at, i. 200,
Bu.
Burchard (Burgard), William, land be-
longing to, iii. 54, D.
— Agnes and Alicia, suit against
Dunstable priory, iii. 803.
Burcote, rent-charge at, acquired by Dun-
stable, iii. 148, D.
Buigeys, J., pays for the cross at Dun-
stable being re-painted, iii 377, D.
Burgh, Hubert de, made guardian of the
borders between England and Wales by
John, i. 208, Bu. ; marries Isabella of
Qloucester, iii. 45, 128, D. ; his attacks
on the abettors of prince Louis, iii. 46 ;
gives up Norwich and Horeford castles
to Louis, iii. 47 ; defeats and kills Eus-
Burgh, Hubert de— conf.
tace the Monk, ii. 288 ; iii. 50 ; iv. 408,
Wa. D. Wo. ; appointed tutor to Henry
in., iv. 62, W. { made justiciary, ii. 291 ;
iii. 454 ; iv. 62, Wa. Be. W. ( marries
Margaret of Scotland, iii. 76, D. ; his in-
quisition into the riots at Westminster in
1223, ill 79 { attempt of B. Blundevil
and others against him, iii. 84, 456 ; iv.
64, 65, D. Be. O. W. ; his charges against
Peter des Roches, iii. 84, D. ; has the
custody of the earldom of Arundel, iii
90, D. ; witnesses Magna Charta in 1225,
i. 232, Bu. ; witnesses the charter granted
to Burton, i. 237 ; charter granted to, by
Henry III., ib. ; made earl of Kent, i.
39 ; ii. 303 ; iii. 102, M. Wa. D.| haa
the custody of Hugh de Albini, son of
the earl of Arundel, iii. 103, D. ; his un-
popularity, ib. ; fines the townspeople of
Dunstable, iii. 106 ; disgrace of the Welsh
war attributed to, iii 110 ; his advice to
Henry m. respecting the quarrel be-
tween the priory and town of Dunstable;,
iii. 118 ; has the charge of Bichard de
Clare, i. 77, 84, T. ; appealed to about
Lhmbethian church, i. 81,T. ; his quarrel
with archbishop Richard, iv. 71, O. W. ;
archbishop Richard goes to Rome against
him, iii. 125 ; iv. 71, D. O. W.} grants a
licence to Tewkesbuiy to elect an abbat,
i. 83, 84, T. ; present at the second funeral
of John, i. 84 ; absolved from his vow of
pilgrimage, iii. 128, D. ; his behaviour
about the divorce of his third wife, ib. ;
disgraced by Henry IH., and deprived of
his property and office, i. 40, 66; ii.
311 ; iii. 129; iv. 73, 423, M. T, Wa.
D. 0. W. Wo. ; surrenders his castles
to Henry HI., i. 86, T. ; ill-treated by
Henry HL, ib, ; takes the cross, ib, ;
retains for a time his earldom, ib, ; de-
prived of his earldom, i. 86 ; iii. 129, T.
D. ; a day fixed for him to answer the
complaints against hun, iii. 129, D.;
gives up Dover castle to Peter de Rie-
vaulx, and the custody of R. de Clare to
Peter des Roches, i. 86, T. ; colloquy
INDKX.
47
Burgh, Hobert de— coni.
respecting him, between Henry IIL and
the barons, ib, ; attacked by the citizens
of London, ib, ; defended by the earls of
Chester and Pembroke, ib. { seized in
Brentwood chapel, sent to London, and
restored to Brentwood, L 87 ; iii. 129,
137; ir. 73, T. D. W. ; imprisoned in the
tower, iii. 129, 138 ; iv. 73, D, O. W. ;
imprisoned at Devizes, ii. 86, 311 1 It.
73, 424, WL Wa. O. W. Wo., in the
costody of four earls, i. 88 ; iii. 180, 138,
T. D. I escapes, and takes refnge in a
church, ii. 313 ; iv. 74, 76, 425, Wa. O.
W. Wo. ; is forced from it, bat after-
wards restored, iL 818; iy. 75, 425,
Wa. W. Wo., by the bishop of Salis-
bory, ]▼. 75, W. ; his chains taken off, i.
6Bf T. ; the Pope intercedes for his
liberty, ib. ; freed by Q. Basset and R.
Siward, i. 91 ; iL 313 ; iu. 138 ) iv. 75, .
425, T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.; taken
to Ansticlive, Iv. 76, W. ; taken against
his will to B. Marshal, iii. 458 ; iy. 76,
425, Be. W. Wo. ; taken willingly, iii.
138, D. ; joins R. Marshal at Strigoil, i.
91 ; iy. 76, T. W. ; B. Marshal's family
and castles committed to him, iy. 77, 78,
W. O. ; reconciled with Henry HI., i.
93 ; ij. 86 ; iv. 80, 426, T. WL O. W.
Wo. ; restored to his honours and earl-
dom, iiL 138, D. ; attacked on account of
his daughter Margaret's marriage, L 102,
T. ; witnesses the confirmation of Biagna
Charta in 1236, L 103, T. ; reconciled
with Henry HI., and recovers his castles,
L 112, T. ; dies at Banstead, L 130, T.
— Isabella, his wife ; see Gloacester,
earls of.
John de (his ion), not allowed by
Henry HI. to follow his father, L 86, T. ;
one of the confederate barons, iv. 460,
Wo. ; gives the manor of Chalk to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 464, Be.
Margaret de (his daughter), at
Bromhobne, L 92, T. ; marries Bichard
de Clare, L 102 ; iii. 102, 103 ; iv. 428|
T. D. Wo. ; dies, L 105, T.
Buigh, Raymond de, marries Christiana
countess of Essex, iii. 102, B.; dies, i.
77 ; iu. 125 ; iv. 422, T. D. Wo.; buried
at Dover, i. 77, T.
' Geoffrey de ; see Ely, bishops of.
^— Richard de, over the king's army in
Ireland, iii. 137, D.; besieges R. Mar-
shal in Kildare, iv. 78, O. ; a soldier in
his army killed by R. Marshal, iv. 79.
Walter de, comes from Ireland to
the aid of prince Edward, iL 365, Wa.
Buigh on the Sands, Edward L dies at, iv.
342,0.
Burgilun, Geofirey, sues the prior of Dun-
stable at Lichfield, iii. 373, D.
Burgos (Bures), marriage of prince Ed-
ward and Eleanor of Castile at, i. 323,
Bu.
Burgundy, dukes of:
Hugh in., besieges Guy, castellan of
Vergy, iii. 23, D. ; takes the cross,
iv. 41, W*
Eudes in., dies, iii. 54, D.
Hugh IV., at Paris during the visit of
Henry HI., i. 329, Bu.
Burhed, king of Mercia, gives Wolverley to
Worcester, iv. 563, Wo.
Bume (Borne), Robert de la, of Crauford,
serves on a jury, iiL 288, 844, D.
' of AmithuUe, serves on a
jury, iii. 353, 881, D.
Bumel, Robert ; see Bath, bishops of.
Burnett, the tithes of the manor confirmed
to Tewkesbury, L 77, T.; Christian
presented to the church of, i.' 138 ; a
meadow in, quit-dauned by G. de Alneto,
L 144 ; a virgate of land in, redeemed, L
148.
Burton abbey, founded by Wlfnc Spot, i.
183; ii. 171, Bu. Wa.; charter of, with
subscriptions to it, L 183, Bu. ; Mickle-
over and littleover, with Over-Dovey
and Ecdeshall, given by William L, i.
185, Bu. ; the church begun, L 186 ;
miracles of S. Modwenna, who is buried
there, IL 258, Wa. ; confirmation of its
liberties by Henry IH., i. 236, Bu.;
charter of a fiiir and market at Bromley,
48
INDEX.
Bmton abbey — eont
i. 237 ; Thorp mill let to, by Dunstable
priory, iii. 160, D. ; right of; to the tithes
of Appleby, i. 289, Ba. ; payments to
the king in consequence of the grant of
Innocent IV., i. 327 ; assessment of, i.
365 ; amount paid at the taxation of
1254, i. 366 ; inquiry into their property
beyond the Dove, i. 372; inquiry into
the duty of repwring the bridge at Eg-
ginton, i6. ; names of the jury, and the
yerdict, i. 373-^76.
— abbats of :
Wlgetus, i. 184, Bn. ; exchanges Aids-
worth and Alfreton for Rolleston
with ^thelied, t6. ; buys Whit-
more from ^thelred, ib, ; dies, ib.
Brithric, 1*6. ; dies, i. 185.
Levericus, ib, ; dies, ib,
Geoffrey Mala Terra, ib.; expelled, ib,
Nigellus, t6. ; dies, i. 186.
Geoffirey, prior of Winchester, ib.;
dies, ib,
Robert, ib, ; deposed and expelled, 1.
187 ; returns, ib, ; dies, ib.
Bernard, abbat of Ceme, ib, ; dies, ib,
Roger Malebranche, prior of Great
Malvern, ib. ; dies, ib.
Richard, prior of Rochester, ib. ; dies,
1. 188.
Nicholas, prior of Abingdon, ib. ; dies,
i. 194.
William, i. 203 ; dies, ii. 273, Wa.
[Robert, prior of Winchester, iii. 38,
D.?]
[The prior of Sherborne made abbat,
iii. 40, D. ?]
Roger, i. 224, Bu. ; dies, ib.
Nicholas of Wallingford, prior, t6. ;
dies, i. 225.
Richard de Insula, prior of S. Ed-
mundsbury, i. 225 ; iii. 76, Bu. D. ;
made abbat of S. Edmundsbury, i.
72, 245 ; iii. 115, T. Bu. D. ; dies,
i. 245, Bu.
Laurence, ib. ; payment of a fifteenth
(800 marks) by, i. 364 ; appears in
person before the legate about the
Barton, abbats of^cont
Laurence — cont.
tallage, i. 366 ; obtains a brief from
the king to the sheriff of Stafford
about Egginton bridge, i. 372 ; sum-
moned to London, i. 384 ; dies, i.
491 ; iii. 216, Bu. D.
John de Stafford, i. 491 ; iii. 216, Bu.
D.
prior of:
John de Stretone, installs abbat Lau-
rence, i. 245, Bu. ; had kept the
bridge at Egginton for long in re-
pair, i. 372.
— sub-priors :
Nicholas, installs abbat Laurence, i.
245.
M., letter to, from the bishop of Nor-
wich on the taxation, i. 326 ; letter
of, giving the amount to be paid by
the abbey, i. 327.
Michael, a monk of^ pays 30 marks
to the legate Otho, i. 366.
Burton, burnt, i. 323, Bu.
— — — Stephen of, arrangement respecting
his lands between T. Wyght and Ber-
mondsey, iii. 482, Be.
Bushmead (Bysmede, Byssemade), a canon
of, mutilates himself, and dies, iii. 290,
D.
prior of, his advice to Eudo, prior
of CaldweU, iii. 179.
Bushy (Bucokesheye), settlement with re-
gard to the common of, iii. 131, D.
Butavant, colloquy of John and Philip II.
near, i. 199, Bu.
Buteturte, John, advocate for the crown
with Edward I., iv. 506, Wo. ; sent into
Gascony by Edward I., iv. 521.
Butures, fief of, given by John to prince
Louis on his nuirriage, i. 204, Bu.
Byblus, taken by Saladin, i. 19, M.
Bydenham bridge, accident at, through the
breaking of the ice, iii. 287, D.
Byland abbey, battle of, iiL 471, Be. ; Ed-
ward II. nearly captured at, iv. 346, O.
Byrinus, sent by Honorius I., and converts
Cynegils, iv. 364, Wo.
IMDBX.
49
C.
CadalouB, biehop of Panna, Anti-Fope, It.
9,0.
CaddingtoQ (Cftde&dcme, Cadindone^ Ea-
dingdone), cattle of Dmutable priory
seized on the common^ liL 159, D. ;
John de Norton, made £umer of^ iiL
161 ; his death, iii. 163 ; John dcL Bol-
mer Bncoeedi, and brings a anit against
Dunstable priory, t6. ; sUnghters the
prior's pigs, iii. 168 ; judgment giren
against Dunstable priory as to sdsin of
the pasturage, iii. 178 ; sale of the wood
of, iii. 202 ; tithes paid to the ricar of, '
iii. 287 ; soit respecting a boundary be-
tween Dunstable priory and the lord of
the manor of, iii. 302 ; banquet given to
the lord of the manor, ib,
Cadogan, leader of the Welsh agunst
William n., ii. 206, Wa.
Gadwallon,the sons of, destroyed, L 81, M.
Cadwalla, kills Eadwine, ii. 151, Wa. ;
slain by Oswald, ib.
Csdwalla, founds Abingdon monastery,
ii 153, Wa.
Caen, taken by Henry L, ii 211 ; iv. 374,
Wa. Wo. i spoiled by Edward m., iy.
851, 0. ; taken by Henry V., iii. 485, Be.
— — abbey of, founded by William L,
iii. 426, Be. ; William I. buried In, ib,
Caerleon, burnt by Llewellyn, i 38, M.
Caeimarthen (Kermerthin, Keyrmerdin),
besieged by Roger Grek, L 92, T. ;
slaughter of English knights at, i 166.
Ciesarea, taken by the crusaders, ii 210,
Wa. ; taken by Saladin, i 19, M. ; re-
bmlt, iii. 112, D. ; S. Louis at, i. 293,
296, Bn.; attacked by the Tartars in
1261, i. 492. •
— — Asa, lord of; see Asa.
Jocelyn, archbishop of, writes for
aid to Henry III,, 1. 868, Bn.
CahoFB, surrendered to Henry IL, iy. 31,
O. ; Dunstable priory bound to the mer-
chanta of, for 120 marks, iii. 258, D. ;
see Caursines.
TOL. V.
liio, sultana of:
Malek-el-Kamel, besieges the eamp of
the crusaders, iii 63, D. ; gifts of,
to Frederick Du, i 36, M. ; makes a
truce with Frederick II. and re-
stores Jerusalem, i 37, 72 ; ii 306 ;
iii 118, M. T. Wa. D.; besieges
Damascus, ii 306 ; iii. 118, Wa.
D. ; at war with Bohemund IV. of
TripoU, iii 118, D. ; dies, iii 128.
Malek-Saleh,makespeace with Richard
of Cornwall, i 1 18, T. ; opposed by
the Christians and by the sultans of
Damascus and Eerak, ii 334, Wa. ;
brings the Carismians against Jeru-
salem, i 258 ; ii. 335, Bu. Wa.
Malek-el-Moadham-Turan-Schah, de-
feats and captures S. Louis, i 141,
T.
Azaeddin-Moez-Ibegh, knighted by
the master of the Hospitallers, ii.
92; iv.,100, Wi. O.; at war with
the sultan of Aleppo, i 296, Bu. ;
at peace with him, and opposed to
the Christians, i. 368.
Bibars Bendokdar, besieges Acre, iv.
280, W. ; slam by the Tartars, ii
387 ; iv. 473, Wa. Wo.
Eelaonn MaldL - el - Mansour, takes
Tripoli, ii. 408, Wa.
Ehalil Ascraf, takes Acre, ii. 410 ; iii.
366 ; iv. 331, Wa. D. O.
Caithness, Adam, bishop of, murdered by
the earl of Caithness, iiL 77, 78, D.
earl of, murders the bishop of
Caithness, ib, ; his punishment, iii. 78.
Calabria (Labor), occupation of, i. 387,
Bu.
Calais, burnt by the Flemings, iv. 552, Wo. ;
besieged and taken by Edward IIL, iii.
474 ; iv. 352, 561, Be. O. Wo. ; price
of com at, in 1370, iii 478, Be.
Calbamaco, Andrew de, holds certain fiefs
of the king of England, i 204, Bn.
Caldecot (Caldecote, Chaldecothe, Calde-
kote), dovecote built at, iii. 178, D. ;
attack on the prior of Dunstable's prison
at, iii. 261, 262.
DH-
50
INDEX.
Galdecot, Edmund of, accusation brought
before, iii. 333, D.
Caldnorton (Caldenorthone,Caldenorhone),
the prior removed by Groaseteste, iii.
143, D. ; Walter de Wilton made prior,
iii. 144.
Caldwell (Caldewelle, Chaldewelle, Caude-
velle), church of, consecrated, iii. 77,
D. ; the stones of Bedford castle given to
the canons of, iii. 89 ; tenements held of
the canons by Simon of Eddlesborough,
iii. 175; visitation of Grosseteste, iii.
179 ; the canons prosecute their right to
Masworth before the archbishop, iii.
189.
priors of :
Alexander, subprior of Dunstable, iii.
39, D. ; dies, iii. 1 15.
William, ib, ; dies, iii. 166.
Eudo, ib. i resigns in fear of Grosse-
teste's visitation, iii. 179; goes to
Mereval, ib,
Walter of Caddington, t6.; resigns,
iii. 254 ; dies, ib.
Matthew, ib. ; buries his predecessor,
1*6. ; payment made to, by Dunsta-
ble, iii. 265 ; resigns, iii. 340.
John le Dypre, ib,
Caldwell, Gregory of, one of the Ely rob-
bers, death of, iii. 251.
Hugh of, a robber, ib,; hanged,
iii. 252.
Richard of, ordained priest, iii.
176; witness to the promise of J. de
Makhale, iii. 184.
Bobert of, dies, i. 101, T.
Calixtus II., Pope, ii. 45, 217 ; iii. 14, 433 ;
iv. 17, 377, Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. Wo.;
holds a council at Rheims, ii. 45, 217 ;
iv. 377, Wi. Wa. Wo.; anathematizes
the emperor Henry V., ii. 45, Wi ; con-
secrates Thurstan, archbishop of York,
ii. 45; iv. 377, Wi. Wo., against the
will of Henry I., iv. 377, Wo. ; has an
interview with Henry I. at Gisors, iii.
14, D. ; captures Gregory the Anti-Pope,
i. 10, M. ; makes a monk of him, iv.
377, Wo.; goes into Normandy, and
holds a council at Rennes, iv. 377, Wo. ;
Calixtus IL, Pope— cox^.
dies, ]. 11 ; il 219, 220; iii. 433 ; iv. 18,
377, M. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo.
— ^— — ni., Anti-Pope, i. 50, T. ; submits
to Alexander lU., iii. 22; iv. 384, D.
Wo. ; absolved, L 62 ; iv. 384, T. Wo.
Calne, council o(^ il 168, Wa.
Camberwell, church of, given to Bermond-
gey by William earl of Gloucester, iiu
439, Be. ; confirmed by Henry II., liL
440; tithes from the pasturage in the
parish, iii. 460; settlement between R.
de Clare and the prior respecting the
advowson, ib,
Cambray, peace between the kings of Eng-
land, France, and Germany arranged at,
i. 460, Bu. ; Philip IV. appoints a day
to meet the two cardinals sent by the
Pope at, iii. 396, D.
Cambridge, disturbance between the clergy
and townsmen of, i. 134, T. ; Henzy HI.
at, iv. 196, W.
Cambridgeshire, the men of, resist Sweyn,
ii. 172, Wa. ; taken from the see of Lin-
coln and given to Ely, ii. 215 ; ravaged
by the disinherited barons in 1266, iv.
192, W.
Cameitone, iii. 827, D.
Camoys ; see Eameis.
Campo Amulfi, Joanna, daughter of Wil-
liam de, i. 109, T.
' Wymarca, wife of Oliver de, ib,
H., son of Oliver de, his suit with
Tewkesbury, ib,
Camvyle (Camville), Girard de, gives tithes
in Charlton Camvyle to Bermondsey,
ill. 435, Be.
Richard de, founds Combe abbey,
ii. 233, Wa.
Cancellis, P. de, dies, i. 101, T.
Canctetone (Contetone), land at, bought
by Worcester priory, iv. 443, 444, Wo.
Cant, le, forest of, iii. 361, D.
Cantelupe (Cantelo, Cantilupe), Fulk de,
expels the Canterbury monks, iL 80;
iii. 450, Wi. Be. ; the lands of the see
of Canterbury put under his charge by
John, ii. 259, Wa.
INDEX.
51
Cantelope, William de (fint baron), agree-
ment of, with Dmistable about Short-
graTe land, ill. 31, D. ; at the siege of
Bedford castle, ill. 87 ; writ firom, re-
specting Houghton lands, iii. 100) the
townsmen of Dunstable treat with,
for 40 acres of land, iii. 132 ; signs the
con&ination of Magna Charta in 1236,
i. 104, T. ; dies, iv. 430, Wo. ; dies at
Beading, i. 1 12, T. ; buried at Studley, ib.
William de (second baron), the
great seal given to, i. 110, T. ; in charge
of the kingdom during the king's absence
in 1242 ; iii. 159, D.; proctor for Eng-
land at Lyons respecting the subndj for
the Holy Land, iii. 167, D. ; dies, i. 143 ;
iii. 181 ; iv. 440, T. D. Wo.
Walter de, his brother ; see Wor-
cester, bishops of.
William de (third baron), baron of
Abergavenny, dies, i. 166; iii« 192, T.
D. ; his funeral at Studley, iii 192, D. ;
custody of his lands given to prince
Edwaid,iii. 194, 199.
Eva de, bis wife, dies, iii. 196.
Qeorge de, Imighted by Henry HI.,
iv. 251, W. ; put into possession of his
lands, iii. 257, D. ; confirms a right of
entrance into certain lands to Dunstable,
t6. ; dies, iii. 267, 269; condition of
Houj^ton common during his minority,
iii. 352, D.
Hogh de, archdeacon of Qloucester,
iv. 443, Wo.
Joanna de, marries Henry of Has-
tings, iii. 257, D.
Matilda de, dies, iv. 127, O.
Matthew de, Cropthome given to.
by Worcester priory, iv. 428, Wo. ;
Stoke given to, iv. 444 ; dies, iv. 446.
. Milicent de; see Montalt, Milicent
de.
Boger de, convicted of treason and
hanged, iii. 95, D.
Simon de, made chancellor and
archdeacon of Korwich, iii. 152, D.
Thomas de ; see Hereford, bishops
of.
Canterbuty, made the metropolitan seat of
England, iii. 7,D. ; priority of the see over
York, iv. 364, Wo. ; metropolitans called
** of CJanterbury," iv. 373 ; besieged and
taken by the* Danes in 1011, ii. 14, 172,
Wi. Wa. ; betrayed by Almar, ii. 172,
Wa. ; burnt in 1111, iL 44, Wi. ; in
1161, ii. 56, 238 ; iii. 441 ; iv. 880, Wi.
Wa. Be. Wo.; burnt in 1198, ii. 67,
Wi. ; exemption of the parish churches
of the diocese from proeurationB, 1. 302,
Bu. ; the right of coronation of the
kings of England belongs to, i. 16, M. ;
strange flood at, in 1272, iv. 248, W.
Canterbury, archbishops of:
Augustine, sent into England by S.
Gregory, ii. 4, 149 ; iv. 3, 363, Wi.
Wa. O. Wo. ; converts ^thelbert,
ii. 3, 149 ; iii. 7 ; iv. 3, 363, WL
Wa. D. O. Wo. ; consecrated bishop
of the English by Etherius, bishop
of Aries, ii. 149, Wa. ; holds a
synod with the British bishops, ib. ;
ordains Mellitus and Justus bishops,
ii. 149, 150; iii. 7, Wa. D.; con-
Verts the Torkshiremen, and be-
comes archbishop, iv. 864^ Wo. ;
dies,ii. 150, Wa.
Laurence, ii. 150 ; iii. 7 ; iv. 364, Wa.
D. Wo. ; dies, il 151, Wa.
Mellitus, bishop of London, ordained
by S. Augustine, ii. 150; iii. 7,
Wa. D. ; exiled, iii. 7, D. ; arch-
bishop, ib,i dies, ii 151 ; iv. 364,
Wa. Wo.
Justus, bishop of Rochester, ordained
by S. Augustine, ii. 149; iii. 7,
Wa. D. J exiled, iiL 7, D. ; arch-
bishop, iv. 364, Wo.
Honorius, iii. 7, D.; dies, iv. 365,
Wa
Deusdedit, iii. 8 ; iv. 365, D. Wo.
Theodore, iii. 8 ; iv. 365, D. Wo. ;
holds a synod, and writes a Uber
pcmitentialis, ii. 152 ; ill 8, Wa.
D. ; consecrates S. (^thbert, iii. 8,
D. ; dies, ii 154, Wa.
D 2
52
INDEX.
Canterbury, archbishope of: — ctmt.
Brihtwald, ii. 154; iii. 8, Wa. D.;
consecrated by Godwine,archbiBhop
of Lyons, iii. 8, D. ; ordains S.
Aldhelm bishop, il. 154, Wa.
\ Tatwin, iii. 9, D.
Nothelm, ib.
Cathbert, ib.
Bregwin, ib.
Jaenbert, abbat of S. Augustine's, ib.
Athelard, ib.
Wilfrid, a>.
Feologild, ib.
Ceolnoth, ib. ; submission of S. Swi-
thun to, ii. 160, Wa.
.ffithelred, iii. 10, D.
Plegmund, t^.
Athelm, ib.
Wulfhelm, bishop of Wells, ib.
Odo, ii. 165; iii. 10 ; iv. 870, Wa. D.
Wo. ; translates S. Wilfrid's relicks
to Canterbury, ii. 165, Wa. ; con-
secrates Dunstan bishop of Wor-
cester, ii. 166; iv. 368, Wa. Wo.;
dies, iy. 868, Wo.
Elfsin, bishop of Winchester, iii« 10, D.
Dunstan, abbat of Glastonbury, ii. 1 65,
Wa.; sent for by Eadred before
bis death, ii. 11, Wi. ; legend of his
hearing of Eadred^s death, ib. ; ex-
pelled by Eadwig, ii. 165, Wa. ;
hears a voice respecting Eadgar, ib. ;
consecrated bishop of Worcester, ii.
166 ; iv. 368, Wa. Wo. ; the see of
London committed to, by Eadgar, ii.
166, Wa. ; consecrated archbishop,
ii. 166, 167 ; iii. 10; iY.368,Wa.D.
Wo.; receives the pall, ii. 166,
Wa ; consecrates Oswald bishop of
Worcester, iii. 10, D. ; his influence
over Edgar respecting Winchester,
ii. 12, Wi.; by his advice Edgar
puts monks for clerks into the chief
churches, iv. 370, Wo.; unhurt
at the accident at Calne, ii. 168,
Wa. ; his prophecy concerning
^thehred, iv. 3, O. ; dies, ii. 168;
iv. 370, Wa. Wo.
Canterbury, archbishops of i^cont.
^thelgar, iii. 11, D.
"Sine, ib. ; brings monks to Canter-
bury, ib.
^Ifric, !&.; subscribes the charter of
Burton abbey, i. 183, Bu. ; dies, iL
171, Wa.
^phege, bishop of Winchester, ii.
171 ; iii. 11, Wa. D. ; receives the
pall, i 184, Bu.; betrayed to the
Danes, ii. 172, Wa.; martyred by
the Danes, i. 184; ii. 14, 173; iii.
11 ; iv. 371; Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ;
buried in St. Paul's, ii. 173, Wa. ;
translated to Canterbury, i. 184 ; ii.
16, 178 ; iii. 11, Bu. WI Wa. D.
Lyfing, bishop of Wells, ii. 173 ; iii.
11, Wa. D.; dies, ii. 177, Wa.
.Sthehioth, ii. 177 ; iii. 11, Wa. D. ;
goes to Rome, and receives the pall
from Benedict Vni., ii. 178, Wa. ;
translates S. .^phege, ib. ; dies, ii.
180, Wa.
f)adsig, iL 180 ; iii. 12, Wa. D. ; con-
secrates Edward the Confessor, ii.
181 ; iii. 423, Wa. Be. ; resigns, ii.
181, Wa. ; dies, ii. 183, Wa.
Siward, abbat of Abingdon, iL 181,Wa.
Elsin, iiL 12, D.
Robert of Jumidges, bishop of Lon-
don, ii. 20, 183 ; iii. 12, Wi. Wa.
D. ; goes to Rome fbr his pall, iL
183, Wa. ; on his return refuses
to consecrate Sparhafoc bishop of
London, ib. ; his advice to Edward
against Godwine, &c., ii. 20, WL ;
his influence over Edward, iL 21 ;
lus speech against queen Emma, iL
22 ; goes to Dover during her trial,
ii. 23; his banishment and flight
fr^m England, ii. 25, 186 ; iii. 424,
Wi. Wa. Be. ; buried at Jumiiges,
ii. 25, WL
Stigand, bishop of Winchester, iL 28,
186, WL Wa. ; his character, iL 28,
WL ; receives the pall from Benedict
IX., ii. 187, Wa. ; never received the
pall, li. 28, Wi.; consecrates various
INDEX.
53
CSuiterbmy, archbishops of: — cont,
Stigand — cont.
bishops and abbats, ii. 187, W a. ;
excommuDicated, ii. 191 ; had been
bishop of Elmham, ib, ; suspended
by Pope Alexander II., ill. 424 ; iv.
6, Be. O. ; refuses to crown Wil-
liam I., iv. 7, W. ; deposed, ii. 28,
191 ; iii. 12, Wi. Wa. D. ; deposed
by the Papal legates, ii. 28; iii.
424 ; iv. 372, WL Be. Wo. ; de-
posed by cardinals Peter and John,
ii. 29, Wi. ; degraded at Winches-
ter, iii. 424 ; iv. 9, Be. O. W. ; im-
prisoned at Winchester, ii. 29, Wi. ;
dies at Winchester, ii. 29 ; iv. 372,
Wi. Wo. ; buried at Winchester, ii
29, Wi. ; his gifts to Winchester,
ii. 25, 30, Wi.j see Winchester,
bishops of.
Lanfranc, i. 43; ii. 29, 191 ; iii. 12,
424 ; iv. 9, 372, T. Wi. Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo. ; Thomas archbishop of
York comes to, for consecration, ii.
30, Wi. ; arrangement as to the limits
of the see, ib. ; settles the precedence
of the bishops, ib, ; his arrangement
at St. Alban's, ii. 31 ; holds a synod
at Gloucester, ii. 34; consecrates
William II., ii. 36, 198 ; iii. 426 ;
iv. 11, 373, Wi. Wa. Be. W. Wo. ;
restores twenty-five manors to the
cathedral, iv. 373, Wo. ; his lands
laid waste by bishop Odo, ii 199,
Wa. ; dies, i. 4, 43 ; ii. 36, 200 ; iii.
427 ; iv. 12 ; M. T. Wi. Wa. Be. O.
W. ; the see given in charge to
Ralph Passeflabere, ii. 36, Wi.
Ansehn, i. 5, 44 ; ii 37, 202 ; iii. 13,
427 ; iv. 12, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be.
O. W. ; consecrated by archbishop
Thomas of York, iv. 373, Wo. ; the
pall brought to, by Walter, bishop
of Albano, ii. 205, Wa. ; S. Alban's
granted to, by William II., iv. 373,
Wo. ; goes to Rome, i. 6 ; iii. 429,
M. Be. ; exiled by William II., i. 7 ;
ii 209; iii. 13; iv. 14, M. Wa. D.
Canterbury, archbishops of: — conU
Ansehn — cont
W. ; recalled by Henry I., i. 7 ; ii.
209 ; iii. 13'; iv. 14, M. Wa. D. W. ;
reconciled with Henry I. respecting
the question of investitures, iii. 13,
D. ; marries Henry I. and Matilda,
ii 209, Wa. ; quarrels with Henry
L, ii. 40 ; iii. 13 ; iv. 14, 374, Wi
D. O. W. Wo. ; sends ambassadors
to Rome against Henry I., ii. 41,
Wi ; holds a council in Westmin-
ster, and deposes many abbats, ii.
41, 210 ; iv. 14, 374, Wa. Wi O.
W. Wo. ; prohibits marriage to the
clergy, ii. 210 ; iii. 430, Wa. Be. ;
goes to Rome, i 8 ; ii 42, 210; iii.
13 ; iv. 14, 374, M. Wi. Wa. D. O.
Wo. ; returns, ii. 42, Wi. ; reason
for his expedition to Rome, i. 8, M. ;
the question of investitures settled,
iii. 14, D. ; bishops consecrated by
him, i. 8 ; ii 42, 43 ; iii. 14 ; iv. 15,
375, M. Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; dies,
i 9, 44 ; ii. 43, 213 ; iii 14, 431 ;
iv. 16, 375, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo.
Ralph de Seez, bishop of Rochester,
ii. 43; iii. 14, Wi. D. ; archbishop,
i 9 ; ii. 44, 215 ; iii. 14, 431 ;
iv. 16, 376, M. Wi. Wa. D.
Be. O. W. Wo. ; consecrated by
Anselm, the legate, iii. 14, D. ; re-
ceives the pall from Paschal II., ii.
215 ; iv. 376, Wa. Wo. ; gives the
see of Rochester to Emulf, and
the abbey of Peterborough to John
of Seez, ii. 44, Wi. ; consecrates
Theulf bishop of Worcester, iv. 376,
Wo. ; his quarrel with Thurstan,
archbishop of York, ii. 45, 217,
218 ; iii 431,Wi Wa. Be. ; sent to
the Pope by Henry I., ii. 45, Wi ;
remains in Normandy, ib. ; returns
from Rome, iv. 376, Wo. ; conse-
crates David bishop of Bangor, iv.
377 ; consecrates Adelais of Lou-
vain, wife of Henry I., i6. ; dies, i.
fii
INDEX.
Canterbury, archbiBhop* of ;-*cofi^,
Ralph de Seez — cont,
10 J ii. 47, 218 ; iv. 17, 377, M. Wi.
Wa, 0. W. Wo. •
William of Corbeuil, i. 1 1 ; U. 47, 219 ;
iii. 14 J iv. 17, 377, M. WL Wa. D.
O. W. Wo. J consecrated by bishop
W. GiflBard, ii. 219, Wa. ; goes to
Bome, t6. j holds a council at West-
minster, ii. 220, Wa. { at the coun-
cil of London, ii. 321, Wa. ; his
quarrel with bishop Alexander of
Lincoln, ii. 223, Wa. ; goes to the
king on this account, U. 224, Wa. ;
swean fealty to Matilda, ii. 48, Wi. ;
crowns Stephen in spite of his oath
to MatUda, i. 45 ; ii. 50, 224 ; iil 15,
435 ; iv. 20, T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. ;
dies, i. 14, 46 ; il 51, 225 ; iii. 15 ; iv.
21, 378, M. T.Wi. Wa. D. 0. W. Wo.
Theobald, i. 46; ii. 51, 227; ill. 15,
485 ; iv. 21, 23, 378, T. Wi. Wa,
D. Be. W. O. Wo. ; beseeches Ste-
phen to restore their castles to the
bishops, ii. 227, Wa. ; quarrel of
Henry of Blois with him, ii. 53,
Wi. ; goes to Bome, i. 46, T. ;
makes Walter, archdeacon of Can-
terbury, bishop of Bochester, ii.
283, Wa. ; goes to the council of
Bheims against Stephen's orders,
t^. ; confirms Melcombe tithes to
Bermondsey, iii. 438, Be. ; confirms
tithes in Woolwich to Bermondsey,
iii. 439, Be.; consecrates Boger
archbishop of York, iii. 17, D. ;
consecrates Henry IL, ii. 236; iii.
17, 439 ; iv. 29, Wa. D. Be. O. W. j
dies, i. 49 ; ii. 56, 238 ; iii. 441 ;
iv. 32, 380, T. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; his love for Thomas, iv. 32,
W.
Thomas, archdeacon of Canterbury
and chancellor, ii. 238 ; UL 17 ; iv.
32, 380, Wa. D. W. Wo. ; receives
princess Margaret for prince Henry,
iii. 18, D. ; does homage to prince
Henry, U>, ; made archbishop, i. 49,
Canterbury, archbishops of :— ^ONt
Thomas — cont.
187 ; ii. 56, 238 ; iii. 18 ; iv. 32,
380, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. 0. W.
Wo. ; his speech to Henry IL on
the occasion, ii. 56, Wi. ; resigns
the chancellorship, iiL 18, D. ; owed
his archbishoprick to Henry II. ; i.
211, Bu. ; consecrated at Canter-
bury by Henry of Blois, ii. 56, 238 ;
iii. 441 ; iv. 380, Wi. Wa. Be. Wo. ;
goes to the council of Tours, iL 57 ;
iii.l8 ; iv. 32, 380, WI D. W. Wo. ;
consecrates two bishops, iL 57, Wi. ;
dedicates Beading monastery, ii. 57;
iii. 441, Wi. Be. ; translates S. Ed-
ward the Confessor, ii. 57 ; iii. 442,
Wi. Be. ; his quarrel with Henry II.,
i 49 ; ii. 57 I iv. 33, 381, T. Wl O.
W. Wo. ; agrees to the Constitutions
of Clarendon, iiL 18, D. ; his appear-
ance at Northampton, ib, ; absolved
by the Pope from his obligation to
the Constitutions of Clarendon, iii.
18 ; iv. 381, D. Wo. ; his appeal
against the bishops at Northampton
to the Pope, iii. 18; iv. 381, D.
Wo. ; his flight from Northampton,
ii. 57 ; iii. 18 ; iv. 381, WL D. Wo.;
is stripped of all his possessions, ii.
58, WL ; crosses from Sandwich to
Flanders, iii. 19, D. ; crosses and
proceeds on foot, ii. 68, WL ; his
fears, ib. ; goes into France, L 49 ; iv.
33, T. O. W. ; goes to Pope Alexan-
der ni., iv. 33, 0. ; his reception by
Louis YIL, iL 58, WL ; the bishops
go to Sens against him* ii. 58 ; iy.
381, Wl. Wo. ; sends two clerks
against them, ii. 58, Wi. ; remains
at S. Bertin, ib. ; received at Sois-
sons by Louis VH., ib, ; goes to
the Pope at Sens, ib. ; confesses his
weakness at Clarendon, ib. ; resigns
his see to Pope Alexander m., i.
214, Bu. ; is absolved, ii. 58, Wi. ;
his exile, ii. 238; iiL 442, Wa.
Wo.; in exile during the corona-
IK2>SX.
00
Canterbwy, arobbifihopi of: — cont,
Thosuia— con^
tion of prinoe Henry, i. 16, ill. 443 ;
iv. 34, M. Be. O, W. ; goes to
Fontigny, iL 85, Wi. i his relations
pTOScril)ed, il. 59, Wi.; £ulnre of
attempts at reconciliation, ib. ; ex-
commonicates the observers of the
^^avitaconsaetadines" atVezelay,
iii, 19 I iv. 381, D. Wo. ; his ex-
penses provided for by Louis YII.,
iv, 881, Wo.; the bishops write
to the Pope against, iv. 882, Wo. ;
excommunicates the bishop of Lon-
don, ib, ; endeavours of Louis VII.
and two cardinals for peace, ib. ;
suspends the archbishop of York and
the bishops for consecrating prince
Heniy, ii, 60 ; iv. 883, Wi. Wo. ;
summoned by the legates to Mont-
mirail, iii, 19, D. ; reconciled with
Henry IL, ii. 60 ; iu. 19 ) iv. 382,
Wi*I).Wo.} returns to England, ii.
60, 889 I iii, 20, Wi. Wa. D. ; his
murder, i 17, 50, 187 ; ii, 60, 239 ;
iil 20, 443 ; iv. 84, 382, M. T. Bu.
Wi, Wa, D. Be. O, W. Wo. ; pe-
nance of Henry n. at his tomb,
iii. 21, D, ) miracles, u 50; iv. 38,
383, T. W. Wo. I translation o^ i.
33, 65, 225 } ii, 63, 293 } iii. 58,
454 s iv. 62, 412, M. T. Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo.
Bicfaard, prior of S. Martin's, Dover,
i. 214; ii. 60, 240; iii, 21 ; iv. 36,
Bu. WI Wa. II 0. W. ; consecrated
by Pope Alexander HE., L 51 ; iv.
383, T. Wo, ; holds a council in
London, and allows only ten pre-
faces to be used, i. 51, T. ; deposes
the abbat of Peterborough, iii. 22,
D. ; his quarrel with the archbishop
of York, iv. 383, Wo. ; translates
S. Frideswide at Oxford, ii. 241,
Wa. ; goes to the council at Bome,
I 52, T. ; dies, i. 53 ; ii. 62, 243 ;
iu. 23 ; iv. 39, 40, 385, T. Wi. Wa.
D. W. 0. Wo.
Canterbury, archbishops of : — cont,
Baldwin, bishop of Worcester, i. 53 ;
ii. 62, 63, 243 ; iii. 23 ; iv. 39, 40,
385, T. Wi. Wa. D. W. 0. Wo. ;
John, abbat of Hyde, goes to Home
for his pall, ii. 62, Wi. ; his quarrel
with the Canterbury monks, i. 53 ;
ii. 63, 244; iv. 43, 385, 386, T.
Wi. Wa. 0. Wo. ; the quarrel made
up, iv. 43, O. ; builds Uie Lambeth
chapel, ib, ; crowns Bichard I., ii. 63,
246 ; iil 25, 446 ; iv. 42, 386, Wi.
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; consecrates
various bishops, 1. 20 ; ii. 246, M.
Wa.; takes the cross, i. 54, T. ;
leaves his affairs in charge of the
bishops of London and Rochester,
iiL 25, D. ; holds a council at West-
nunster, iv. 386, Wo. ; goes on the
crusade, i, 54 ; ii. 64, 247 ; iv. 43,
386, T. Wi. Wa. O. Wo. ; dies at
the siege of Acre, i. 21, 54, 188 ;
iii. 25 ; iv. 44, 387, M. T. Bu. D.
O. Wo. ; leaves Hubert, bishop of
Salisbury, executor of his will, iii.
25, D. ; see Worcester, bishops of.
Reginald, bishop of Bath, elected, but
dies ; see Bath, bishops of,
Hubert Fitz-Walter, bishop of Salis-
bury, i. 22, 55 ; ii. 249 ; iii. 26 ; iv.
47, 388, M. T. Wa. D. O. Wo. ;
justiciary, ii. 249, Wa. ; consecrates
Henry bishop of Worcester, iii. 448,
Be.; made legate of England,
Wales, and Scotland, iv. 388, Wo. ;.
consents to the absolution of lihys
and his sons, ii, 66, Wi. ; restores
the Coventry monks, 1. 23, 194 ; iii.
27 ; iv. 49, M. Bu, D. O. ; letter of
Celestine HI. to, i. 194, Bu. ; con-
secrates Eustace bishop of Ely, ii.
66 ; iv. 389, Wi, Wo. ; quarrels with
the Canterbury monks, ii. 68, Wi. ;
consecrates Geofi&ey de Muschamp
bishop of Lichfield, ii 69, Wi. ;
causes fealty to be sworn to John,
i. 198, Bu. ; crowns John at West-
minster, i. 199; ii. 1251; iii. 27,
56
INDEX.
Canterbury, archbishopB of :—c<mt,
Hubert Fitz-Walter — cont
449 ; iv. 49, 390, Bu. Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo. ; made chancellor by
John, ii. 72, Wi. ; induces the Cis-
tercian abbats to come to John, i.
25, M. ; consecrates John de Gray
bishop of Norwich, ii. 73, Wi. ;
holds a council at Westminster, ii.
74 ;. iii. 28, Wi. D. ; quashes the
election of Mauger to Worcester,
iv. 390, Wo. ; at the funeral of S.
Hugh, bishop of Lincoln, i. 202,
Bn. ; crowns Isabella, iv. 390, Wo. ;
crowns John and Isabella at Can-
terbury, I 25, 206, M. Bu., at West-
minster, ii. 252, Wa. ; establishes .
a fair at Lambeth, ib. ; makes
peace with the Canterbury monks,
iv. 50, O. ; his arrangement with
the monks about the Lambeth
chapel, u. 77, Wi. ; makes all the
cruce signati take the cross, ii. 254,
Wa. ; goes to Worcester to inquire
into the miracles of S. Wulstan, iv.
391, Wo. ; sends letters to Rome
for S. Wulstan's canonization, ib, ;
hb severe illness, ii. 255, Wa. ; dis-
suades John from invading Nor-
mandy, i. 28; ii. 256, M. Wa. ;
dies, i. 28, 57 ; ii. 79, 257 ; iii. 29 ;
iv. 51, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. ;
his establishment of the order of
canons of S. Thomas at Acre, iii.
126, D. ; see Salisbury, bishops
of.
Reginald, subprlor of Canterbury,
elected, but the election quashed,
iii. 30 ; iv. 52, 394, D. O. Wo. ; his
quarrel with John, bishop of Nor-
wich, iv. 394, Wo.
John de Gray, bishop of Norwich,
elected by the monks, no bishop
bemg present, ii. 257, Wa. ; elected,
but the election quashed, iii. 30,
449 ; iv. 52, 393, D. Be. O. Wo. ;
his quarrel with Reginald, iv. 394.
Wo.
Canterbury, archbishops of: — cant.
Stephen Langton, elected by Hie Can-
terbury monks against John's will,
i. 28, 58 ; ii. 79, 259 ; iii. 450 ; iv.
51, 52, 395, M. T. Wi. Wa. Be. W.
O. Wo. ; consecrated, i. 209, Bu.,
by Pope Innocent III., iv. 52, W.,
at Viterbo, L 28 ; ii. 80, 259, M.
Wi. Wa., at Rome, iii. 29, 460 ; iv.
395, D. Be. Wo. ; the Canterbury
monks expelled in consequence by
John, i. 29, 58 ; ii. 80, 259 ; iii. 30,
450 ; iv. 52, 395, M. T. Wi. Wa. D.
Be. O. Wo. ; John refuses to admit
him, ii. 80 ; iv. 51, 52, 396, Wi. O.
W. Wo. ; exiled by John, i. 29 ; ii.
259, M. Wa. ; exile of the bishops,
L 209 ; iii. 31, Bu. D. ; demands of
Innocent III. as to his reception, i.
210, Bu. ; threatened to be hanged
by John, i. 210, Bu. ; Innocent UL
writes to John in fiivour of, i. 217 ;
ii. 259, Bu. Wa. ; the interdict,
see Interdict ; writes to his suffia-
gans to induce John to obey Inno-
cent m., ii. 259, Wa. ; fiulure of
attempts 'at reconciliation, ii 261,
262 ; iii. 32, Wa. D. ; fruitless in-
terview with John, ii. 80, Wi. ;
returns to France, ib. ; sends his
steward Alexander to John, ii. 263,
Bu.; sent for again by John to
Dover, ii. 80, 263 ; ui. 32, Wi. Wa.
D. ; the negotiation fails, and he
recrosses, ii. 263 ; iii. 32, Wa. D. ;
again sent %r to Whitsand, but a
safe-conduct refUsed, ii. 81, Wi. ;
none of the nobles come, and he
refuses to go, ii. 264, Wa.; his
forests ordered to be destroyed by
John, ii. 265, Wa. ; quashes the
elections to Lichfield and Exeter,
iv. 399, Wo.; goes to Rome, iv.
401, Wo. ; makes the prior of Wor-
cester his official, ib.; buries Wil-
liam of Braose while in exile, i. 31,
M. ; with Pandulph in Flanders, iii.
36, D. ; security promised to, by
INDEX.
67
Canterbory, archbishops of: — cont.
Stephen Langton — cent.
John, 1. 219, Bu. ; his return and
reception by John, ii. 82, 276 ; iii.
87, 453; iv. 67, 402, WL Wa. D.
Be. O. W. Wo. ; absolves John at
Winchester, i. 60 ; ii. 82, 276 ; iii.
87, T. Wi. Wa. D. ; appointed judge
in the suit of Dunstable priory re-
specting Houghton lands, iii. 88,
D. ; money to be paid to, by John,
i. 220, Bu. ; his sermon at St. Paul's,
ii. 277, Wa. ; intemiption of, ib, ;
summons a council at Beading to
inquire into the losses of the
church, ii. 278, Wa. ; John's char-
ter of peace to, i. 221, Bu. ; holds a
council in London, and puts an end
to the interdict, ii. 281 ; iii. 453,
Wa. Be. ; consecrates two bishops
at Beading, ii. 282, Wa. ; mediates
between John and the barons, iii.
43, D. ; holds the tower of London,
iii. 44, D. ; accused at Rome of
agreeing to the rebellion of the
barons, iii. 45, D. ; with John at
Runnymede, ii. 282, 283, Wa. ;
causes Henry HI. to be crowned,
i. 224, Bu. ; crowns Henry lU. at
Gloucester, iii. 454, Be. ; puts his
seal to the confirmation of Magna
Charta,ii. 83, 290,Wi. Wa. ; crowns
Henry HI. at Westminster, ii. 83 ;
iii. 57, 454; iv. 61, 412, Wi. D.
Be. W. Wo. ; returns from Rome,
iv. 410, Wo. ; translates S. Thomas
Becket, i. 65 ; ii. 293 ; iii. 58, 454 ;
iv. 62, 412, T. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; his skilful management on
this occasion, ii. 293, Wa. ; his
great banquet, iii. 58, D. ; goes to
Rome, ii. 294 ; iii. 62 ; iv. 412, Wa.
D. Wo. ; returns, ii. 295 ; iii. 74,
Wa. D. ; gains his point about the
see of York, iii. 74, D. ; induces
the convent of Worcester to accept
William of Blois as bishop, iv. 410,
Wo. ; restores three monks of Wor-
Canterbury, archbishops of: — cont
Stephen Langton — coni.
cester who had been excommuni-
cated by the bishop, iv. 414, Wo. ;
sequestrates the priory of Worcester,
iv. 415, Wo. ; holds a council at
Oxford, I 66 ; ii. 84, 296 ; iii. 76 ; iv.
415, T. Wi. Wa. D. Wo., at Osney,
iv. 62, 63, W. 0.; advises Henry
HI, to grant a subsidy for the Holy
Land, ii. 296, Wa. ; dispute with
the archbishop of York respecting
his carrying the cross, iii. 77, D. ,■
prevented by wind from attending
the coronation of Louis VIH., iii.
81, D. ; excommunicates Llewellyn,
iii. 83, D. ; endeavours to recon-
cile the barons with the king, iii.
84, D. ; keeps Christmas with the
king at Northampton, and threatens
the barons, ib.; receives John de
Brienne, king of Jerusalem, iii. 85,
D. ; consecrates R. Neville and W.
Brewer, ii. 299, Wa. ; at the siege
of Bedford castle, i. 225 ; ii. 300 ; iii.
86, Bu. Wa. D. ; absolves Hugh de
Lacy, iii. 92, D. ; consecrates Geof-
frey de Burgh, bishop of Ely, ii.
301, Wa. ; in the chapter house at
Worcester to settle the differences
between the bishop and convent, i.
67 ; iv. 416, T. Wo. ; signs Magna
Charta in 1225, i. 231, Bu. ; ex-
communicates all the infractors
of Magna Charta, i. 68; ii. 311;
iv. 417, T. Wa. Wo.; requests the
bishop of Worcester to absolve
those who had broken the cell
of Estechurchc, i. 68, T. ; conse-
crates Thomas de Blumville bishop
of Norwich, ii. 302, Wa. ; conse-
crates Henry de Sandford bishop
of Kochester, ii, 303, Wa. ; holds
a council in London, iv. 66, O.
W.; disagreement with the king
respecting certain liberties, iii. 107,
D. ; too ill to ride, and is carried to
Slindon, ib. ; dies, i. 36, 70 ; ii. 85,
58
IND£»;.
Canterbury, archbUbope of ; — conU
Stephen Lan^on— i^nt
304 ; iiL 109 ; iv. 69, 420, M. T.
WL Wa. D. 0. W. Wo. j verses on,
ii. 804, Wa.
Walter de Hempsbam or Eynsbam,
elected, i, 71 ; ii. 85 ; iii. 112 ; iv.
69, T. Wi. D. O. W. ; appeals to
Rome against, iii. 112, D. ; qoasbed,
L 71 ; iii. 116; iv. 69, T. D. O. W. ;
examination of, i. 71, T.
Bicbard Grant, chancellor of Lincoln,
i. 36, 72 ; ii. 85, 807 } iv. 420, M.
T. WL Wa. Wo. J appointed by the
Pope, iii 116 J iv. 69, D. O. W. ;
consecrated, iv. 70, W., at Canter-
bury, by Heniy bisbop of Rochester,
ii. 307, Wa, ; Uie second archbishop
named Richard, i^. ; the pall sent
to him by Walter de Cantelupe, iii.
116, D. ; present at the installation
of R. de Insula, abbat of S. Ed-
mundsbury, 1. 245, Bu. ; his juris-
diction is impaired in the affidr of
Evesham abbey, i. 74, T. ; at Win-
chester at the entry of Henry IIL,
ii. 85, Wi. ; his quarrel with some
of the royal officials, il 309, Wa. ;
his qiwrrcl with Hubert de Burgh
and the monks of Canterbury, iv.
71, O. W. ; his officials excommu-
nicate Llewellyn and his accom-
plices, iv. 422, Wo. } goes to Rome
to appeal against the exactions of
Henry lU., i, 77 ; ii. 809, T. Wa.,
agmnst H. de Burgh and the abbat
of S. Augustine's, iii. 125, 126, D.,
against H. de Burgh and the Can-
terbury monks, iv. 71, O. W. ; dies,
i. 39, 79; iii. 126; iv. 71, M. T.
D. O. W., at Perugia, ii. 85, 86,
Wi., at S. Gemini, ii. 809, Wa.,
near Reate, iv. 423, Wo. ; suspicion
of poison, L 39, M. ; had vainly op>
posed the election of Anselm le
Gros to S. David's, iii. 126, D.
Ralph Neville, bishop of Chichester,
elected, but quashed, ii. 86; iii.
Canterbury, archbishops of ; — cant,
Ralph Neville — cent
128 J iv. 72, 423, Wi. D. 0. W.
Wo.
John, prior of Canterbury, elected, L
83 J iu. 130 ; iv. 72, 74, 423, T. D.
0. W. Wo. ; admitted by the king,
i. 88 ; iii. 130 j iv. 72, T. D. 0.;
goes to Rome, L 83 ; iii. 130 ; iv.
73, 423, T. D. 0. Wo. J resigns, iii.
130; iv. 73, 74, D. 0. W., at the
Pope's wish, iv. 423, Wo. ; becomes
a Carthusian and dies, ii. 320, Wa.
John Blund, elected, L 87 ; ii. 86 ;
iii. 132 J iv. 72, 73, 423, T. Wi. D.
W. 0. Wo. ; the election quashed
at Rome, i. 87, 92 ; il 86 ; iu. 132
iv, 74, 425, T. Wi. D. O. W. Wo.
returns from Rome, ill 133, D.
dies, iii. 149.
Edmund of Abingdon, treasurer of
Salisbury, bom at Abingdon, iv.
499, Wo. } archbishop, I 92, 246 ;
il 86 ; iii, 135 ; iv. 74, 75, 425, T.
Bu, WI D. W. O. Wo. ; sends bishop
and friars to make peace between
Henry m. and R. Marshal, i. 92 ;
il 314, T. Wa. ; his consecration,
I 92, 246 ; ii. 86, 312 ; iii. 135 ; iv.
77, 426, T. Bu. WI Wa, D. O. W.
Wo. ; receives the pall, iii. 135, D ;
his character, iv. 77, O. ; banishes
the Poitevins, iii. 136, D. ; removes
P. des Roches, and his son, &c.,
from court, i. 92 ; iv. 78 ; T. O. ;
improves the lands of the see, iii.
136, D.J reconciles the Marshals
with Henry III., I 93 1 il 86 ; iii.
137 ; iv. 80, T. WI D. O. ; advises
Henry HI. to g^ve Gilbert Marshal
his brother's rights, ii. 315, Wa. ;
tries in vain to reconcile R. Siward
with R. of Cornwall, iv. 81, O. ;
reconciles bishop W. Manclerc of
Carlisle with Henry IH., iii. 138,
D. ; consecrates bishop Ralph of
Hereford at Canterbury, I 94 ; ii.
316, Wa. ; ordered by Gregory IX.
INDBX.
$9
Canterbiuyi archbishops oii—conU
Edmand of Abiagdon^-cont.
to deprive the Bomans in England
of their benefices, i. 94, T. ; court
held before, for the lavs of Merton,
i. 249, 251 , Bu. ; consecrates Grosse-
teste at Reading, ii. 316, Wa. ;
witnesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1236, i. 103, T. ; marries
Henry IK. and Eleanor of Provence,
ii. 316, Wa. ; fii^fi R. Siward, iii.
144, D. ; at the council of London
under Otho, i. 105, 253; ii. 318,
T. Bu. Wa. ; sentence against him
in favour of the Rochester monks,
as to the election of the bishop,
i. 106 } ii. 318 ; iv. 429, T. Wa.
Wo.; consecrates B, de Wendene
bishop of Rochester, ii, 319, Wa ;
present at the enthronization of
bishop W. de Cantelupe at Wor-
cester, iy. 428, Wo. ; his appeal to
the legate that the grievances of the
clergy be corrected by the king, i.
254, Bu,; sentence against him in
favour of the earl of Arundel, i.
106, T.; His quarrel with Henry
ni., iv. 83, W.J quarrel with the
Canterbury monks, ii. 320, Wa. ;
goes to Rome, i. 105 ; ii. 87, 320 ;
iv. 83, 84, T. Wi. Wa, W. O. ; ex-
communicates the Canterbury monks
for appointing a prior before his
return, ii. 320, Wa. ; returns, L
110 ; ii 88 ; iv. 86, 86, T. Wi. W.
O. ; consecrates W* de Raleigh
bishop of Norwich, ii. 88, 823 ; iv
86, Wi. Wa, O. W. J frees R. Brito,
iii. 149, D. ; excommunicates the
violators of Magna Charta, iii. I.'jO,
D. ; consecrates H. de Fateshull
bishop of Lichfield, iv. 86, 88, O.
W. ; his quarrel with the Canter-
bury monks, i. 114, T. ; excommu-
nicates Roger, prior of Canterbury,
and others, iii. 1 50, D. ; his con-
ventual church at Maidstone stopped,
i6. ; dispute with the bishop of Lon-
Canterbury, archbishops of: — conL
Edmund of Abingdon— con^
don, iii. 151, D. ; crosses, i. 116;
u. 88 ; iv. 87, 88, T. Wi. O. W. ;
goes to Pontigny, iv. 87, 88, O.
W. ; goes to Soissy, iv. 87, 88,
0. W.; account of his death, i.
116, 257 ; ii. 88, 327 ; iii. 156 ; iv.
87, 88, 432, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; buried at Pontigny, ii.
88, 327 J iii. 166 ; iv. 88, Wi. Wa.
D. O. W. ; miracles of, i. 117 ; ii.
327; iiL 156; iv. 432, T. Wa. D.
Wo. ; canonized by Lmocent IV.,
i. 135, 267 ; ii. 338 ; iii. 460 ; iv.
95, 434, T. Bu. Wa. Be. W. Wo. ;
translated at Pontigny, i. 285 ; ii.
91, 338 ; iv. 96, Bu. WL Wa. 0. W. ;
mass of, at Oxford, iv. 96, W. ; his
pall left to his sister at Cateby, iii.
156, D. i lections on his feast, ii.
338, Wa. i miracle at his altar in
the church of Aston Tirrold, ii.
352 ; his shrine at Pontigny visited
by R. de Clare, i. 137, T.
Boniface of Savoy, elected, confirmed
by the Pope, and consecrated, i.
132, 267 ; ii. 89, 333, 335 ; iii. 156 ;
iv. 91, 92, 435, 436, T. Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; ordained priest
by bishop W. de Cantelupe, iv. 436,
Wo. ; comes to England, i. 134 ; ii.
89, 91, 838 ; iv. 97, 98, T. Wi. Wa.
0. W. ; goes to Henry III. and
receives the temporalities, iii. 164,
D. ; does homage at Westminster,
and then goes to Lambeth, ii. 333,
Wa. ; at Merton to examine Robert
Passelewe, elect of Chichester, ib. ;
confirms R. de la Wiche, bishop of
Chichester, ii. 333, Wa., against the
king's wish, iv. 436, Wo.; the
first-fruits of the benefices in the
province given him for three years
by the Pope, i. 139 ; iv. 438, T.
Wo.; his enthronization, i. 140;
ii. 91,T. Wi.; holds a council at
Oxford, which is continued in Lon-
60
INDEX*
Canterbury, archbishops of: — cant,
BonifEice of Savoy — cont.
don, ii. 91, Wi. ; celebrates mass at
Winchester, ib,; his quarrel with
the London clergy respecting the
visitation of Trinity church, i. 141,
T. ; goes to Lyons on the question,
ib. ; his attempt to visit S. Paul's,
and quarrel with the bishop of Lon-
don, ii. 92 ; iv. 102, Wi. O. W. ;
opposition of the bishops to his
visitation, i. 300 ; iii. 181, Bu. D. ;
obtains the right of visiting the
chapters from the Pope, ii. 93 ; iii.
185 ; iv. 441, Wi. D. Wo. ; his
quarrel with bishop Aymer of Win-
chester about S. Thomas' hospital,
Southwark, i. 151 ; ii. 93, T. Wi. ;
excommunicates the dean and chap-
ter of S. Paul's, for resisting his
visitation, i. 304, Bu. ; letter of In-
nocent rV., ordering him to remove
the excommunication, ib, ; at the
parliament at Westminster in 1252,
i. 305, Bu. ; protector of the country
during the king's absence in Gas-
cony, ii. 93, Wi. ; excommunicates
the infractors of Magna Charta, i.
305, 319, Bu. ; visits the province
of Canterbury, i. 313, Bu. ; at New-
ark hears of Grosseteste's death, i.
314, Bu. ; buries Grosseteste at Lin-
coln, i. 314; iii. 187, Bu. D. ; keeps
the jurisdiction of Lincoln diocese
in his own hands, iii. 187, D. ; re-
fuses the king's demand of a subsidy
unless Magna Charta is observed,
iii. 189, D. ; quarrel with the chap-
ter of Lincoln respecting jurisdiction
during the vacancy, iii. 189, 190,
D. ; his visitation of the monasteries,
iii. 190, D. ; preserves Dunstable
priory from molcstutioD, ib. ; conse-
crates Henry de Lexinton bishop
of Lincoln, ii. 94 ; iii. 190, Wi.
I). ; letter of Pope Alexander IV.
to, on his election, i. 333, Bu. ;
joins Henry III. at Bourdeaux,
Canterbury, axthbishops of: — cont,
Boni&ce of Savoy — cont
i. 154; iv. 106, T. O. W. ; out
of England during the parliament
of Westminster in 1255, i. 336,
Bu. ; letter of Alexander IV. to,
respecting the cru^jide against
Manfred, i 350-353, Bu. ; letter
to, from the chapters of lichfield
and Coventry, on the election of
R. de Meuleng, i. 377, 378, Bu. ;
confirms the election, i. 380, Bu. ;
letters on this, 1. 381, Bu.; conse-
crates Giles de Bridport bishop of
Salisbury, IL 95; iv. 113, Wi. O.;
holds a convocation in London on
the state of the church, ii. 96, Wi. ;
his opposition to Hugh Belsham as
bishop of Ely, iii. 204, D. ; con-
secrates S. de Walton bishop of
Norwich, i. 409; iiL 204, Bu. D. ;
consecrates various bishops, i. 409 ;
iv. 118, Bu. O. W. ; sends a letter
to the bishop of Lichfield, about a
convocation to be held in London,
i. 401, Bu. ; notice of subjects to
be discussed in the convocation,!.
402, 408, Bu. ; appeal to the Pope
against the king's exactions, i. 405,
Bu. ; excommunicates archbishop
Sewal of York, by the Pope's order,
iv. 444, Wo. ; convocation of bishops
and abbats before him in London,
ii. 98, Wi. ; summons a convocation
at Merton, i. 411, Bu. ; holds an
ordination at Dunstable, iii. 210,
D. ; consecrates R. de Gravesend
bishop of Lincoln, iv. 121, 122, O. ;
gives sentence for the Winchester
monks against the bishop as to the
right of electing their prior, iv. 122,
O. ; present at the dedication of
Salisbury cathedral, i. 166, T. ;
sworn of the king's council at Ox-
ford, i. 449, Bu. ; acts of the council
confirmed before him, i. 456, Bu. ;
is to be of the council to act when
the king is out of England, i. 478,
INDEX.
61
Canterbary, archbishops of : —ccfnt,
Boniface of Savoy — cont,
Bq. ; consecrates Henry de Weng-
ham bishop of London, iv. 122, W.;
a legate sent from Home about the
jurisdiction of Lincoln diocese, iii.
213, D. ; letter of Pope Alexander
, rv. to, about the Tartars, L 495,
Bu. ; visits the bishop and convent
of Worcester, iv. 446, Wo. ; at the
funeral of queen Sanchia, iv. 128,
O. ; submission of Andrev, prior of
Winchester, to, ii. 99 ; iv. 447, Wi.
Wo.; executor of a papal letter
agunst W. de Lexinton as dean
of Lincoln, iv. 131, O.; grants an
indulgence for prayers said for the
soul of R. de Clare, i. 169, T. ;
leaves England in fear of the barons,
i. 175; ii. 100 ; iv. 449, T. Wi. Wo. ;
with the legate Qny Foulquois at
Boulogne, iv. 156, W. ; consecrates
W. OifEard bishop of Bath, iv. 164,
W. ; makes him swear not to
oppose the king, and to excommu-
nicate 8. de Montfort, ih. ; returns
to England, and consecrates two
bishops, iv. 190, W. ; with the le-
gate Ottoboni at Kenilworth, ii. 371,
Wa.; confirms John le Breton
bishop of Hereford, iv. 458, Wo. ;
his absence from England, iv. 221,
W. s makes a composition with the
chapter of Worcester as to juris-
diction, iv. 458, Wo. ; dies, ii. 109,
376; iii. 262; iv. 285, 459, Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his character,
iv. 235, 236, W. ; small amount of
procurations received by him from
Osney, iv. 270, O.
Adam de Chillenden, prior of Can-
terbury, [called William by O.
W.], elected by the monks, ii. 109,
377 ; iii- 252 ; iv. 236, 459 ; Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; presented to
the kmg at Woodstock, ii. 109, 377 ;
iv. 459, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; opposed by
the king, iii 252 ; iv. 459, D. Wo. ;
Canterbury, archbishops of: — cont
Adam de Chillenden — cont
resigns, ii. 112, 379; iv. 252, 253,
462, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo.; the
election quashed by Gregory X.,
iii. 253, D.
Robert Bumel, attempt of prince Ed-
ward to have him elected, iv. 236,
W.
Robert Eilwarby, appointed by the
Pope, ii. 112, 379; iii. 253; iv.
252, 258, 462, Wi. Wa. D. O. W.
Wo.; receives the spiritualities
through the bishop of Exeter, and
the temporalities, ii. 112, 113, 379;
iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; consecrated
at Canterbury, ii. 115, 381 ; iv.
252, 254, 464, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ;
receives the pall at Tanham, by the
hands of the bishops of Winchester
and Exeter, ii. 115, 381 ; iv. 464,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; his enthronization,
ii. 115, 381 ; iv. 256, 464, Wi. Wa.
W. Wo. ; consecrates W. de Merton
bishop of Rochester, ii. 117, 383 ; iv.
466, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; visits the bishop
of Worcester, and is received in the
refectory, iv. 465, Wo. ; anoints and
crowns Edward L, ii. 118, 383 ; iii.
465; iv. 465, Wi. Wa. Be. Wo;
crowns Edward L and queen Elea-
nor, iii. 263 ; iv. 259, 261, 467, D.
W. O.Wo. ; consecrates R. de Wych-
ampton bishop of Salisbury, ii. 118,
383 ; iv. 465, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; visits
the bishop of Winchester, and
keeps Christmas at Bitteme, ii. 1 18,
384 ; iv. 465, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; aUows
the bishop of London to be con-
secrated by any bishop he chooses,
iv. 257, W. ; consecrates R. Bumel
bishop of Bath, iv. 262, 467, W.
Wo.; confirms T. de Cantelupe
bishop of Hereford, iv. 467, Wo. ;
translates S. Richard of Chichester,
ii. 122, 387 ; iv. 268, 470, Wi. Wa!
O. Wo. ; holds a council for the
liberation of Aimery de Montfort,
62
INDSX.
Canterbury, archbishops of :— conf.
Bobert Kilwarby —con^
iii. 276, D. ; holds an ordination at
Huntingdon, i6. * Timts Ihmstable,
1*6. ; TisitB Osney, iv. 270, O. ; large
amount of procurations paid to, at
Osney, ib, ; his friendship for W. de
Middleton, iv. 276, W. ; consecrates
W. de Middleton bishop of Nor-
wich, ii; 389 ; iiL 278 ; W. 276, 473,
Wa, D. W. Wo. ; consecrates John
Bradfield bishop of Rochester, iv.
276, W. ; visits Salisbury, iv. 473,
Wo. ; made cardinal bishop of
Porto, ii. 389 ; iii. 278 ; iv. 277,473,
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; resigns his see,
and goes to Rome, iii. 278 ; iv. 277,
279, 473, D. O. W. Wo. ; dies, iii.
281 ; iv. 282, 476, D. O. W. Wo. ;
had condemned the opinions of
Richard Clapwell, iii. 325, D. ; had
condemned the errors of the Oxford
masters, iv. 298, 299, O. W.
Robert Bumel, bishop of Bath, postu-
lated, but the election quashed by
the Pope, ii. 389 ; iii. 278 ; iv. 279,
476, Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
John Peccham, appointed and con-
secrated by the Pope, ii. 390 ; iii.
279 ; iv. 279, 476, Wa. D. O. W.
Wo. ; comes to England, IL 391 ;
iv. 476, Wa. Wo.; temporalities
restored to, iii. 280, D. ; holds a
council, and promulgates statutes
at Reading, iL 391 ; iv. 281, 476,
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; his reception at
Canterbury, ii. 891 ; iv. 476, Wa.
Wo. ; his quarrel with the arch-
bishop of York, iv. 281, 0. W. ;
visits the diocese of Lichfield, iii.
282, D. $ confirms Bradbome
church to Dunstable, ib,; conse-
crates J. de Derlintone, archbishop
of Dublin, ii. 392 ; iv. 282, 476,
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; consecrates Oliver
bishop of Lincoln, ii. 392 ; iv. 284,
477, Wa. O. W. Wo. ; consecrates
B. de Gravesend bishop of London,
Canterbury, archbishops of: — cent.
John Peccham — conL
ii. 393 ; iv. 284, 478, Wa. O. W.
Wo.; consecrates Peter bishop of
Exeter, ii. 394 ; iv. 478, Wa. Wo.
[an error, tee iv. 284, O. W.] ;
refiises to agree to the election of
R. de la More to Winchester, iL
894 J iv. 283, 478, Wa. O. W. Wo. ;
appeal of R. de la More to Rome
against him, iL 394, Wa. ; visits the
diocese of Norwich, iv. 284, 0. W. ;
his investigation into the monks
holding churches, ii. 395, Wa.;
holds a council at Lambeth, ii. 395 ;
iv. 285, 481, Wa. O. W. Wo. ; his
letter against the exempti who re-
fuse to come to it, IL 395; iv.
481, Wa. Wo.; appeal of various
abbats from this, iv. 483, Wo.;
Attempts to annul some of the royal
privileges, iv. 285, W. O. ; gives
way to the king's opposition, iv.
285, 286, O. W.; consecrates T.
Bek bishop of S. David's, iv. 286,
O. W. ; answer to the king's de-
mand for a tenth or fifteenth fbr
three years, iii. 295 ; Iv. 286, D. O.
W. ; puts John de Pontissera in
possession of the see of Winchester,
iL 399, Wa. ; his persecution of
Thomas de Cantelupe, who goes
to Rome against him, iL 405 ; iv.
483, Wa. Wo.; his constitutions
promulgated, iii. 466, Be. ; summons
the convocation of his province,
iii. 288, D. ; he and his sufiagans
liberate Aimery de Montfort at
the Pope's order, iv. 488, Wo. ; at-
tempts to bring Llewellyn to make
peace, but fails, iv. 289, O. W. ;
excommunicates Llewellyn and Da-
vid, iv. 290, O. W. ; promises a
sum to the king from the cleigy, iv.
487, Wo. ; the clergy refuse it, ib. ;
gives a thirtieth to the king, iv.
488, Wo.; visits Lincoln diocese,
and comes to Dunstable, iiL 31 5,
IMSBX.
63
Canterbary, afchbiflhops ofi^cont.
John Feccfaam — cont
D. ; opposes the king^s statutes
against the church, iii. 317, D. ;
buries prince Alphonso, ii. 401,
Wa.; consecrates Walter Scamel
bishop of Salisbury, ii. 402 ; Iy.
296, 297, Wa. O. W« ; his visitation
of Osney, It. 297, 298, 0« W.;
summons the Oxford masters before
him, iv. 297, 299, O. W. s compels
them to read their errors, and con-
demns them, t6. $ condemns the
errors of Richard Knapwelle or
Clapwell, iii. 323 5 iy. 807, D. O.
W. ; excommunicates Clapwell, iii.
325, D. ; visits and absolves Great
Malvern, iv. 491, Wo.; with Ed-
ward I. when he oflPered a piece of
the Cross on the altar at West-
minster, iv. 492, Wo. ; places the
portion of the Cross brought from
Wales in Westminster, ii. 402, Wa. ;
consecrates J. de Eirkeby bishop of
BXIy, iv. 808, O. W. ; consecrates
H. de Brancestone bishop of Salis-
bury, iv. 809, O. W. ; consecrates
R. de Swinefeld bishop of Hereford,
iL 405, Wa. *, consecrates B. de
Walpole bishop of Norwich, iv. 316,
O. W. ; consecrates R. de la Comere
bishop of Salisbury, iv. 318, O. W. ;
consectates W. Louth bishop of
Ely, iv. 325, O. ; writes strongly to
the bishop of Worcester on behalf
of the Franciscans, iv. 501, Wo. ;
orders the bishop to have the body
of H. Poche exhumed and ^ven
to the Franciscans, iv. 502, Wo. ;
had put Westminster under an inter-
dict, and so does not officiate at the
funeral of Eleanor, queen of Ed-
ward I., iv. 326, O. ; buries the
queen dowager Eleanor, il 410,
Wa.; consecrates Nicholas bishop
of Salisbury, and Thomas, bishop of
Exeter, iv. 332, 0. ; holds a council
for the recovery of the Holy Land,
Canterbury, archbishops of :— €»nf.
John Peccham — cont
and the union of the Templars and
Hospitallers, iv. 507, Wa. ; called
" the Moon," by the Franciscans,
iv. 609, Wa. ; dies, iii. 373 ; iv.
834, 388, D. O. ; dies at Mortlake,
iv. 51 1, Wo. ; buried at Canterbury,
iv. 334, 511, O. Wo.
Robert Winchelsey, archdeacon of
Essex, elected, iv. 334, 338, 512, O.
Wo. ; accepted by Edward I., and
goes to Rome for confirmation, iv.
334, 386, O. ; opposition of the
Franciscans to him, iv. 518, Wo. ;
consecrated by Celestine Y., iii. 391 ;
iv. 518, D. Wo. ; returns with the
pall, iii. 391, D. ; lands at Yarmouth,
iv. 518, Wo. ; received at Dunstable
priory, iii. 891, J>.; enthroned at
Canterbury, iii. 400, D. ; demands
of Edward L from, iv. 524, Wo. ;
holds a council in S. Paul's, respect-
ing the subsidy demanded, iii. 404 ;
iv. 524, D. Wo. ; the bull " Clericis
" laicos " sent to him by Boniface
Vm., iv. 340, 528, O. Wo. ; con-
vokes a synod of the province of
Canterbury, iii. 406, D. ; refuses to
^ve the subsidy, iii. 407; iv. 628,
D. Wo. ; his goods confiscated, iii.
407, D.j his advice to the clergy,
iv. 531, Wo.; refuses himself to
give the aid to the king, ib.; his
questions to the clergy respecting
the tax, iv. 532 ; their answers, iv.
533 ; his directions to the bishops
to denounce all who had seized the
property of the church or cleigy, ib, ;
orders a contribution against the
Scots, iv. 534 ; brings the letter of
absolution to Worcester priory, iv,
541 ; marries Edward I. and Mar-
garet, sister of Philip IV., iv. 542 ;
consecrates John Salmon bishop of
Norwich, iv. 543 ; his secret advice
to his sufifraganfl, ib. ; promises an
aid to the king when the clergy
64
INDEX.
Canterbury, archbishops of: — cont
Robert Winchelsey — cont.
have seisin of their woods and li-
berties, iy. 544 ; orders an exami-
nation into the conduct of a monk
of Little Malyem, It. 545 ; gives
licence to eight Franciscans and
eight Dominicans to preach, &c.,
iy. 546 ; orders a contribution from
the cleigy to reform the state of
the church, iy. 547 ; preaches in the
chapter house at Worcester, iv. 548 ;
visits bishop Giffard of Worcester
when infirm at Wyke, i6. ; his re-
ception, i6. ; yisits the prior of Wor-
cester in person, and the monks by
his clerks, ih, ; deposes and suspends
various officers of the priory, iv. 549 ;
at the funeral of Edmund earl of
Cornwall, at Hayles, ih.\ allows
Guy earl of Warwick to bury his
mother among the Franciscans at
Worcester, ib, ; visits Great Mal-
ven, iv. 550 ; postpones to confirm
John de S. Germano bishop of
Worcester, iv. 551 ; convocation of
the province of Canterbury at the
New Temple, London, ib. ; quashes
the election to Ely, iv. 552 ; confirms
W. de Haselshaw bishop of Bath,
iv. 553 ; deprives Worcester priory
of Dodderhill church, iv. 556 ; his
vision of the death of Edward I., iv.
342, O. ; in exile during the coro-
nation of Edward IL, ib, ; crowns
Edward II., iii. 469, Be. ; excom-
municates all who procure Gave-
ston's return, iv. 560, Wo. ; holds a
council for the reformation of the
kingdom, iv. 343, O. ; his attempts
to restrain the folly of Edward H.,
ib. ; dies, ib.
Thomas de Cobham, elected, but the
election quashed by the king, iv. 843,
O. ; translated to Worcester, ib.
Walter Reynolds, treasurer, iv. 343,
O. ; crowns Edward III., iii. 471,
Be.
Canterbury, archbishops of: — cont.
Simon of Sudbury, crowns Richard
II., iii. 479, Be. ; murdered by the
rioters of 1381, iii. 416, 480, D. Be.
William Courtenay, his visitation of
Dunstable, iii. 419, D. ; exchanges
Croydon church for Whaddon ma-
nor, with Bermondsey, iii. 481, Be.
Thomas Arundel, crowns Henry IV.,
iii. 483, Be. ; crowns Henry V., iii.
484.
Henry Chichele crowns Henry VI.,
ill. 487, Be. ; confirms John Brom-
ley, abbat of Bermondsey, ib,
archdeacons of:
Walter, brother of archbieJiop Theo-
bald, made bishop of Rochester, ii.
233, Wa.
Thomas Becket ; see Archbishops.
Herbert leFoor, made bishop of Salis-
bury, i. 55 ; iv. 388, T. Wo.
Henry de Sandford, made bishop of
Rochester, i. 69 ; ii. 303 ; iii. 102 ;
iv. 68, 419, T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
Simon de Langton, reconciled with
Henry IH., iii. 107, D. ; opposes
John Blund as archbishop, iii. 132.
Richard de S. John, ordered to visit
the monasteries, &c. of the pro-
vince of Canterbury, i. 89, T. ; his
objection respecting the election to
the archbishoprick, iii. 156, D.
Hugh Mortimer, appointed Fapal pro-
visor i. 311, Bu. ; letter of Grosse-
teste to, ib. ; sends on Grosseteste's
letter to the Pope, i. 313 ; the quar-
rel between archbishop Boni&ce
and the Lincoln monks referred to
his arbitration, iii. 190, D. ; letter
to, from Innocent IV., i. 436, Bu.
William de Middleton, made bishop
of Norwich, iv. 275, 276, 473, 475,
W. O. Wo.
Christ Church cathedral, or Holy
Trinity; burnt in 1067, ii. 190, Wa.;
built in the reign of William I., ii. 197,
Wa. ; dedicated, ii. 49 ; iii. 14, 434 ; iv.
19, Wi. D. Be. 0. W. ; Henry L at the
INDEX.
66
CaDterbmy^ Christ Church cathedral, or
Holy Trinity — cont.
dedication, ii. 222; iy. 19, Wa. O. ;
question as to its jurisdiction when the
archbishop is ill, ii. 255, Wa. ; the
monks destroy the chapel at Lambeth,
iy. 49, O. ; the prior and monks ejected
by John, i. 28, 29, 58, 259 ; ii. 80 ; iii.
30, 450 ; iy. 52, 395, M. T. Wi. Wa. D.
Be. O. Wo. ; losses of the monks through
John, iii. 39, D. ; security promised to
them by John, i. 219, Bu. ; money to be
paid to, by John, i. 220, Bu. ; the priors
allowed to use mitres, iii. 66, D. ; their
claim that the bishop of Llandaff should
be consecrated at Canterbury, i. 77, T. ;
quarrel of the conyent with archbishop
Bichard, iy. 71, O. W. ; two of the
monks go to Borne for absolution after
S. Edmund's death, iii. 156, D.; dispute
with the bishops respecting appeals, iii.
160, D. ; their authority oyer the see sede
vficante, iy. 239, 242, O. W. ; this dis-
cussed at Heading, ii. 110, 377 ; iy. 460,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; the monks appeal to the
Pope on this, iL 110, 377 ; iy. 242, 460,
Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; their authority is
confirmed, iy. 242, O. W.
• priors of :
Emulf, made abbat of Peterborough,
U. 42, Wi.
Alan, made abbat of Tewkesbury;
8ee Tewkesbury, abbats of.
John Sittingboume, exiled for elect-
ing Stephen Langton, i. 28, 58 ; ii.
80, 259, M. T. Wi. Wa.
John of Exeter, dies, i. 75, T.
Robert of Newtown, i. 76, T. ; the
conyentual church built in his time,
ib.
John ; see Canterbury, archbishops of.
Roger, appointed by the monks in the
absence of archbishop Edmund, ib. ;
exconununicated in consequence by
the archbishop, ii. 820; iii. 150,
Wa. D. ; the seryices carried on
as usual in spite of this, ii. 320,
Wa.
VOL. V.
Canterbury, priors of—«m/.
Adam de Chillenden ; see Canterbury,
archbishops of.
'■ court of, citation of the bishop of
Worcester respecting the Westbury
prebends, iy. 518, Wo.
S. Augustine's, founded by Mihel-
bert, ii. 150, Wa.
abbats of:
.Mfimar, let go by the Danes, ii. 172.
Wlric, sent by Edward the Confessor
to the council of Rheims, ii. 182 ;
dies, ii. 187.
El&i, ib.
Alexander, iii. 41, D. ; dies, iii 60.
Hugh, iii. 41, D. ; dies, iii. 100.
Robert of Battle, refuses to be conse-
crated by archbishop Richard, iii.
126, D. ; witnesses Magna Charta,
i. 232, Bu. ; suspended, i. 89, T.
Roger of Chichester, meets Richard
of Cornwall at S. Omer, iy. 121, W.
S. Gregory's, Robert of Osney
made prior, but resigns and goes to
Clairyaux, iii. 41, D.
Cantia, R. de, goes to Rome for Ranulph
Blundeyil, iii. 89, D.
Canyey isle CCoyum), L 392, Bu.
Capella, Elias de, coroner at Dunstable, iii.
108, D. ; a party to the quarrel between
Dunstable priory and the town, iii. 123.
Robert de, resigns his right to
Winkleigh church, i. 94, T.
Caperun, Alan, land of, in Segenhoe, iii.
156, D.
Capua, Bartholomew de, iii. 383, D.
Peter de (cardinal), examines Wal-
ter de Eynesham, i. 71, T.
Thomas de (cardinal), examines
Walter de Eynesham, ib.
Capucius, J., meadow belonging to, iii.
248, D.
Carac, sultan of, i. 259, Bu^
Caradoc, son of Gestin, kills Roger Ymor,
i. 12, M.
Carcassonne, Aimery de Montfort besieged
at, iii. 74, D. ; people of, obey the legate,
iii. 101.
X
66
iKDfiS.
Carcassonne, BaHholottieir of, legate to the
Albigensian Anti-Fope, ill. 79, D.
Cardiff, built, i. 4, M.} Robert of Nor-
mandy dies at, i. 13, 45, M. T. ; burnt
by the Welsh, i. 18, M. ; the wear leased
for five years, i. 90, T. j taken by
Itichard Marshal, i. 91 ; loss of the towns-
men, ib. ; the townsmen give hostages
to R. Marshal, t6. ; ships of, ib. ; the
affair of Cogan chapel settled at, i. 110,
11^} the county summoned to, and dis-
turbances quieted, i» 124; the son of
Rhys imprisoned in the castle, i. 125.
St. John's, a vicar appointed in, i.
131, T. I sum paid to the prior by the
vicarage, i. 136.
priory, put out to fium for fin un-
certain tune, i. 66) T.
priors of t
The prior in 1336 retidns the tithes of
Llanbordan, i. 100, T.
Richard of Derby, appeals to the Pope
against the vicar of S. John's, and
to the chapter of Canterbury to
protect the appeal, i. 131 ; sum-
moned by the archdeacon of Llan-
daff, i. 133 ; absolved by the bishop
of Llandaff, i. 136 ; resigns, i. i37.
Alan of Cornwall, ib. $ dies, ib.
Philip de Leche, ib. ; dies, i. 169.
Roger Boyfeld, i. 166.
William of Deerhurst, i. 170*
Cardiff, William of, sent to quiet Glamor-
ganshire, i. 124, T.; action with Tewkes-
bury about LapuUe land, i. 137 ; action
with Tewkesbury about a chantry in the
chapel of Walton, 1. 138 ; quit-claims
R. de Clare and Tewkesbury about La-
pulle, i. 139*
Cardigan, battle at, i. 45 ; iv. 21, T* O.,
between, the Normans and Welsh, iv.
21, W.
Cardinal, Richard, land of, iii. 161, D.
Cardinals, quarrel between, i. 121, T.
Carduilleham (Cardulhe), tithes of, iii. 191,
D. ; land of, bought by Dunstable, iii* 158.
^ Robert of, land of, ib.
Caretius, king of the Britons, ii. 148, Wa.
Carismians, account of, by the patriarch of
Jerusalem, L 258, Bo. } take Jerusalem,
ii. 334, 335, Wa.
Carlisle, surrendered by Malcolm IV. to
Henry H., ii. 237 j iii. 18, Wa. D. ; the
bishoprick established by Henry H., ii.
223, Wa.; clerks and abbatfl in the
diocese compelled to fight on appeals
from Scotland, i. 256, Bu.
bishops of :
Adulf (Adelulf ), ii. 223, Wa. ; phices
regular canons there, ib.; dies, ii.
237.
Bernard, archbishop of RagtLte, iii.
450, Be.
Hugh, abbat of Beaulieu, i. 63, T. ;
appointed by the legate Gualo, ii.
291 ; iv. 410, Wa. Wo. ; dies, i. 67 ;
UL 79, T. D. ; dies at La Fert^ sur
Grosne, ii. 298, Wa. ; see Beaulieu,
abbats of.
Walter Mauderc, i. 66 j ii. 299 ; iv.
416, T. Wa. Wo. ; his endeavours
for a treaty between Henry HI. and
the count of Britanny, iii. 108, D. ;
endeavours to procure the daughter
of the count for Henry HI., iv. 420,
Wo. ; detained by the king's minis-
ters at Canterbury, iii. 134, 138, D.;
goes into Flanders, and is pardoned
by Henry IH., iii. 188, D. ; wit-
nesses the confirmation of the li-
berties of Westminster,' i. 249,
Bu. ; witnesses the confirmation of
Magna Charta in 1236, i. 103, T. ;
becomes a Dominican, ii. 337 ; iii.
170 ; iv. 94, 437, Wa. D. W. Wo.,
at Oxford, iv. 94, W.
Silvester de Everdon, chancellor, i.
135 ; ii. 337; iii. 170; iv. 94, T.
Wa. D. W. ; consecrated, i. 136,
T. $ justice itinerant at Nottingham,
iii. 184, D. ; justice itinerant at
Leicester, iii. 185 ; excommunicates
the infractors of Magna Charta, i.
306, 319, Bu.; dies, iv. 104, O. W„
from a M frt>m his horse, i. 317 s
iii. 188, Bu. D.
tSVBX.
67
Carlisle, bishope ofi^eont
Thomftfi Yipont, iii. 193 ; it. 104, D.
W. ; conBecratedf It. 106, 0. ; dies,
i. 376 ; iv. Ill, 113, Bu. W. O.
Bobert Chanse, elected, and confinned
after some bppoBition, iii. 205 ; ir.
Ill, 113,D. W.O.; present at the
dedication of BaUsbury cathedral, i.
166, T.
John, put in by archbishop Sewal,
but not confirmed, iii. 205, D.
Balph Ireton, prior of Gisbome, iii.
^83, D.
Carmelites, the order accepted by the
council of Lyons, iiL 261, D.
the mle of, presented to, by Albert
patriarch of Jerusalem, iii. 452, Be.;
this enjoined by HonorinB HI., iii. 456 ;
confirmed by Gregory IX, ib, ; relaxed
and confirmed by Innocent IV., iii.
460.
bnild in Stockwell Street, Oxford,
W. 113, O. ; change their habit, ir. 312,
O. W.; chapter o^ at Oxford, iy. 818,
O. "W. ; a royal palace given to, by Ed-
ward n., ir. 344, O.
Carnarvon, the body of the father of Con-
stantine found at, iy. 489, Wo., of Con-
Btantine, ii. 401, Wa. ; Edward II. bom
at, ii. 401 ; iii. 813, 466 ; iv. 489, Wa.
D. Be. Wo. *, accident at a tournament
at, iv. 489, Wo.
Camera, H. de, gives the ashes to the
people on Ash Wednesday at Worcester,
by the bishop's orders, iv. 504, Wo.
Carpentarins, John, makes a new mill for
Dunstable, which fails, iii« 402, D.
Carpocdo, Peter, cardinal, sent by Inno-
cent IV. to put Aachen under an inter-
dict, iv. 96, W.
Cbnickfergua (Mokefergos) castle, taken
by John, iv. 54, W.
Oarsarre, fief o^ given by John to prince
Louis on his marriage, I 204, Bu.
Carshalton, composition of Bermondsey
with Merton respecting the tithes of, iii.
465, Be.
I Carthnsiann, beginning of the order, iii.
426. Be. ; first enter their dwellings in
England, ii. 242 $ iv. 384, Wa. Wo.
Casino, Monte ; see Monte-Casino.
Cassiodorus, iii. 6 ; iv. 362 ; D. Wo.
Castella, Hugh de, taken prisoner in Nor-
folk, iii. 21, D.
Castelle, dean o^ mediates respecting the
tithes of Ballidon, iii 337, D.
Castelnao, Peter de, sent by Innocent UI.
into Provence, i. 58 ; iv. 396, T. Wo. ;
murdered by Baymond of Toulouse, i.
58; iv.396,T. Wo.
Caatillon (Chastilun), (M^oc), the Eng-
lish forces at, in 1294, iv. 519, Wo.
Casde-Acre, land and bams of the canons
of, destroyed by the sea, iv. 493, Wo.
Castie-Cary, held by William Luvel against
Stephen, ii. 226, Wa.
Castle-Maud ; see Maud.
Castle-Balph, to be restored to Henry II.,
iu. 24, D.
Castretone, John de, charge against, re-
specting the commonage at Houghton,
iii. 345, D.
Catania, destroyed by an earthquake, i. 50,
iv. 382, T. Wo.
Catesby (Catebi,Catheby, Cateby, Eatebi),
suit about lands in, iii. 155, D. ; miracles
of S. Edmund at, iii. 156; iv. 432, D.
Wo. ; S. Edmund's sister a nun at, iii.
156; land in, held by Simon, uncle of
Hawisia de Catesby, iii. 187; accident
to Simon de Montfort near, iii. 227 ;
manor of, let, iii. 277 ; the prior appears
before the justices at Leicester, iii. 315 ;
manor of, granted to William de Cateby
and his wife, iii. 371 ; nothing paid for,
m 1294, to the abbat of Osney, iiL 392.
parsons of :
Robert, dies, iiL 391.
William de Catesby, iii. 891 ; a mark
had been annually given to, by
Dunstable, iii. 321.
Gociua ( Joceus) de, and hia wife.
suit with Dunstable, iii. 155, 172.
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INDEX.
/
Cateeby, Geoffrey de, suit Trith Dunstable,
iii. 172.
Alicia de, M-ife of William, iii. 371.
Hawisia de, wife of Gocius, suit
with Dunstable, iii. 155, 172, 185; writ
of, quashed, iii. 185 ; agreement of Dun-
stable with, iii. 187.
Roger Hugeyn de, arrangement
with, iii. 185.
John de, appealed against by Henry
Duke, iii. 107 ; resigns the vicarage of
PulloxhiU, iii. 128.
Simon de, uncle of Hawisia de
Catesby, iii. 187.
William de, and his wife Alicia,
manor in Catesby granted to, for their
lives, by Dunstable, iii. 871.
Catfield, Berard rector of, i. 127, T.
Catharine, daughter of Henry III., bom,
ii. 94 ; iv. 442, Wi. Wo.
Cato, quoted, iii. 356, D.
Cattus, a military engine used at the siege
of Bedford castle, iii. 87, D..
Cauceis, Geoffirey de, g^ves Bradbome
church to Dunstable, iii. 28, D. ; dies,
ib. ; writ respecting the church obtained
by Dunstable against his heirs, iiL 148.
Caumuel, Walter, land belonging to, re-
deemed, i. 145, T.
Canrsines, arrangement of the priory of
Winchester with, ii. 96, Wi. ; debt due
to, from Worcester priory, iv. 442, Wo. ;
remedies requested against, at the Ox-
ford parliament of 1258, i. 442, Bu.
Gaus, island of, iii. 414, D.
Caus (Kauz), James de, a chantry granted
to, by Dunstable, iii. 141, D. ; indicts
many of the Dunstable townsmen for
breach of the peace, iii. 145.
Caux (Calceto, Caleto, Caus), John de,
prior of Winchester, ii. 90, Wi. ; abbat
of Peterborough, ii. 91 ; iv. 98, Wi. O. ;
justice itinerant in Buckinghamshire, iii.
192, D. ; made treasurer of England, ii.
98 ; iv. 120, Wi. W. ; dies, ii. 100.
Cave, John de, justice itinerant in Buck-
inghamshire, iii. 192, D.
Cavendish, John, justice of assize, letter
of Edward HI. to, confirming the liber-
ties of Dunstable, iii. 414, D.
Caversham, miracle at, i. 34, M. ; mar-
riage of H. de Bohun and princess
Isabella at, iv. 554, Wo.
Cazan ; see Tartars.
Ceadwalla, king of the West Saxons, ii. 5,
Wi. ; goes to Rome, is baptized and
dies there, ii. 6.
Ceawlin, king of the West Saxons, ii. 4,
Wi. ; driven into exile, and dies, ib,
Cefii Llys (Kenefles, Kenles), castle taken,
iv. 447, Wo. ; destroyed by the Welsh,
iv. 526.
Celario (Cellario, Celer), Henry de, dies,
i. 147, T.
— — ^- John del, accusation of Christiana
Mustard against, iii. 306, 310, D. ; dead,
iu. 307.
Celestine I., Pope, ii. 144 ; iii. 6 ; iv. 361,
Wa. D. Wo.; sends Palladius to the
Scots, ii. 144; iii. 6, Wa. D., and S.
Patrick, ii. 144, Wa.
II., Pope, i. 46 ; ii. 53, 230 ; iii.
15, 437 ; iv. 24, T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. ;
dies, i. 46 ; ii. 53, 230 ; iii 437 ; iy. 24,
T. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W.
m., Pope, i. 21 ; ii. 247 ; iii. 25,
447 ; iv. 44, 387, M. Wa. D. Be. O. Wo. ;
crowns the emperor Henry YI., iii. 25 ;
iv. 887, D. Wo. ; builds the palace of
S. Peter, iii. 447, Be. ; distrusts and
dismisses Philip U., iv. 46, W. ; con-
secrates Savary bishop of Bath, iv. 387,
Wo. ; causes the Coventry monks to be
restored, i. 194 ; iv. 49, Bu. O. ; his
letter on this, i. 194, Bu. ; dies, i. 23, 56;
ii. 66, 251 ; iii. 448 ; iv. 389, M. T. Wi.
Wa. Be. Wo.
IV., Pope, i. 120 ; ii. 88, 329 ; iii.
459 ; iv. 88, 89, 432, 433, T. Wi. Wa.
Be. W. O. Wo. ; dies, i. 121, 257 ; iii.
459 ; iv. 90, 433, T. Bu. Be. W. Wo.
v.. Pope, iii. 372 ; iv. 516, D. Wo.;
resigns, iii. 382; iv. 339, 518, D. O.
Wo. ; true cause of his resignation, iii.
884, D. ; his prophecy concerning Boni-
IKDEX.
69
Celestme V., Pope — conL
face Vm., IT. 839, O.; had expelled
the monks of Monte Casino fi>r not
obeying his statutes, iy. 521, Wo.; his
nondo receiyed at Dunstable, iii. 388,
D. ; consecrates archbishop Winchelsey,
iii. 391 ; his proyisions reyoked by Boni-
face ynL, iiL 383, 393 i dies, iii. 468,
Be.
Cenred ; see Coenred.
Centwine, king of the West Saxons, buried
at Winchester, ii. 5, Wi.
Cenwalch, king of the West Saxons, bap-
tized by S. Birinus, ii. 4, Wi. ; succeeds
his finther, ii. 5, 151, Wi. Wa.; builds
the church of Winchester, ii. 5, 151 ; iii.
8, Wi. Wa. D. ; repudiates his wife, the
daughter [sister] of Penda, ii. 5, Wi. ;
diyides the see of Dorchester in two
parts, ib. ; lus gifts to Winchester, ib. ;
buried at Winchester, ib.
Cenwul^ king of Mercia, ii. 7, Wi. ; dies,
iv. 367, Wo.; his gifts to Worcester,
ib,
Ceolred, king of Mercia, ii. 6, Wi.
Ceolric, king of the West Saxons, ii. 4,^
Wi.
Ceolwulf, king of the West Saxons, ii. 4,
WL
Ceolwulf (Cedulfds), king of Northumbria,
ii. 155, Wa.
Ceolwulf, king of Mercia, ii. 7, Wi.
Cerdic, king of the West Saxons, ii. 3,
Wi.; dies, and is buried at Winchester,
lb.
Ceme abbey, four monks from, begin the
Cistercian order in England; ii. 37, Wi. ;
abbat Bernard made abbat of Burton,
i. 187, Bu.; the abbat of, witnesses
Magna Charta, i. 232, Bu.
Ceme, Henry de, dies, i. 128, T.
Roger de, justice itinerant at Win-
chester, il 91, Wi.
Chaceporc, Peter, keeper of the king's
wardrobe, dies, iii. 194, D.
Chacombe (Cacnmba), a liberate in, leased
to men of the place, iy. 394, Wo.
Chadde, Henry, malt, &c. bought by Dun-
stable priory from, iii 219, D. ; pays
the chief expense of the restoration of
the body of Dunstable church, iii. 258.
— ^— Kobert, leads prince Edward to
the place where Adam Gurdun, &c.
were, iii. 241, D.
Chaddesley (Chadeslye), manor of, i. 97,
T.
Chadwick (Cheddeswich), a hamlet in
Hartlebury, arrangement between Wor-
cester priory and S. Wulstan's hospital
respecting the tithes of, iy. 433, Wo.
Chainel, John, sent by Edward I. to seize
the wool and leather, iy. 531, Wo.
Chalcedon, council of, ii. 145 ; iii. 6 ; iy.
362, Wi. D. Wo.
Chalcombe (Chaucombe), the prior of
dies, iii. 125, D. ; the prior of Osney
made prior, ib.
ChalgraVe (Chagraye, Chaugraye, Chal-
grawe), red rainbow at, iiL 34, D. ;
church dedicated, iii. 56 ; yalue of the
yicarage, iii. 59 ; yicar placed at, by
Dunstable, ilL 158 ; grant of a chantry
at, to Peter le Loring, iii 257 ; the priory
required to restore the land formerly
giyen, iii. 277 ; no chantry in Tebworth
eyer granted from the time of the gift
of Chalgraye to Dunstable, iii. 329 ;
prior of Dunstable sununoned to show
his warrant for his priyileges in, ib. ;
his answer and claims, iii. 330 ; taxation
of, for tl^e crusade in 1291, iii. 367 ;
new enclosure in the field of, made, iii.
257, 377.
yicars of.
Eustace, dies, iii. 155.
William, ib.
John de Barton, iii. 185.
Walter de Radnor, iii. 260.
Geoffrey le Lorenge refuses it, t6.
Richard de Korthwood, iii. 391.
Peter le Loring, lord of, iii. 257,
377, D.
70
INBBX.
Ohalgraye, William, oftth of, as to the rights
of the prior of Dunstable, iii. 413.
Chalke, manor of, given to Bennondsey,
iii. 464, Be.; the gift confirmed by
Henry IIL, i&. } agreement respecting,
between Norwich and Bennondsey, iii«
476.
Chalton (Chaletone, Chaltnna, Chalthone,
Chaltona, Cheletone, Chelthone), land
of, confirmed to Dunstable, iii. 96, D. ;
settlement of the land in, iii. 139 ; boild-
ings at, iii. 146; a yirgate in, given
to Dnnstable by Alan of Hyde, iii.
154; this let to Walter of Hyde,
iii. 157; pigs of Dunstable, feeding
in, taken by the earl of Cornwall, ilL
407.
— — -— Bichard de, lands of, iii. 375.
— Robert de, tenements formerly be-
longing to, confirmed to Dunstable, iii,
279.
-^— Boger de, serves on a jury, iiL 381.
Chaluz, castle of, occupied by Philip II.,
iii. 449, Be. ; Bichard I. killed at the
siege of, i. 23, 56, 196, 197 ; ii. 71, 251 ;
iii. 27, 449 ; iv. 49, 389, M. T. Bu. Wi.
Wa, D. Be. O. W. Wo.
Chamberlain (Chamberleyn, Chamber-
lenge), Boger, present at the trial of a
thief at Cranboume, i. 140, T.
W. de, of Forthampton, land of, i.
142, T.
Walter, Urso, and Walter junior,
sureties for Philip II. in his treaty with
John, i. 205, Bu.
Walter le, appealed against as con-
cerned in the death of Simon Mustard,
iii. 306, 307, 309, 311, 312, D.
Chamela (Carac ?), sultan of, in alliance
with the Christians against the Cans-
mians, i. 258, Bu.
Champagne, Henry I., count of, marries
Mary, daughter of Louis VH., iii. 15 n".
Henry IL, count of, takes the
cross, iv. 41, W. J the Holy Land com-
mitted to, by Bichard I., iv. 46, O. ; his
death, iv. 48.
Champagne, Theobald lY.f count of, op-
poses the coronation of S. Louis, iii.
102, D. ; his castles restored by S. Louis,
iii. 108 ; captures Robert archbishop of
Lyons, iii. 116 ; accused of the death of
Louis VJJl., ib, i supported by S. Louis,
Blanche, and Ferrand count of Flan-
ders, t6. ; king of Navarre, and goes to
the crusade, iiL 150.
Chardelawe, Bobert, imprisoned for the riot
against the Italian clergy, iii. 129, D.
Charite de Dieu, La, monks come to Ber-
mondsey from, iii. 427, Be.
Charles Martel, king in France, iii. 9, D.
succeeds Dagobert IIL, iv. 366, Wo.
his triumphs and conquests, iL 155, Wa.
dies, ii. 155 ; iv. 866, Wa. Wo. ; buried
at S. Denis, iv. 866, Wo.
Charles the Great, succeeds Pepin, iv. 366,
Wo. ; joint king with his brother Carlo-
man, ii. 157, Wa. ; obtains Aquitaine and
Gascony, ib, ; sole king, \ib, ; power of
electing the Pope given to, t6. ; destroys
Saragossa and besieges Pampelnna, ii.
158 ; goes to Rome, and takes Pavia, iv.
366, Wo. ; bridges the Rhine at Cologne,
and subdues Slavonia, it 158, Wa. ; made
emperor, iv. 366, 367, Wo. ; condemns
those who had injured Pope Leo HL,
iv. 367 ; consecrated by Pope Leo HL,
ib. ; his care for the honour of the
church, ii. 158, Wa. ; restores Pope Leo
in., ii. 159 ; his laws, ib, ; his compi-
lation of lections to be read in church,
ib. ; bequest of his empire, ib. ; crowns
his son Louis, ib.; dies, t6. ; buried at
Aachen, i. 196, Bu.
Charles the Bald, king of the Franks, con-
quers his brothers at Auxerre, iv. 867,
Wo.
Charles IH. (the Simple), king of the
Franks, ii. 163 ; iv. 869, Wa. Wo.
Charles IV., homage done to, by prince
Edward, iv. 847, O.; detains him and
his mother in Ponthieu, ib.
Charles V., Aquitaine submits to, iii. 479,
Be.
woex.
71
Charles, count of Aigoa (son of Loais
YIIL), lolante of Biitanny proposed for
his 'vilet iii, loa, D. \ both to be imder
the guardianship of Peter Kaaclerc, ib. ;
Anjou given to, ib,; goes to the cru-
sade with S. Louis, i. 267 ; il 340, Bu.
Wa. ; taken prisoner in Egypt, i. 288,
Bu. ; kills Manfred at Benevento, ii. 104,
373 ; iv. 456, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; king of
Sicily, and with 6. Louis at Tunis, iv. 237,
W. ; the king of Tunis pays tribute to,
iv. 237, 238, W. ; his vessels injured by a
storm, iv. 239, W. ; returns by Cam-
pania, and goes to Viterbo, iv. 240;
receives Guy de Montfort, iii. 259, D. j
at Viterbo at the time of the murder of
Henry of Almaine, iv. 242, W. ; de-
ffpoiled of Sicily by Pedro HL of Arra-
gon, iiL 300 ; iv. 301, 486, D. O. Wo. ;
accepts the challenge of Pedro m., iv.
486, Wo. ; the duel does not take place,
ib. ; dies, iU. 317 5 iv. 490, 498, D. Wo.
Charles de la Moree, prince of Balemo,
his son, captured by Pedro III., iv. 492,
Wo. ; imprisoned in Arragon, ii, 406,
Wa. ; attempts of Edward L to free him,
ib, ; had attacked Pedro m. in Sicily,
ib. ; freed, ii. 408 ; iii. 355, Wa. D. ; his
ran80in> iv. 497, Wo.; obtains a truce
for three years from the Boman court
and others, ib,
Charles of Yalois, his hostility to England,
iii. 385, D. ; truce with Charles de la
More^ iv, 497, Wo. ; takef Bions, and
hangs some of the Gascons, iv. 625;
besieges S. Sever, ib, ; accident to, at
Pope Clonent Y.'s coronation, iv. 558.
Charles, count of Flanders ; see Flanders,
counts ot
Charlton (Cherletone, Cherltone, Chevile-
tone) in Wilts (?), bam built at, iii. 179,
D. ; tithe of sheaves for three years
sold by Dunstable, iii. 197 ; land at, let
to John de Cheydut, ill 301 1 assault
• committed in the high street of, ib,; fraud
respecting the land at, iii. 315 ; town-
ship of, iii. 320 ; writ against the prior
of Dunstable respecting a messuage in, ib.
Qharlton (in Kent), pianor of, given to
Bennondsey by bishop Robert Bloet, iiL
428, Be. ; a market and fair at, granted
to Bermondsey, iii. 464.
Charlton Camvyle, tithes of, given to Ber-
mondsey, iii 435, Be. ; lawsuit of Ber-
mondsey with Eenilworth respecting,
iii. 477,
C^a^ton, William de, allowed to give land
in Eingweston to Bermondsey, iii, 475,
Be.
Chaniamisaiif iii« 71, D.
Charta Magna, signed by John at Bunny-
mede in 1215, ii. 283 ; iii. 43, Wa. D. ;
his attempts to evade it, iv. 59, 60, W.
O. ; confirmed by Henry m. in 1218, ii.
290, Wa. ; in 1225, 1. 68 ; ii. 300 ; iii.
93 J iv. 66, 417, T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ;
confirmed by Henry IH. in 1286, i.
103 J iv. 88, 84, T. Wa. W. O. ; con-
firmed by Henry IH. in 1253, ii. 845,
Wa.; infractors of, excommunicated at
Westminster in 1253, i. 305 ; ii. 345, Bu.
Wa. ; confirmation of this sentence by
Innocent IV., i. 318, Bu. ; confirmed by
Edward I. in 1276, ii. 120, 386; iv,
469, WL Wa. Wo. ; in 1297, iv. 685,
Wo.
and Charta de foresta of 1225, i.
225-236, Bu.
Chartres, besieged by Bollo, ii. 164, Wa.
— — bishops of :
Fulbert, ii. 169, Wa.
Ivo, dies, ii. 216.
John of Salisbury, i. 51; iv. 39,T. O. ;
dies, L 62, T.
Walter, abbat of Pontigny, ii. 291,
Wa.
Chastel (Castellis), Gervase de, surety for
Philip II. in his treaty with John, i. 205,
Bu.
Chastel-Heraud, i. 203, Bu.
— Hugh in., viscount of, captured by
John at Mirabeau, i. 26 ; ii. 79, M. Wi.
Chastilun ; see Castillon.
Chatillon, Baynald de, put to death by
Saladin, i. 19, M.
72
INDEX.
Chaume, bishop of, at the translation of S.
Edmund of Canterbury at Pontigny, ii.
339, Wa.
Chauncy, Joseph de, prior of S. John's
Jerusalem, treasurer, ilL 258 ; iv. 256,
D. W.
Chaurugge, William de, estate at Gledley
let to, by Dunstable, iii. 286, D.
Gha^annes, Andrew de, captured by John
at Mirabeau, i. 26.
Chaworth, Patrick de, marries Hawisa of
Ogmore, i. 133, T.; killed at Caer-
marthen, 1. 166.
Cheinde, Ulian de, dies, iii. 66, D.
Chelllngton (Chenle), the parson of, sued
for waste of tithe, iii. 377, D.
Chelmareford, Stephen de, a London citi-
zen, at the battle of Lewes, It. 150, W.
Chelmorton (Gheylmerdone), sheep be-
longing to Mereval seized in, ilL 180, D.
Chelsham, church of, given to Bermond-
sey, iii. 440, Be. ; confirmed by Henry
IL and other kings, ib,
Cheny (Cheiny), John de, sheriff of Bed-
fordshire, iii. 288, D. ; money paid to, by
Dunstable, iii. 290 ; his inquisition in
the case of Christiana Mustard, iii. 307.
Cherbourg (Cheresburh), given up to Wil-
liam II. by Robert of Normandy, ii. 201,
Wa.
Chertone, given by Offa to Worcester
priory, iv. 366, Wo.
Chertsey (Certeseie, Oestriham), abbey of,
founded, iii. 8, D. ; given in charge to
B. Fasseflabere, ii. 37, Wi. ; church of,
begun, ii. 214, Wa.
— — abbats of:
Siward, made bishop of liochester, ii.
187, Wa.
Wlnod, dies, ii. 34, Wi.
Odo, ib. i resigns, ii. 37 ; restored,
ii.40.
Hugh, ii. 42 ; sent to the Pope by
Henry I., ii. 45 ; returns, ib.
Martin, elected in his predecessor's
lifetime, ii. 65 ; accident at his
inauguration, ib, ; dies, iii. 31 ; iv.
3949 D. Wo.
Chertsey, abbats of : — oorU.
Adam (?), dies, ii. 298, Wa.
Alan, witnesses Magna Charta in
1225, i. 232, Bu.
Chesham (Cestresham), vicarage o^ re-
signed by Dunstable, iii. 74, D.
Cheshire, laid waste by the Welsh, i. 6,
M.
Chester, taken by Egbert, ii. 7, 8, Wi. ; grant
respecting the church to the bishops of
Coventry, i. 244, Bu.
archdeacon of, letter to, from
Rustand, L 354, Bu.
' bishops of; see Lichfield.
Chester, Hugh of Avranches, second eazi
of, sent by William IL for his brother
Heniy, ii. 203, Wa. ; defeats Magnus, L
6, M.
■' Richard, third earl of, drowned
with prince WiUiam, ii. 46, 217 ; iii.
433 ; iv. 17, Wi. Wa. Be. O. W.
Maud, his wife, daughter of
Stephen earl of Blois, drowned with
prince William, iii. 433, Be.
Robert, his brother, drowned with
prince William, ii. 46, Wi.
Otuel, his brother, drowned with
prince William, ii. 217; iii. 433, Wa.
Be.
Ranulph de Gernon, fifth earl of.
takes Lincoln, ii. 228, Wa. ; at thebattJe
of Lincoln, ii. 52 ; iv. 24, Wi. O. ; Cap-
tures Stephen, ii. 228 ; iii. 436, Wa. Be. ;
erects a fort against Lincoln castle, ii.
230, Wa. ; at the siege of Wallingford
with Stephen, ii. 231, Wa. ; captured by
Stephen, i. 46 ; iii. 16; iv. 379, T. D.
Wo. ; imprisoned by Stephen at North-
ampton, ii. 231,Wa. ; forced to surrender
Lincoln, ii. 231, Wa. ; had married the
daughter of the earl of Gloucester, ii.
52, Wi. ; dies, ii. 235, Wa. ; poisoned by
William Peverel, ii. 236; iii. 17, Wa.
D.
Matilda, daughter of Robert of
Gloucester, his wife, ii. 52, Wi. ; dies, i.
54, T.
INDEX.
73
Chester, Hugh de Gyvelioc, sixth earl of, iL
235, Wa. ; conspires with prince Henry
against Hemy IL, i. 51, T. ; taken in
Nonnandy by Henry IL, i. 51 ; iii. 21,
T.D.
Bertra, danghter of the earl of
Evrenx, his widow, dies, i. 244, Bu.
Bannlph Blundeyil, seventh earl of,
the earldom of Bichmond, and Dovedale,
given to, by John, iv. 393, Wo. ; expe-
dition of, into Wales, iii. 32, D. ; swears
fealty to John, L 199, Bo. ; remains tme
to John, i. 62 ; iv. 406, T. Wo. ; takes
Worcester, i. 62 ; iv. 406. T. Wo. ;
consents to the coronation of Henry
in., i. 224, Bu. ; present at his corona-
tion, ii. 286, Wa. ; besieges and takes
Moont-Sorel castle, i 224 ; iii. 49, Bo.
D. ; destroys it, iii. 50, D. ; goes to the
Holy Land, i. 64, 225 ; ii. 83, 289 ; iii.
54 ; iv. 411, T. Bu. WL Wa. O. W. Wo. ;
his valour at Damietta, iii. 55 ; returns
to England, iii. 60, D. ; assists at the ex-
communication of the earl of Albemarle,
iii. 64, D. ; intercedes with Henry III.
for Llewellyn, iii. 82, D. ; quarrels with
Henry HI., i. 66, T. ; his intended attack
on the tower, iii. 83, D. ; his attempt
against Hubert de Burgh, iv. 64, 65, O.
W. ; with Henry III. at Bedford, though
falsely, iii. 87, D. ; leaves Bedford, and
returns, iii. 87, D.; two messengers go
to Rome on his behalf, iii. 89 ; witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu. ;
makes peace with Llewellyn, iii. 100, D.;
remains in France after the king's re-
turn, i. 76, 77, T. ; a party to the truce
for three years with France, iiL 127 ; iv.
422, D. Wo. ; returns to England, iii.
127 ; iv. 422, D. Wo. ; departs from the
court at Castle Maud, i. 79, T. ; defends
H. de Burgh against the London citizens,
i. 86, T. ; dies, i. 245 ; iii. 130, Bu. D. ;
dies at Wallingford, i. 87 ; ii. 311 ; iv.
73, T. Wa. O. W. ; his burial, i. 87, T. ;
his lands divided among his five sisters,
iii. 132, D. ; had given the castle of St.
James de Beuvrou to Henry III., ib.
Chester, Clementia, conntess of, daughter
of Ralph de Fengers, wife of seventh
earl, dies, i. 805, Bu.
John le Scot (eighth earl of), i. 87;
iii. 132, T. D. ; one of the four earls who
had H. de Burgh in charge, i. 88, T. ;
witnesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1236, i. 103, T.; dies, i. 105,
253 ; iii. 146 ; iv. 429, T. Bu. D. Wo. ;
his inheritance divided among his sisters,
iii. 146. D.
Helen, daughter of Llewellyn, his
widow, marries Robert de Quinci, iii.
146, D.
Chester, constable of; see Lacy.
Chester, Peter of, witness to a treasury
brief, iii. 300, D.
Chesterfield, battle of, ii. 370; iii. 241,
463 ; iv. 188, Wa. D. Be. W.
Chetendone, Wyvian de, a canon to be
admitted always in his name at Dun-
stable priory, iii. 263, D.
Chetewode, Robert de, serves on a jury,
iii. 344, D.
Cheydut (Cheyndut), John de, land at
Charlton let to, by Dunstable, iii. 201, D.
William de, assaulted in Charlton, t6.
Stephen de, with Richard of Corn-
wall at his coronation, iii. 203.
Cheylmerdone ; see Chelmorton.
Chiche, or St. Osyth's, near Colchester,
William of Corbueil, prior of the canons
of, made archbishop of Canterbury, ii.
47, 219; iv. 17, Wi. Wa. O.; conse-
crated by bishop W. Giffard, ii. 47, 219,
Wi. Wa. ; arrangement with Bermond-
sey respecting Ugley tithes, iii. 459, Be.
Chichester, see of the South Saxons trans-
ferred to, ii. 29 ; iv. 372, Wi. Wo. ; the
church dedicated, ii. 43, Wi. ; the church
burnt in 1114, ii. 44, Wi. ; attempt of
Henry de Blois to subject it to Win-
chester, ii. 53, Wi. ; the city and church
burnt in 1187; ii. 245; iii. 446; iv.
386, Wa. Be. Wo. ; the church dedicated,
ii. 73, 252 ; iv. 390, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; two
towers blown down in 1210, iii. 32, D. ;
justices itinerant at, in 1255, i. 156, T.
74
INBB^*
GUoliwter, bidiopfl of:
Stigaiid,die9,u. 35, 198, Wi« Wa,
Godfrey, dies, ii. 36, Wi,
Balph Lttffa, ib. j dedicates the chorcb,
ii. 48 I dies, i« Ui M.
Seffirid Pelocbin, abbat of Olaston-
bnry, iL 46, Wi« ; made bishop, ii.
219,Wa.; dies, i. 47, T.
Hilary, ii. 282, Wa. i goes to the Pope
against Beoket, ii. 58 j iv. 881, Wi.
Wo. ; dies, L 50 ; ii. 59, 939 ; iv.
389, T. WL Wa, Wo.
[GeofQpey, dies, iv, 389, Wo.]
John Qreenford, i. 51 ; ii. 61, 940 ; iii.
21 ; iv. 36, 37, T. Wi. Wa. D, W.
O. ; dies, ii. 242, Wa.
Seffirid, dean, ii. 242 ; iy. 39, Wa. O. ;
dedicates the church, ii. 78, 252, Wi«
Wa. ; rebuilds it after the fire, ii.
256, Wa. ; dies, i. 57 ; ii. 79, 256 ;
iil 28 i iv. 51, 392, T. Wi. Wa. D.
O. Wo.
Simon, archdeacon of Wells, i. 57 ; ii.
• 256 ; iv. 51, 392, T. Wa. O. Wo. ;
dies, i. 68, ii. 259 ; iii. 29 ; iv. 52,
895, T. Wa. D. O. Wo. $ erroneously
mentioned as bishop of Bath, ii.
259, Wa.
Nicholas de Aquila, elected, iii. 31 ;
iv. 54, D. 0.
^hard le Poor, dean of Salisbury, ii
282; iii. 44, Wa, D. ; translated to
Salisbury, i. 63 ( u. 83, 289 ; iii. 44 ;
iv. 408, T. Wi. Wa. D. Wo.
Balph of Wareham, prior of Norwich,
i. 68; ii. 289 ; iii. 44, 52 ; iv. 410,
T. Wa. D, Wo, I at the dedication
of Worcester cathedral, iv. 409,
Wo. ; dies, i. 66 ; u. 84, 297 ; iii.
77 ; iv. 415, T. WL Wa. D. Wo.
Balph Neville, chancellor, L 67| ii.
84, 299; iU. 77; iv. 64, 66, T.
Wi. Wa. D. O. W. ; witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu. ;
as chancellor, gives the charter of
the liberties of Barton abbey, i. 237,
Bo. ; gives a charter to Hubert de
Buigfa, L 238, Bo. ; confirms the
CliiQhester, bishops of : — pofit,
Balph Neville— cent,
liberties of Dunstable, iii. 332, D. •
mediates between the town and
priory of Dunstable, iiL 119, D.;
made a josticiary, i. 74, T. ; postu-
lated to Canterbury, but the election
quashed, ii 86 ; iii. 128, iv. 72, 423,
WL p. 0. W. Wo. ; present at the
re-interment of John's body, L 84,
T. ; his name affixed to the con-
firmation of the liberties of West-
minster, L 249, Bu. ; signs the
confirmation of liiagna Charta in
1236, i. 104, T. ; elected bishop of
Winchester by the convent, i. 110,
T. ; the seal taken firom him by
Henry III., i. 110 j lU, 152, T. D. ;
acts with the legate Otho about the
tallage against Frederick n., i 366,
Bu.; dies, L 130; iL 333; iv. 91,
436, T. Wa. 0. Wo,
Bobert Passelew, elected, but quashed
after being examined, ii. 333; iii.
164; iv. 436, Wa. D. Wo.
Richard de la Wyche, ii, 333 ; iii. 339,
Wa. D, ; appointed by archbishop
Boniface against the king's wish,iv.
436, Wo. I consecrated by Pope
Innocent IV., ii. 335 ; iv. 436, Wa,
Wo, I admitted to fiivour by Henry
jn., and has the temporalities re-
stored, iv. 437, Wo. ; vow of chas-
tity made in his presence by princess
Eleanor on W« Marshal's death, iv.
65, W. ; at the dedication of Beau-
lieu, ii. 337 ; Wa. ; at St. Edmund's
translation at Pontigny, ii. 339, Wa. ;
his requisition as to the tithes of
JOngston, L 146, 149, T. ; confirms
the tithes of Kingston and Wyke to
Tewkesbury, L 149, T. ; mirades of,
iv. 442, Wo.; dies, L 156, 305; ii.
93, 345 ; iv. 103, 442, T. Bu. WL
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; canonised, iL 99,
WL ; translated by archbishop Kil-
warby, ii. 122, 387 ; iv. 268, 470,
471, WL Wa. O. W, Wo.
urpEX.
76
Chichester, bishops of :— -con^,
John Bificopi iL 03, 345 ; It. 108, Wi.
Wa. W. ; consecrated, iy. 106, O., at
Canterbury, L 153, T. ( sent ambas-
sador to Spain for Eleanor of
Castile, ill 188, D. i ezecntor for
collecting the king's tenth, iii. 191,
D. } present at the dedication of
Salisbury cathedral, L 166, T, j dies,
il99; iy. 138,WL W.
Stephen Birksted of Cirencester, ii.
99 ; iy. 182, Wi. O. W. ; consecrated
by archbishop Boni&use, iy. 183, 0. ;
summoned by the legate Guy Eool-
quois to Boulogne, iii. 234$ iy. 156,
D. W. $ ordered to excommunicate
Simon de Montfort, iy. 156, W. ;
treatment of, and threats to, on his
return, iy. 156, 157, W. ; puts his seal
to the terms offered by the barons
to prince Edward, iy. 161, W. ; sus-
pended by the legate Ottoboni, ii.
104, 873 1 iy. 181, 185, WL Wa. O.
W. ; ordered to go to Borne, Iii. 240 ;
iy. 455, D. Wo. ; appeals, and goes,
ii. 104, 873; iy. 181, 185, 456, Wi.
Wa. O. W. Wo. $ causes of his sus-
pension, iy. 185, 186, W. ; dies, ii.
402 ; iii. 339 $ iy. 812, Wa. D. O.
W. ; his blindness, Iy. 812, O. W. ;
had been chaplain to S. Richard de
la Wyche, iii. 839, D.
Gilbert de S. Leo&rd, ii. 402 ; iy. 812 ;
Wa. O. W. ; had deposited 2,000i;
in St. Pauls, iii. 890, D.
Chicksand (Chikesand), 'nuns sent away
from want of food, iii. 205, D.
Child, Alwin, founder of Bermondsey,
giyes yaiioui rent-charges to the priory,
iii« 425, Be.; excites others to do the
same, iii 426.
Beginald^ his lands in Wightfield,
i. 78, T.
Childebert I., son of Cloyis I., king at
Pans, iy. 363, Wo.
CbiJderic n., son of Cloyis H, iy. 364,
Wo. ; made king, i?. 365 ^ Rlaio^ ilf.
Cbilderic m., king of tha XVanks, iy. 866,
Wo,
Chilham, John at, ii. 268, Wa.
Chilperic, king of the Franks, ii. 4, Wi.
Chiltem (Ciltra, Ciltria), land in, giyen to
Bermondsey by William and Bichard de
Chiltem, iii. 447, Be. j Adam de Gur-
dun and others go to, iii. 241, D.;
healthy state of the sheep in, in 1283,
iii. 306} plenty of beech-mast in, in
1296, iii. 408.
William and Bichard of, gifts of,
to Bermondsey, iii 447, Be.
Chinon castle, John goes to, on Richard
I.'s death, i. 198, Bu. ; deliyered up to
John, ib,', John and Berengaria meet
at, i 208 ; taken by PhiMp EL, i 27, M. j
one of the three fortified castles of Geof-
&ej of Aiyou, iy. 31, W.
Chippenham (Dilhirst), rent-charge in,
giyen to Bermondsey, iii. 442, Be. ; in-
quisition respecting, iii. 473.
Chittlehampton, church of, consolidated
and giyen to William de Stanway, i 1 17,
124, T. ; exchanged with Tewkesbury by
the chapter of Exeter, i 128 ; six marks
from, annually given by W. de Stanway
to Tewkesbury, L 139 j resigned byW.
de Stanway, i 155.
Herbert, son of Matthew, lord of,
requests a chantry for W« de Stanway
for his chapel at Slo, i 1 17) T,
Christiana, sister of Edgar Athaling, be-
comes a nun at Romsey, ii. 84, 195, Wi
Wa.
Chnche, Roger de la $ »ee Zonche.
Chuke, John de la, imprisoned at Houghton,
iii. 261, D. ; forcibly taken out, iii. 262.
Churchitan (Curthlcan), i.e., Gengis Khan,
i 272, 273 ; ii. 824, Bu. Wa.
Churchschet, Cherchescot, Syricseat, i.
479 ; ii. 16 ; iii. 12, Bu. Wi D.
Chushulla, ue, Cheesehill, Winchester, fire
at, ii. 57, Wi
Chyrcaui Chyrcam, i 272, 273, 275, Bu.
7(r
INDEX.
GiDcius and other Boman ecclesiasticB
seized, but afterwards liberated, iii. 128, D.
Cinque Ports, barons and sailors of, exiled
by John, but buy back his favour, iii.
31, D. ; their assistance to Henry III.
in Wales, iv. 117, 118, O. W.; Henry
in. takes hostages for their fidelity, iv.
451, Wo. ; compelled or induced by S.
de Montfort to furnish a fleet, iv. 164,
W. ; ordered by the legate to be put
under an interdict, iv. 1 56, 186, W. ; their
treatment of the bishops on their return
from the legate at Boulogne, iv. 156,
186, W. ; their piracy and cruelty, iv.
157, W. ; prepare to arm against Heniy
m., iv. 455, Wo. ; attack Portsmouth,
iv. 456, Wo. ; their anger with the
queen for hanging some of their confe-
derates, ib. ; take Anglesey, iii. 275, 1). ;
their cruelty to the banished Jews, iv.
327, 0. ; many hanged by Edward I., ib, ;
quarrel with the Normans, iii. 874, J). ;
their dissimulation, iv. 335, 0. ; victory
over the Normans, iii. 376 ; iv. 512, D.
Wo. ; spoils obtained by, in 1294, iii.
384, D. ; victory over the Scots, iv.
547, Wo.
Cirencester, monastery of regular canons
founded at, by Henry I., ii. 224; iii. 14,
Wa. D. ; the canons oppose the prior of
Worcester in his attempt to visit them,
iv. 551, Wo. ; bloody rain at, i. 51, T.
abbats of :
Andrew, dies, i. 51 ; iv. 383, T. Wo.
Adam, i. 52, T.
Robert, i. 53, T.
Richard, dies, ii. 273, Wa.
Alexander Neckham, iii. 40, D. ; dies,
i. 63 ; ii. 289 ; iv. 409, T. Wa. Wo. ;
buried at Worcester, iv. 409, Wo.
Walter, at the dedication of Worcester
cathedral, ib. ; witnesses Magna
Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu. ; dies,
i. 77 ; iv. 422, T. Wo. [called Rich-
ard by T.]
Henry [Wo.] or Hugh [T.] deBamp-
ton, i. 77, T. ; blessed at Worcester,
iv. 421, Wo. ; dies, i. 143, T.
Cirencester, abbats of: — cont
Henry de Hamptonel, presides at the
general chapter of the order at Dun-
stable, iii. 341, D.
Cirencester, R. of, suspended for seizing a
deacon by the hair in S. James's Bristol,
i. 89, T.
Cistercians, order of: abbey of Citeaux
founded, i. 186 ; ii. 207 ; iii. 13, 427 ;
iv. 13, Bu. Wa. D. Be. W. ; beginning of
the order in England, ii. 37, WL; the
order of Savigny joined to, ii. 232, Wa. ;
statute in 1152 that no more abbeys be
built, ii. 235, Wa. ; threatened by Henry
U. if they receive Becket, ii. 59, WL ;
free from the taxation for the crusade
in 1188, ii. 245, Wa. ; visitation of the
abbeys of, ib, ; obliged to give a year's
wool for the ransom of Richard I., iu
248 ; the lay brethren ordered to be
removed from all monasteries of, in
consequence of the abbat of Garendon
being stabbed by a lay brother, L 23 ; ii.
250, M. Wa. ; John begs pardon of, i.
25, M. ; their escape fk^m the demands
of Innocent III., ii. 253, Wa. ; free
from John's tax of a thirteenth, ii. 259,
Wa.; their persecution by John, and
ransom extorted, i 30 ; iL 265 ; iii 451 ;
M. Wa. Be. ; forbidden by John to leave
EngUnd, il 265, Wa. ; order of John to
the abbats of, ii. 267 ; false letters ex-
torted by John, resigning their property
into his hands, ii. 268; excused from
paying tithes by Innocent III. at theLa-
teran council of 1215, i. 33, M. ; contri-
butions to Henry III. in 1225, ii. 300,
Wa.; miracles by an abbat of the order,
i. 35, M.; a Cistercian gives rise to the
slaughter at Hay ; loss to the Cistercians
in consequence, i. 79, T. ; very few abbats
at the council of London in 1237, ii. 318,
Wa. ; commemoration of SS. Benedict
and Bernard, ii. 319 ; prophetic letter to
a monk of, in 1239, iii. 1 51, D. ; forced by
Frederick II. to furnish money for new
castles, ii. 322, Wa. ; order respecting
the celebration of the octave of the Na-
IHDEX.
77
Cistercians, order of: — cont
tlvity of the B. V. M., ii. 337 ; the Papal
demand for money in 1246 extended to,
i. 277, Bu.; order respecting the lections
for S. John the Evangelist and S. Lam-
bert, ii. 338, Wa. ; the same for S. Ed-
mund, 1*6. ; exempted from the tenth
granted by Innocent IV. to Henry III. in
1254, i. 325, Bu. ; order respecting the
commemoration of SS. Dominick and
Peter Martyr, ii. 348, Wa. ; fidlure of the
attempt of Henry III. to extort money
fcom, ib. ; regulations about the tonsure
and vestments, ii. 849 ; directions for
the commemoration of S. Francis and
the B. Robert, ii. 351 ; tlie same for SS.
Antony, Margaret, and Bernard, ii. 352 ;
general prayers of, against the Tartars,
ib, ; regulations for the defence of the
privileges of the order, ib,; disagree-
ment inth Clairranx, ii. 857 ; exempted
from the tax of a tenth in 1266, ii. 104,
373, Wi. Wa.
Citeanz, abbats of :
William of Toulouse, abbat of Ssr
vigny, ii. 241, Wa. ; (Ues, ii. 242.
Peter, abbat of Pontigny, ib. ; made
bishop of Arras, ii. 243.
Bernard, abbat of Fontenay, ib, ; dies,
ii. 244.
William, abbat of La Pr^, ib, ; dies,
ii. 250.
Guy, abbat of Val. S. Mary, ib, ; made
cardinal bishop of Palestrina, ii
252 ; made archbishop of Ilheims,
i. 27, M.
Amald Amaury, sends Odo, abbat of
La Fert^, to take Farendon for the
Cistercians from John,ii. 254, Wa. ;
takes the lead agunst the Albigen-
ses, ii. 266; archbishop of Nar-
bonne, his letter respecting the
battle of Kavas de Tolosa, ii. 271.
Conrad, goes to Rome, and is made
bishop of Porto, ii. 291 ; goes
against the Albigenses, ib,
Galchems de Ochies, abbat of Long-
pont, ib. ; resigns, ii. 316.
Citeaux, abbats of :— «m/.
John, abbat of Boxley, ib,; resigns,
ii. 319.
William, abbat of La Fert^, ib,
Guy, made a cardinal, ii. 353.
Claines, chapel of, arrangement of Wor-
cester priory respecting, iv. 426, 42 7, Wo.
Qair, William de S., fights against the
English at Dunbar, iv. 527, Wo. ; taken
prisoner, ib,
Clairvaux, founded, iii. 430, Be. ; disagree-
ment with Citeaux, ii. 357, Wa.
abbats of :
S. Bernard ; see Bernard, S.
Flandrita (Fastredns), ii. 235, Wa.
Peter, dies, ii. 244.
Guy, orders a visitation of Margan, i.
32, M.
Clapiun (or Capiun), Warin de, surety for
John in his treaty with Philip II., i. 205,
Bu. ; seneschal of Normandy, besieges
Driencourt castle, 1. 207.
Clapwell (or Enapwell), Richard de, arti-
cles of heresy brought against, iii. 323,
D. ; his errors condemned by arch-
bishop Peccham, iv. 307, O. W. ; excom-
municated by archbishop Peccham, iii.
325, D. ; the provincial prior of the Do-
minicans appeals to the Pope in his
&vour, iv. 307, O. W. ; appears before
the Pope, and is silenced, iii. 341, D. ;
goes to Bologna, goes mad, and dies, ib,
Clare, S., canonized by Alexander IV., iii.
461, Be.
Gare, Richard de (second earl of Pem-
broke, earl of Strignil), invades Irehmd,
i. 16 ; ii. 239 ; iii. 22, M. Wa. D.
Gilbert de (fourth earl of Clare,
second earl of Hertford), dies, i. 48 ; 11.
55, T. Wi.
Richard de (sixth earl of Clare,
fourth earl of Hertford), swears fealty to
John, i. 199, Bu.
Gilbert de (seventh earl of Clare,
fifth earl of Hertford, sixth earl of Glou-
cester), i. 33, M. ; marries Isabella,
daughter of William Marshal, L 61, T. ;
confirms the lands and libertieB given
78
IKDEX.
Clare, Gilbert de (flerenih etitiy^cmU
by his predeceMors to Marg^, i. 33,
M. ; witnesses Magna Charta in 1225,
i. 232, Bu. ; marches against the Welsh,
i. 70, T. ; finds mines in Wales, ib.;
takes Morgan Gam, i. 36^ M. ; releases
him on receiTing hostages, i. 37 ; con-
firms the gift of a meadoir called Hen-
niere to Tewkesbury, i. 74, T. ; gives a
tree passage to Tewkesbury fbr the
water of Kemerton, ib. ; dies, 1. 38 ; it
308 ; iii. 125 ; iy. 71, 422, M. Wa. D.
W. Wo., at Penros in Britanny, L 76,
T. ; buried at Tewkesbury, i. 76 ; ii.
308, T. Wa. ; leares the wood of Mutha
to Tewkesbury, i. 76, 68, T. ; also a
silrer-gilt cross, i. 76, T. ; his two wills,
i. 76, 77 ; a stone put up OTer him, i. 80 ;
a chaplain established for his soul at
Merkyate, i. 114.
Isabella, his wife, daughter of Wil-
liam Marshal ; see Marshal.
Richard de (son of sixth earl).
murdered in London, i. 70, T.
Richard de (eighth earl of Clare,
sixth earl of Hertford, seyenth earl of
Qloncester), bom, i. 66, T. ; under the
charge of Hubert de Burgh, i. 77 ; his
rights at Tewkesbury acknowledged by
Henry HI., 1. 83 ; given over to the
bishop of Winchester on the fall of
Hubert de Burgh, i. 86 $ has the right
to the advowson of Keynsham monas-
tery, i. 92 ; his land in charge of Gilbert
Marshal, i. 96; marries Margaret de
Burgh, i 102 } ill 103 ; iv. 428, T. D.
Wo.; her death, L 105, T. ; marries
Maud de Lacy, i 106 ; ii. 818, T. Wa. ;
redeems his land in Glamorganshire, 1.
117,T. ; sends Robert, abbat of Tewkes-
bury, to quiet Glamorganshire, L 124,
T. ; requests the abbat to give six marks
annually to Roger of Pennarth, L 125 ;
attains legitimate age, but cannot have
his lands, the king being abroad, L 130 ;
his lands restored, i6. ; appoints R. of
Newcastle archdeacon of Llandaff, as lord
of Ghunotganshire, ib. ; the wood of Mu-
Clare, Richard de (eighth earl)^<*o»/.
tha restored to, by Tewkesbuiy, i. 182 ;
the abbey of Tewkesbury act as surety
for, 1. 134 ; gives an aqueduct through
his land to Tewkesbury, i. 135 ; joins in
the letter to Innocent IV. against the op-
pressions of the country, i. 283, Bu. ; his
agreement with Bermondsey respecting
the advowson of Camberwell, iii. 460, Be.;
impleads Tewkesbury fbr the advowson
of three churches, i. 137, TT. ; his fight
with the king's attendants at Newbuiy,
ib. ; goes to Pontigny, ih. ; Tewkesbury
borrows 100 marks for him fbr 1002., ib. ;
returns to England, i. 138 ; sends letters
to Tewkesbury about this loan, i. 139 ;
quit-claimed about Lapulle, ib. ; acU as
steward and butler at the enthronization
of archbishop Boniface, L 140 ; orders
an investigation into the criminal Juris-
diction of the abbey of Tewkesbury, i.
612, T. ; the question settled, and the
abbey's claim of a gallows allowed, i.
140, T. ; goes to Compostella, ib.; re-
turns, i. 141 ; knights W. de Wiltone
and P. le Botiler at Hanley, i. 142 ; tries
to destroy the liberties of the priory of
Cranbome and manor of Boveridge, i
144 ; his conduct about a thief caught
at Boveridge, i. 145 ; asks for an aid for
marrying his daughter, i. 146 ; has the
services of his tenants valued, ib. ; makes
R. Lovel his proctor at Rome, L 147 ;
keeps Easter at Tewkesbury, ib. ; im-
prisons his chamberlain Miles at Usk,
i. 149 ; goes abroad to help his brother
William, i. 151 ; bound in 11,000/. if his
son Gilbert does not marry Alice of
Angouldme, ib. ; returns to England, ib. ;
crosses to go to a tournament, i. 152 ;
returns, i. 153; rage of Henry HI.
because he will not accompany him
abroad, ib. ; goes to Ireland, ib. ; returns,
ib. ; joins Henry HL at Bordeaux, i. 154,
155; present at the marriage of prince
Edward, i. 323, Bu. ; returns to Eng-
land, i. 155, T. ; gives the answer to
Henry HI. that the barons will not cross
iKDfi:ic.
7ft
Clare, Richard de (eighth earl)— conf.
unlefls their lights are restored^ ib, ;
receiyes Thomas de Stokes as abbat of
Tewkesbury, t6. { compels the abbey to
follow his court of Fairford, i. 156 $ sent
into Scotland by Henry m., iii. 198,
D. ; frees the king and queen of Scotland
from tutelage, t6. ; his lands not injured
by the Welsh, iv. Ill, 114, W. O. ; his
limds said to be injured by them, iv. 117,
W. ; sent by Richard of Cornwall into Ger-
many, iv. 112, W. ; left in charge of the
army in Wales, iii. 203, D. ; his interyiew
with the queen at Tutbury, ib. ; leaves
Wales, iii. 204 ; has Andrew of London
elected prior of Winchester, ii. 97, Wi. j
one of the confederate barons agamst
the Poitevins, iii. 209; elected on the
barons' side at Oxford, i. 447, Bu. ;
sworn of the king's council, i. 449 ; one
of the twenty-four appointed by the
barons, i. 450 ; acts of the council con-
firmed before, i. 456 ; signs the letter to
Alexander IV. against the Poitevins, i.
174, 460, T. Bu. I poisoned at Win-
chester, but escapes, i. 460; iii. 211 ;
iv. 120, Bu. D. W. ; comes to Tewkes-
bury, and gives the kiss of peace to all,
i. 167, T. ; goes to France for peace, L
168; UL 211, T. D.; present at the
burial of prince Louis, i. 168, T. ; the es-
quirehood appeals to, against the barons,
i. 471, Bu. ; has free access to the king,
and reconciles him with prince Edward,
iii. 215, D. ; quarrels with prince Ed-
ward, i. 168, T. ; deserts Simon de
Montfort, iii. 217, D. ; dies, i. 169, 499 ;
ii. 99, 353 ; iii. 219 ; Iv. 131, 448, T.
Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. Wo. ; poisoned at
the table of Peter of Savoy, Iii. 219, D. ;
buried at Tewkesbury, I. 169, 499 ; ii.
99 ; iv. 131, 448, T. Bu. Wi. O. Wo. ;
indulgences granted by various bishops
to all who pray for his soul, i. 169, T.
William de (son of seventh earl),
bom, i. 70| T. ; knighted in London, L
143; loses his horse and arms at a
tournament, but rescued by his brother,
Clare, William de^-iMme.
1 151 ; poisoned at Winchester, i. 165,
460 ; ii. 98 ; iU. 211 J iv. 120, T. Bu. Wi.
D. W. ; poisoned at a breakfast of prince
Edward,!. 165, T. ; dies at Retheresford,
and is buried at Dureford, ib. ; the mur-
derer, W. de Scotenay, executed, L 167 ;
ii. 98 ; iv. 120, T. Wi. W.
Gilbert de (son of seventh earl),
bom, i. 72, T. ; question as to his pre-
sentation to Great Marlow, i. 122; re-
commendation of Grosseteste that he
should be provided with a benefice out
of the church, i 122, 124.
Amicia de (daughter of seventh
earl), bom, i. 64, T. ; marries Baldwin
de Redvers, i. 68.
Isabella de (daughter of seventh
earl), born, i. 68, T. ; marries R. de
BmS, i. 115.
Gilbert de (ninth earl of Clare,
seventh earl of Hertford, eighth earl of
Gloucester), bom, i. 130, T. ; engaged
under a penalty to marry Alice of An-
gouldme, L 151 ; marries her, 1. 153 ;
refuses to do homage to prince Edward,
iii. 220, D. ; at the parliament at Oxford
in 1262, iii. 221 ; joins Simon de Mont-
fort, ii. 356 ; iii. 222 ; iv. 140, 449, Wa.
D. W. Wo. } insists on the provisions of
Oxford being read in the different coun-
ties, iv. 449, Wo. ; his soldiers lay waste
the lands of the royalists, ib. ; names of
the barons confederate with him, iv. 450 ;
slaughters the Jews at Canterbury, iiL
230, D. ; proclaimed a traitor before the
battle of Lewes, ii. 101, Wi.j letter of
Henry HI. to, before the battle, iv. 451 ;
knighted by S. de Montfort before the
battle, t5. ; left behin4 by the flying Lon-
doners in the battle, iii. 232, D. ; ham-
strings the king's horse,iv. 452 ; the king
surrenders to, ii. 357, Wa. ; goes to Canter-
bury after the battle, iii. 232, D. ; protects
the Marchers, iv. 159, 160, W. ; the king
in his custody, and he rules the country
with Simon de Montfort, iv. 452, Wo. ;
by his advice all owing military service
80
INDEX.
dsLTe, Gilbert de (ninth earl) — cont,
are summoned to Northampton, iii. 234,
D. ; at the parliament in Loudon, iii. 236 ;
proposes a tournament at Dunstable,
which is prohibited by the king, iii. 238 ;
disagreement and reconciliation with S.
de Montfort, ii. 358, Wa. ; his suspicions
of S. de Montfort, ib. ; intention of S.
de Montfort to imprison him, iy. 160,
W. ; his escape, t6. ; withdraws from
S. de Montfort, It. 162, 453, O. Wo. ;
refuses to attend the tournament at
Northampton, iy. 162, W. ; goes into
the Marches, and the tournament fails,
iii. 238, D. ; goes into safer places, iv.
162, W. ; S. de Montfort with the king
and prince Edward march against, ii.
361, Wa.; in the forest of Dene, ib.;
pacified by arbiters with S. de Montfort,
ib. ; tries to seize S. de Montfort, ii. 362 ;
blockades him in Hereford, ib.; his
army grows stronger, iv. 164, O. ; comes
to terms with prince Edward, iii. 239, D.,
at Ludlow, iv. 164, W. ; prince Edward
escapes and joins him, ii. 362 ; iii. 239 ;
iy. 453, Wi. D. Wo.; his castles de-
stroyed by S. de Montfort, iii. 239, D. ;
takes Gloucester, ii. 362, Wa. ; retakes
Hulkes castle, iy. 167, W. ; breaks the
bridges oyer the Seyem, ii. 362 ; iii.
239, Wa. D. ; defeats S. de Montfort's
transport ships, iy. 167, W. ; attacks
Newport, ib. ; ravages the Marches,' ii.
363, Wa. ; surprises S. de Montfort the
younger, ii. 102 ; iv. 166, Wi. O. ; ad-
vances to Evesham with prince Edward,
ii. 102, 364 ; iii. 239 ; iv. 168, 454, Wi.
Wa. D. O. Wo.; his conduct in the
battle, iv. 173, W. ; holds a parliament
at Winchester after the battle, iv. 173,
174, 178, O. ; saves Henry Pehun from
prince Edward, ii. 369, Wa. ; one of the
twelve elected by the dictum of Kenil-
worth, ii. 372 ; iii. 243, Wa. D. ; goes
into the marches against Roger Morti-
mer, iii. 244, D. ; his wish that the dis-
inherited barons should have their lands
restored, iii. 245 ; his anger on the re-
Clare, Gilbert de (ninth earI)~coRC
fiisal of this, ib. ; is joined by many of
the disinherited, ib. ; application of the
disinherited in the isle of Ely to, iv. 198,
199, O. W. ; goes to and occupies Lon-
don, u. 105, 374 ; iii. 245 ; iv. 199,457,
Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; keeps Christ-
mas in London against the king's wish,
ii. 105, 374; iv. 457, Wi. Wa. Wo.; the
disinherited flock to him, ii. 105, 374,
Wi. Wa. ; threats of the king to him,
ii. 105, 374, Wi. Wa.; attacks the
tower, iv. 200, O. ; his endeavour to
induce the king to come to terms with
the disinherited, iv.- 199, 200, W. ; en-
deavours to make prince Edward keep
his oath, iv. 200, W. ; besieges the legate
Ottoboni in the tower, iv. 201, O. W.;
prevents a battle between the king and
the disinherited, iv. 202, 203, 0. ; sends
to his friends to join him, iv. 203, O. ;
the king advances to Stratford against,
ii. 105, 374; in. 246 ; iv. 457, Wi. Wa,
D. Wo. ; his friends stand with the king,
and join in the siege of London, iv. 204,
O. ; holds the city out against the king
for two months, iv. 204, 205, 0. ; peace
made, ii. 105, 374 ; iii. 246 ; iv. 205,
457, Wi. Wa. D. O. Wo. ; surrenders
London to the king, ii. 105, 374; iv.
205, Wi. Wa. W. ; his steward taken pri-
soner after burning a manor at Offley, iii.
246, D. ; his oath to the king, iv. 205, W. ;
leaves London, iv. 206 ; takes the cross
at Northampton, iv. 218, 458, W. Wo. ;
refuses to go to the parliament in 1269,
in fear of prince Edward, iv. 228, W. ; his
fear of leaving his lands exposed to the
incursions of the Welsh, iv. 229, W. ;
submits his differences with prince Ed-
ward to Richard, king of Germany, iv.
229, 233, W. O. ; award of king Richard,
iv. 231, W. ; he is to give up Tonbridge
and Henley castles as security for a time,
iv. 232 ; his wish that the terms should be
made clearer,t&. ; the arrangement settled
at Reading, iv. 233 ; attends the parlia-
ment in 1270,iy. 232, 233, 0. W. ; induces
INDEX.
81
Clare, Gilbert de (nioth earl) — cont
the earl of Warrenne to submit to trial, iv.
234, W. ; dissents from the arbitration
of Richard king of Germany, abont the
expenses of prince Edward's crosade, ii.
108, 376 ; Iv. 459, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; agrees
to the restoration of their lands to the
disinherited, ii. 110, 377; iv. 460, Wi.
Wa. Wo. , the manor of Sundon comes
to, after the death of Richard king of
Germany, iii. 253, D. ; swears allegiance
to prince Edward in his absence, ii. 112,
379 ; iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo, ; asserts his
right of chace over Malvern hills, iv.
476, Wo. ; goes into Wales to quell the
rising there, iii. 338, D. ; makes a truce
in Wales with Rhys ap Meredudd, iv.
311, O. W. ; connives at the escape of
Rhys to Ireland, ib.; makes a foss on
the Malvern hills against the wild beasts,
iv. 494, Wo. ; made the mouth-piece of
the barons in refusing a subsidy till the
king's return, iv. 316, O. W. ; his
opinion in the case of the Westbury pre-
bends, iv. 502, Wo. ; marries princess
Joanna, ii. 409 ; iii. 358 ; iv. 323, 502,
Wi. D. O. Wo. ; his banquet at Clerk-
en well, iv. 325, O. ; his joy on the birth
of his son, iv. 328, O. ; his quarrel with
Humphry de Bohun, earl of Hereford,
iii. 370, D. ; the king's sentence, ib, ;
inquiry of Edward I. as to his castle at
Abergavenny, iv. 506, Wo. ; goes into
Ireland, and defeats those who had at-
tacked his lands, iv. 336, O. ; his lands
attacked by the Welsh, iii. 387 ; iv. 526,
D. Wo.; the Welsh admitted to the
king's peace against his will, iv. 526,
Wo. ; dies, iii. 400 ; iv. 524, D. Wo. ;
buried at Tewkesbury, iv. 524, Wo.
-^-^— Alice of Angouldme, his wife, i.
151, 154, 169, T. ; reveals John D'Ey-
viUe*s proposed attack to Henry HI., iii.
245, D.
Thomas de (son of eighth earl),
one of the confederate barons, iv. 450^
Wo. ; knighted by S. de Montfort before
the battle of Lewes, iv. 451 ; with prince
VOL. V.
Clare, Thomas de — cont.
Edward, iv. 162, W. ; fondness of S. de
Montfort for, iv. 1 63 ; joins prince Ed-
ward in his escape, ib.; proclaimed a
deceiver by S. de Montfort, ib. ; goes on
the crusade with prince Edward, ii. 109,
376 ; iv. 459, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; dies in
Ireland, iv. 814, O. W.
Bevis de (son of eighth earl), born,
i. 136, T.
Roys de (son of eighth earl), bom.
i. 149, T.
Isabella de (daughter of eighth
earl), i. 117, T. ; marries the marquis of
Fonte-ferrato, i. 162.
Margaret de (daughter of eighth
earl), bom, i. 139, T. ; marries Edmund
earl of Cornwall, ii. Ill, 378; iii. 253;
iv. 251, 252, 461, Wi. Wa. D. W. O.
Wo. ; taken by him to Wallingford, iv.
253, W.
[Rose?] de (daughter of eighth
earl), bom at Llantrissaint, i. 150, T.
Eglentina de (daughter of eighth
earl), bora, dies, and is buried at Tew-
kesbury, i. 159, T.
Gilbert de (tenth earl of Clare,
eighth earl of Hertford, tenth earl of
Gloucester), bom, iv. 328, 505, O. Wo. ;
baptized by bishop R. Bumel, iv. 505,
Wo.; killed at Bannockbum, iv. 561,
Wo.
Margaret de (daughter of ninth
earl), given to Piers Gaveston by Ed-
ward II., iv. 560, Wo.
Isabella de (daughter of ninth earl).
bom, i. 169, T.
Maud de (daughter of Thomas, son
of eighth earl), marries Robert de Clif-
ford, iv. 523, Wo.
Bogo, or Bonus [D.] de, his inter-
ference with the revenues of the York
treasury, iv. 305, O. W. ; dies suddenly,
iii. 389, 400; iv. 517, D. Wo.
James de, sent to quiet Glamorgan-
shire, i. 124, T. ; dies, i. 168.
Clarence, Thomas, duke of, killed in
France, iii. 485, Be.
F
82
INDBX.
Clarendon, constitations of, ii. 57, 58 ; ill.
18 ; iv. 881, WL D. Wo. ; the monks of
Canterbury at, ii. 109, Wi.
Clart^ Dieu abbey, founded by the execu-
tors of Peter des Boches, ii. 328, Wa.
Claudius, subdues Britain, ii. 180 1 iii. 3,
Wa. D. ; subdues the Orkneys, ii. 130,
Wa.
Clausik, Cloufik, a disease in cattle, ii. 389 ;
iv. 473, Wi. Wo.
Cleeve, Bishop's (Cliva), a monk of Tew-
kesbury goes to the Cistercians at, but
returns, i. 86, T.
— — Hubert, rector of, confers with the
abbat of Tewkesbury respecting the
tithes of Gotherington, i. Ifl7, 184, T.
John of, gives the meadow of
Henniere to Tewkesbury, i. 74, T. ; pay-
ment to be made to, i 161.
Cleeve, Prior's (Cliva), charter of John
respecting the manor of, iv. 395, Wo. ;
church of, given to Worcester priory, iv.
403, 404 ; leased by the priory, iv. 404 ;
manor leased on W. Norman's death, iv.
425; virgate at, bought by Worcester
priory, iv. 428 ; the mill let to Thomas
the miller's son, t6. ; vicarage of, given
by Worcester priory to B., !▼. 435;
lease of, fialls in, iv. 442 ; Peter de Traci
receives seisin of a tenement in, iv. 514.
Hugh of, dies, iv, 434, Wo, ; Olive,
his widow, the priory lease half a virgate
from, ib.
Thomas of, land bought of, by
Worcester priory, iv. 443, Wo.
Clement, S., translation of, iv. 361, Wo.
Clement II., Pope, ii. 182, Wa.
Clement IH., Pope, i. 58 ; ii. 244 ; iii. 24 ;
iv. 41, 386, T. Wa. D. O. Wo. ; grants
a disme for the Crusade, ii. 245 ; iv. 41,
Wa. W. ; gives letters against the
Coventry monks to bishop Hugh de
Nonant, i. 194, Bn. ; dies, i. 21, 54 ; ii.
247 ; iii. 447 J iv. 44, 387, M. T. Wa,
Be. O. Wo.
Clement IV., Pope (Guy Ponlquois), sent
into England as legate by Urban IV., i.
180; iii. 233 ; iv. 162, 155, T. D. O.
Clement IV., Pope — conL
W. ; opposition to his entry, iii. 241 ; iv.
152, 155, D. O. W. ; summons some of
the bishops to Boulogne, iii. 234 ; iv.
156, D. W. ; orders them to excommu-
nicate S. de Montfort and his abettors,
iv. 156, W. ; puts the city of London,
and the lands of G. de Cla^e and of the
Cinque Ports under an interdict, iv. 194,
198, W. O. ; returns to Borne, iv. 153,
157, O. W. I is made Pope, iii. 468 ; iv.
153, 157, 161, Be. O. W. ; the bishops
summoned to Borne before him, iii. 241,
D. ; appoints S. Bonaventura, to the see
of York, who resigns, iv. 184, 194, W. ;
appoints W. Giffard, iv. 194, 198, W. O. ;
grants a tenth of church property for
three years to Henry HI., iii. 244 ; iv.
213, 214, 225, 457, D. W. Wo. ; sends his
chamberlain Simon to England for the
tribute, and makes the religious houses
pay his expenses, iv. 214, W. ; appoints
Nicholas of Ely bishop of Winchester,
ii. 106, 875 ; iv. 214, 216, Wi.Wa.W. O. ;
dies, ii. 107, 375; iu. 464 ; iv. 219, 220,
Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. ; his incorruptibility
respecting dispensations for pluralities,
iv. 220, W.
Clement V., Pope, iv. 841, 557, 558, O.
Wo. ; accident at his coronation, iv.
558, Wo. ; condemns the Templars, iv.
341 , 0. ; issues the Clementine constitu-
tions, but recalls them at the council of
Vienne, ib, ; goes to Avignon, ib, ; sends
the bishops of London and Mende to en-
quire into the miracles of bishop Th. de
Cantelupe, iv. 559, Wo.; consents to
the coronation of Edward IL by the
bishop of Winchester, iv. 342, 0.
Clement VL, Pope, iv. 351, O. ; confers
English dignities on his cardinals, t6. ;
his provisions quashed by Edward IH.,
ib, ; induces Edward HI. to grant a truce
after the capture of Calais, iv. 352.
CJlement, schisnuitical Pope, ii. 38, Wi. ;
anathematised at the council of Clermont,
ib.
INDEX.
88
Clement Heniy, clerk of Maurice "Fitz-
gerold, murdered in London, i. 96, T.
dementia, mother of Joanna, wife of
Llewellyn, by John, i. 101, T.
Clergy, prlYileges given to, by Henry II.,
iii. 22, D. ; heavy tax on, in 1211,
L 59, T. ; grievances of, presented to
Henry IIL in 1237,1. 254, Bu.; re^e
to pay the contribution demanded by the
Pope in 1240, i. U5, T. ; reasons against
the contribution to the Pope against the
emperor in 1244, i. 265, Bn. ; answers
to the Pope's demand of a moiety of
ecclesiastical property in 1246, i. 278 ;
objections to the Papal exactions,!. 280;
grievances of, presented to the Pope in
1246, i. 284 ; articles of enquiry, into,
in lichfield diocese, i. 296 ; articles of en-
quiry into their life and conversation, and
into that of the laity in 1253, i. 307; in-
dignation of, at the taxation for Sicily, i.
360 ; their reasons against the tax for
Sicily, L 390; grievances of, discussed
at the oonTooation in London in 1257, i.
406, and at Merton, i. 413 ; grievances
of, stated by Grosseteste, i. 422 ; privi-
leges of, compiled by B. de Marisco, i.
425 ; put out of protection by Edward I.,
iii. 405 ; iv. 840, 530, D. 0. Wo. ; their
answers to the archbishop's questions on
the tax, iii 406 ; iv. 538, D. Wo. ;
declaration respecting their taxing, iv.
535.
Clerke, John le, had disseised the prior of
Dunstable of land in Wadlow, iii. 378,
D. ; fined, iii. 381.
Clerkenwell, the prior of, sent to the
general chapter at Ardres, iii. 135, D.
Robert Hales, prior of, account of
his murder, iii. 416.
prince Edward at the hospital, iii.
222.
Qermont, William Dauphin I., oonnt of,
Frederick H. asks for aid from, iii. 153,
D.
Clermont, eonnoil o^ ii. 38 ; iii. 428 ; iv.
13, Wi Be. O.
Cleveland, GeofiBrey Mnschamp, archdeacon
of, made bishop of Lichfield, iv. 4d, O.
Clidesho, given by OflEa to Worcester, iv,
366, Wo.
Clifford, Walter de (second baron Cliflbrd),
at the dedication of Worcester cathedral,
iv. 409, Wo. .
Walter de (third baron), cause of
the war between Henry m. and B.
Marshal, iv. 425, Wo. ; signs the confir-
mation of Magna Charta in 1236, i. 104,
T.
Roger de (son of second baron),
dies, i. 79, T.
John de, dies, iii. 172, D,
Roger de (fourth baron), joins
Simon de Montfort, iii. 222, D. ; goes
over to prince Edward, iii. 225 ; his wife
in Gloucester castie, iii. 227 ; sufiTered to
escape after the battle of Lewes, iii. 232;
saves John Fits John at Evesham, iv.
172, O. ; goes into the marches, occupies
various casties, and lays waste the
country, iii. 234, D. ; exiled, iii. 235;
justice of the forest at Winchester in
1269, ii. 107, Wi.; goes to the Holy
Land with prince Edward, ii. 109, 376;
iv. 459,Wi.Wa.Wo.; brings Gaston de
Beam to Edward I., ii. 120 ; iv. 469,
WL Wo. ; seised by David of Wales
in his bed, iii. 291, D., at Hawarden, iv.
481, Wo. ; carried off by Llewellyn and
David to Snowdon, ii. 397 ; iv. 485, Wa.
Wo.; mortally wounded, and taken
prisoner by David, iv. 288, O. W.
Isabella de Vipont, his wife, buried
in Worcester cathedral, iv. 550, Wo.
Roger de (son of fourth baron).
death of, iii. 292, D.
Robert de (fifth baron), marries
Maud de Clare, iv. 523, Wo.
Simon de, buried in Worcester
cathedral, iv. 542, Wo.
Clifton, near Nottingham, iii 360, 362, D.
Clinton, Geoffrey de, falsely accused of
treason, ii. 222, Wa.
Clipstone, B. de, dies, i. 78, T.
F 2
84
INDEX.
Clipstone^Bridge, William of, serves on a
jury, iiL 807, D.
Cliva ; see Cleere.
Clodo, king of the Franks, iv. 362, Wo.
Clodomir, son of Clovis, king at Orleans,
iv. 363, Wo.
Clone, William de, decision of, respecting
certiun houses at Bromsgrove, iv. 480,
Wo.
Cloptone, Robert de, a meadow bought of,
by Worcester priory, iv. 429, Wo.
Clothaire I., son of Clovis, king at Soissons,
iv. 363, Wo.
— IL, punishes Brunchildis, iv. 364.
. III., son of Clovis II., king of the
Franks, ib, ; dies, ib.
Clovis L, king of the Franks, marries Cro-
tildis, iv. 362, Wo ; baptized by S. Be-
migius, ii. 146 ; iv. 362, Wa. Wo. ; holds
a synod at Orleans, ii. 147, Wa. ; dies,
iv. 363, Wo. ; division of his kingdom,
ib.
II., king of the Franks, ii. 151 ; iv.
364, Wi. Wo. ; dies, iv. 364, Wo.
IIL, king of the Franks, iv. 365,
Wo.
Clngny, founded, ii. 163 ; iii. 10, Wa. D.,
by William the Pious, duke of Aquitaine,
iv. 369, Wo. ; dedicated by Innocent II.,
iii. 484, Be.
' abbats of:
Bemo, ii. 163 ; iv. 369, Wa. Wo. ;
ordained by archbishop Gedcon, iv.
369, Wo. ; before his death appoints
Odo on certain conditions, ii. 1 64,Wa.
Odo, ib,
Ademar, ii. 165.
Maiolus, ib,
Odilo, ii. 169 ; his character, ib. ; esta-
blishes the observance of All Souls'
Day,ii. 170 ; dies, ii. 182.
Ilugh, t^. ; dies, ii. 213 ; iii. 431, Wa.
Be.
Pontius, ii. 213 ; iii. 431, Wa. Be.
Peter the Venerable, Henry de Blois
sends his treasure out of England
by, U. 237, Wa.
Clngny, abbats of: — cont.
William, abbat of Kamsey, i. 52 ; ii.
61, T. Wi.; dies, ii. 73, Wa. [an
error] .
Hugh, abbat of Reading, ii. 73, 251,
252 ; iv. 390, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; had
been prior of Lewes, ii. 244, Wa.
Helias, iv. 390, Wo.
Cnihtone (Enitetone), Henry de, arrange-
ment of Worcester priory respecting his
land,iv. 421, Wo.
Hugh de, his land obtained for
Worcester priory by prior Ralph, iv.
397, Wo. ; income from, given to the
infirmary, iv. 400.
Ralph de, dies, iv. 412, Wo.
Cnot, Thomas, of Tottemhoe, restores land
to Dunstable priory, iii. 141, D.
Cnut, comes to England, i. 1 84, Bu. ; elected
king, ii. 14, 174, Wi. Wa; defeated by
^thelred, and flies to Denmark, ii. 14,
Wi. ; returns and conquers most of
England, ib. ; at Gainsborough with his
army, ii. 174, Wa. ; his compact with the
men of Lindsey, ib. ; goes to Sandwich
with his army,iL 175; his cruelties, t6. ; at
Sandwich, ib. ; Edric submits to, ib. ; de-
vastates the country, ib. ; his war with
Edmund Ironside, ii. 175 ; iv. 3, Wa. O. ;
makes Yric earl of Northumberland, ii.
176, Wa. ; goes to London, i6. ; besieges
London,46. ; wins the battle of Assandun,
ii. 15, 1 77,Wi. Wa. ; makes peace with Ed-
mund Ironside, and divides the kingdom,
ii. 15, 177 ; iv. 4, Wi. Wa. O. ; sole king,
ii. 15, 177 ; iii. 11 ; iv. 3, 4, 371, Wi. Wa.
D. O. Wo. ; divides the country into
four portions, ii. 177, Wa. ; proclama-
tion in &vour of the English and the
laws of Alfred, ii. 15, Wi. ; marries
Emma, ii. 15, 177 ; iv. 4, Wi. Wa. O. ;
holds his government at Winchester, ii.
15, Wi. ; puts Edric to death, ib. ;
builds a church at Assandun, ib. ; goes
to Denmark, ii. 177, Wa. ; returns, and
holds a gemot at Cirencester, ib, ; exiles
Thorkell, ib. ; his greatness, ib. ; story
of the sea, ii. 178 ; goes to the Isle of
INDEX.
85
Cnnt — cont,
Wight, 1*6. ; restores the destroyed monas-
teries, ii. 16, Wi. ; founds St, Edmunds-
buiy, ii. 16; iii. 11, Wi. D. ; translates
S. -^phege, ii. 16, Wi. ; goes to Den-
mark, and is defeated by the Swedes, ii.
179, Wa. ; goes to Norway, i. 184 ; ii.
179, Bu. Wa. ; defeats Olaf in Norway,
ii. 179, Wa. ; returns to England, i. 184 ;
ii. 179, Bu. Wa. ; goes to Rome, i. 184 ;
iL 16, 179; iii. 11 ; iv. 371, Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. Wo. ; his letter from Rome, ii.
46; iii. 12, Wi. D. ; his offerings at
Rome, iii. 11, D. ; his gifts to Winches-
ter, ii. 16, Wi. ; goes to Scotland, and
Malcolm II. submits to him, ii. 179 ; iv.
337, Wa. O. ; king of four realms, iv. 337,
O. ; makes Harthacnut king of the
Danes, and Sweyn of the Norwegians,
iv. 371, Wo. ; dies, i. 184; ii. 16; iv.
371, Bu. Wi. Wo.; dies at Shaftes-
bury, ii. 180, Wa. ; buried at Winches-
ter, ii. 16, 180, Wi. Wa.
Cnut IV., king of Denmark, his attempt
on England, ii. 193, Wa. ; intends to
invade England, but remains at home,
ii. 34, 195, Wi. Wa. ; murdered by the
Danes, ii, 35, 198, Wi. Wa.
Cnut VL, king of Denmark, i. 207, Bu. ;
takes the count of Holstein in battle,
iii. 96, D. ; dies, ib.
Cnwglas (Conglas) castle, capture of, iv.
447, Wo,
Cobham church given to Bermondsey by
Henry I., iii, 434, Be. ; college of five
chaplains at, iii. 477, Be.
Cobham (Cobbame), Roger of, justice
itinerant at Winchester, ii. 91, WL
John of, justice itinerant at Dun-
stable, iii. 175, D. ; justice itinerant at
Worcester, iv. 439, Wo. ; dies, iii. 182, D.
John of, perambulates Feckenham
forest, iv. 545, Wo.
John of, composition of, with
Bermondsey respecting Cobham church,
iii. 477, Be.
Cobilingtone, Walter de, buys a solar, &c.
from Dunstable priory, iii. 388, D.
Cockford (Cokeford), William, prior of,
dies, iii. 135, 139, D.
Codele, Thomas de, appointed to peram-
bulate the forests, iv, 536, Wo.
Coenred, king of Mercia, ii. 6, Wi. ; goes
to Rome, and becomes a monk, ii. 154 ;
iii. 9, Wa. D.
Coenred, king of Northumbria, ii. 155, Wa.
Cogan, chapel of, had been let to R. de
Sumery, i. 110, T. ; the son of William
de Keymin presented to, ib.
Cogan, Richard, lord of, i. 1 10, T.
Coinage :
new in 1157, iv. 380, Wo.
in 1158, ii. 238 ; iiL 18, Wa. D.
in 1179, ii. 62,Wi.
in 1180, i. 52 ; ii. 242 ; iv. 384,
T. Wa. Wo.
in 1181,iii. 445, Be.
in 1205, ii. 79, Wi.
in 1209, in Ireland, iii. 32, D.
in 1247, i. 285 ; iL 339 ; iii. 175 ;
iv. 96, 438, Bu. Wa. D. W.
Wo.
m 1248, i. 137, ii. 91, T. Wi.
in 1279, ii. 391 ; iii. 280; iv.
477, Wa. D. Wo.
in 1339, iii. 473, Be.
in 1861, iii. 475, Be.
-^— disturbance in consequence of the
clipped coin in 1205, ii. 256, Wa. ; bad
state of the coinage in 1247, ii. 339,
Wa. ; order respecting clipped coin in
1247, iv. 96, W. ; the com injured by
the Jews and others in 1278, iv. 278,
O. W. ; their punishment, iv. 279, 474,
O. W. Wo. ; the moneyers escape, iv. 279,
0. W. ; inquiry into the state of tiie coin-
age in 1279, iii. 281, D. ; proclamation
of Edward I. respecting, in 1279, iv.
280, O. W. ; places appointed for
changing, ib, ; bad pennies to have the
value of halfpennies in 1299, iv. 543,
Wo. ; bad money condemned by Edward
1. in 1300, iv. 340, O.
Coiners, punished at Winchester in 1124,
i. 11, M.; mutilated and fined by Henry
I. in 1125, J, 45 ; ii. 47, 219; iv. 377,
86
INDEX.
Coiners — cont
T. Wi. Wa. Wo ; seized and punished by
Henry 11. in 1167, ii. 56, Wi.; in 1168,
11. 238, Wa. ) ponished by Edward I. in
1278, ii. 390, Wa.
Cokenhatch (Cokenage), land in, given to
Beimondsey, and sold to the prior of
Boyston, iii. 443, Be. ; arrangement
respecting, iii. 447.
Colchester gaol, iii. 354, D.
' abbey, William de Spaldeiryk,
abbat of, justice itinerant at Hertford,
iii. 195, D.
Colchester, S'. Osyth's, near ; see Chiche.
Edgiva, lady of, iv. 369, Wo.
archdeacons of :
Hugh, dies, iii. 148, D.
Fulk Loyel, elected bishop of Lincoln,
but declines, iv. 283, O. W.
Colechurche, Peter, chaplain of, builds
London bridge, ii. 240, Wa. ; dies, ii.
266 ; buried in the chapel on the bridge,
ii. 257.
Coleman's land confirmed to Bermondsey
by Henry II., iii. 442, Be.
Colewike, R. de, action of bishop W. de
Cantelupe against, iv. 429, Wo.
Colincheam, John de, sent into the Peak
country, iii. 160, D.
Cologne, archbishops of :
elect to the empire, i. 196, Bu.
Beginald comes to England for princess
Matilda, iii. 19, D. ; the altars at
-which he had celebrated over-
thrown, ib.
Philip of Heinsberg, Richard 1. de-
livered by his hands, i. 190, Bu. ;
does homage to Bichard I., 1. 191 ;
summons Bichard L to the election
of the emperor, L 195.
Engelbert, murdered, iii. 96, D.
Conrad of Hohenstadt, elects Henry
Baspe emperor, iv. 93, W. ; elects
William, count of Holland, iv. 95 ;
besieges Aachen, ib, ; price paid
to, by Richard of Cornwall for his
election, iv. 113; present at the
election, iv. 114; goes to &tch B.
Cologne, archbishops of i— cont,
Conrad of Hohenstadt-'-cottf.
of Cornwall, iii. 802; iv. 115, D.
W. ; crowns him at Aachen, i. 394 ;
iv. 116, Bu. W.
Siegfried of Westerburg, taken prisoner
by the duke of Brabant, il 407, Wa.
Colonna, John de, attacks the followers of
Frederick II., iii. 114, D. ; tries to
mediate between Frederick II. and
Gregory IX., iii. 154.
James and Peter de, cardinals,
deposed and deprived by Boniface VIII.,
Iv. 339, 531, O. Wo. ; decrees of Boni-
face VHL against, Iv. 532, Wo.; appeal
to a general council, ib, ; their adherents
excommunicated by Boniface VHL, ib, ;
their treatment of Boniface VIIL, iv.
339, O.
Columban, 8., comes to Britain from Ire-
land, iu 148, Wa.
Colvill (Colevile), William de (second
baron), Biham fastle adjudged to, iii.
64, D.
— — Walter de (fourth baron), captured
by prince Edward at Eenilworth, ii. 364,
Wa.
Colys, Bichard, bailiflT of Worcester, swears
to obey the mandates of the church, and
does penance for breach of sanctuary in
the cathedral, iv. 664, Wo.
Comans, princes of, their conversion, iii.
112, D.
Combe, abbey of, founded by Bichard de
Camville, ii. 233, Wa. ; the church dedi-
cated, ii. 343.
abbats of:
Martin dies, ii. 241, Wa.
Balph, lb, ; dies, U. 242.
Erminfrid, ib, ; deposed, ii. 243.
William, prior of Wobum, ib* j dies,
ii. 248.
Michael resigns, ii. 315.
Robert, ib, ; dies, ib,
William, subprior of Garendon, ib.
Roger, monk of Wayerley, ii. 317 ;
dies, ii. 319.
Roger, ib.
tnoEx.
87
Combe, abbats of i—^aonL
William of Chester, monk of Wayer-
ley, ii. 828 ; dies, ii. 363.
Warin iresigns, il 892 j iv. 476, Wa.
Wo.
Jordan de Twangham, prior of Waver-
ley, il 892 ; iv. 476, Wa. Wo.
Comestor, Feter, iii. 446, Be.
Comets :
in971,ii. 167, Wa.
in 1005, ii. 171, Wa.
in 1066,1. 3; IL 189; It. 9, 372, M.
Wa. W. Wo.
in 1097, i. 6 ; ii. 206 ; iii. 429 ; iv.
13, M. Wa. Be. O. W.
in 1096, ii. 207, Wa.
in 1106, i. 9 ; ii. 42, 211 j iv. 15, 374,
M. Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo.
in 1110, ii. 43, 214 j iii. 431, Wl Wa.
Be.
in 1114, ii. 216 ; iii. 482, Wa. Be.
in 1115,1. 10,11
inll44,i. 46, T.
in 1145, ii. 63 ; iii 487, Wi. Be.
in 1197, L 65 ; ir. 389, T. Wo.
in 1222, ii. 297 ; iii. 77, Wa. D.
in 1240, iy. 431, Wo.
in 1260, iL 98, Wi.
in 1266, iy. 176, W.
in 1274, iy. 467, Wo.
in 1298, iy. 540, Wo.
in 1301, iy. 660, Wo.
Comin, G., held the church of the Holy
Trinity at Tewkesbury, i. 101, T. ; dies,
t6.
Compile, Louis VIll. at, iii. 81, D.
Compton, little (Compedene), lands at,
belonging to Tewkesbury abbey, i.
108, 138, T. ; held by Giles Scissor
(Caryer), i. 168.
Comyn, John, submits his claim to Scot-
land to Edward L, ii. 410 ; ill. 368 ; iy.
507, 508, Wa. D. Wo.
his son, murdered by Bruce, iy.
341, 557, O. Wo.
Conan slays Constantine, IL 148, Wa.;
king of the Britons, t6.
Conan IY., count of Britannyi «m Bri-
tanny, counts of.
Conan of Wales, feigns himself a leper, is
captured at Brecknock, and brought to
Edward I., iy. 622, Wo» ; imprisoned by
Edward I., ib. ) executed at Hereford,
ib.'
Conception of the Blessed Virgin, feast of,
established in England, L 46 ; iv. 377,
T. Wo.
Conches (Conchis), L 203, Bu.
Coningham, William of (Wilkin), slays
many French in Sussex, iii. 46, D.
Conquest, John, serves on a jury, iii. 553,
D.
Conrad II.) emperor, ii. 178, Wa. i defeats
the Slaves and Hungarians, ii. 179.
Conrad IQ., emperor, iii. 436, Be. j crusade
0^ i. 14, 47 ) iL 231 ; iii. 488 ; iv. 86,
M. T. Wa. Be. O. W. $ returns, IL 283,
Wa. ; dies, ii. 235.
Conrad, son of Firederick I.^ dies, L 188,
Bu.
Conrad, son of Frederick II., made king
of Germany, iii. 153, D. ; his wife, ib, ;
mention of, in his father's will, L 289,
Bu. ) possesses himself of Sicily, i. 339,
Bu. ( his injury to the Pope, iii. 181, D.;
dies, U. 94 ; his son threatened by Man-
fred, L 395, Bu. ; his daughter, iv. 301, 0.
Conrad of Suabia, Count Palatine of the
Bhine, does homage to Bichard L, i.
191, Bu.
Conrad, archbishop of Cologne ; see Co-
logne, archbishops of.
Conrad de Duce sent by Bohemund to
Henry in.,L 371, Bu.
Constable, Simon le, before the justices at
York, iii. 377, D. ; dies in prison, ib.
Constance of Beam ; see Beam, Constance
de.
of Britanny, married to Geoffiey
Phintagenet, iiL 19 j iv. 87, D. W.j
gives up Arthur to Philip II., L 198,
Bu. ; dies, i. 208.
-• of Castile, marries Louis VII., ii.
236, Wa.
88
INDEX.
Constance of Sicily, manies the emperor
Henry VI., iii. 28, D.
daughter of Louia VI., married to
prince Eustace, iv. 27, W.
daughter of Manfred, married to
Pedro III. of Arragon, iv. 486, Wo.
Constance, lady, dies, 1. 106, T.
Constantine made emperor in Britain, iii.
5, D. ; orders the heathen temples to be
destroyed, i6. ; his body found at Car-
narvon, ii. 401, Wa. ; his Other's body,
iv. 489, Wo.
Constantine succeeds Arthur, 11. 3, 4, 148,
Wi. Wa. ; killed by Conan, and buried
at Stonehenge, ii. 148, Wa.
Constantine IIL, king of Scotiand, defeated
and killed by ^thelstan, ii. 10 ; iy. 337 ;
Wi. O.
Constantine ; see Fitz-Athulf.
Constantine, taxation of, at Dunstable, iii.
259, D.
Constantinople, council of, iii 6 ; iv. 361,
D. Wo. ; S. Sophia's restored, ii. 3, Wi. ;
taken by the Latins, iv. 25, 392, W.
Wo.; in danger from the pagans in
1289, iii. 150, D.
— — the patriarchy Grervase II., at the
fourth Lateran council, iL 284, Wa.
Constantius dies at York, iii. 5, D.
Cook (Cocus, Cou, Cu), Colin, suit of,
against Dunstable priory, iii. 218, D.
Greoffiey le, monies paid by, iii.
375.
John, fraud of, reipecting Charlton,
m. 815.
354.
John, his son, of Newbottle, iii.
Philip de, steward of William de
Beauchamp, iii. 172, D.
Corbath, Hoger, dies, i. 79, T.
Corbavia, Peter, bishop of, dedicates S.
Saviour's, Bermondsey, iii. 473, Be.
Corbet, Robert, at the dedication of Wor-
cester cathedral, iv. 409, Wo.
W., arrangement of, with Tewkes-
bury as to a tenement, i. 97, T.
Corbin, Roger, holds a chapel at Trevalga,
i. 108, T.
Corbridge (Cordis-brygge), stone causeway
erected at, iii. 402, D.
Corfe (Corwh, Corvum), castle of, fortified
by Robert, earl of Gloucester, ii. 51,
Wi. ; Griffith imprisoned in, ii. 68 ; the
Poitevins starved in by John, i. 26, M. ;
Peter of Pontefract imprisoned in, iv. 58,
W. ; surrendered to Louis, iiL 46, D. ;
given up by Peter de Mauley, iii. 68, D. ;
Stephen Longespce put in charge of, L
458, Bu. ; conmiitted by S. de Montfort
to his son Simon, iv. 453, Wo. ; Aimeiy
de Montfort imprisoned in, iv. 267, O. ;
Edward U. said to have been murdered
in, iii. 472, Be.
Cork, general chapter of Franciscans at,
iv. 505, Wo.
Com, price of, in 1125, i. 12 ; ii. 220, M.
Wa. ; in 1196, iv. 48, W.; in 1197, ii.
65 ; iv. 48, Wi. W. ; in 1203, i. 57 ; iv.
392, T. Wo. ; in 1227, iv. 420, Wo ; in
1234, i. 95, T.; in 1246, iv. 96, W. ;
scarcity of, in 1252, iii. 186, D. ; in
1253, iv. 442, Wo. ; price in 1253, iii.
189, D. ; scarcity in 1255, iii. 199, D. ;
in 1257, iii. 207, D. ; in 1258, iv. 445,
Wo. ; price in 1258 at Northampton,
Bedford, and Dunstable, iii. 208, D. ;
price in London and throughout Eng-
land in 1261, iii. 462, Be.; abundance,
and consequent low price in 1288, iv.
495, Wo. ; price in 1294, iv. 516, Wo. ;
in 1315, iv. 561, Wo. ; in 1316, iii. 470,
Be. ; in 1370, iii. 414, D.
Comhill, Reginald of, expels the Canter-
bury monks, iiL 450, Be. ; the lands of
the see of Canterbury under the chaige
of, ii. 259, Wa,
William of; see Lichfield, bishops
of.
Cornishmen shake o£f the yoke of the
foresters, i. 26, 27, M.
Cornwall, justices itinerant in, in 1233,
iii. 135, D.
William deBodringham, archdeacon
of, at Dunstable, iii. 408, D.
Cornwall, Baldwin, earl of [?], dies in
1188, ii. 245, Wa.
INDEX.
89
Cornwall, Henry, fifth earl of, gives up his
castles to Pandnlph for the king, iii. 60,
D.
Richard, sixth earl, son of John ;
see Richard of Cornwall.
Edmand, seventh earl, second son of
Richard of Cornwall, closely imprisoned
by Simon de Montfort after Lewes, iv.
153, W. ; released after Evesham, iv.
175, W. ; follows prince Edmund to the
Cnisade, but returns on his brother's
moider, iv. 243, W. ; marries Margaret
de Clare, ii. Ill, 378; iii. 253; iv. 251,
252, 461, Wi. Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ; suc-
ceeds his father as earl of Cornwall,
ii. Ill, 378; iv. 251, 461, Wi. Wa.
W. Wo. ; does homage to Henry HI.,
ii. Ill, 378; iv. 461, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
receives his father's inheritance, iv. 251,
W.; knighted by Henry III, ii. Ill,
378 ; iv. 251, 253, 461, WL Wa. W. O.
Wo. ; takes his wife to Wallingford, and
celebrates his nuptials, iv. 253, W. ;
founds Rewley abbey at Oxford, ii. 397 ;
iii. 287 ; iv. 480, Wa. D. Wo. ; Thomas
de Cantelupe leaves his heart to, iv. 483,
Wo. ; founds the college of Bonhommes
at Ashridge, ui. 305, D. ; has the church
dedicated, iii. 326, D. ; made regent
during the absence of Edward I. in 1286,
ii. 404 ; iv. 306, Wa. O. W. ; goes into
Wales against the Welsh, ii. 405, Wa. ;
advances against Rhys ap Meredndd, and
takes his castle, iv. 310, O. W.; his
return, iv. 311, O. W. ; builds a chapel
at Abingdon, iv. 499, Wo. ; at the trans-
lation of S. Frideswide, iv. 318, 0. W. ;
his quarrel with Dunstable, iii. 407, D. ;
his treasure brought by Edward I. fh>m
Berkhampstead to London, iv. 529, Wo. ;
dies, iv. 340, 547, O. Wo.; makes
Edward I. his heir, iv. 547, Wo. ; buried
at Hayles, iv. 549, Wo.
the earldom returns to the crown.
iv. 340, O.
Thomas of Brotherton appointed
earl by Edward I., iv. 547, Wo.
Cornwall, Piers Gaveston made earl, iv.
560, Wo. ; see Graveston, Piers.
Comwood (Comwode), in Newnham,
assart of, iv. 438, Wo.
Corteis (Curteys), R., causes a quarrel
between Tewkesbury and the bishop of
Worcester by false letters firom Rome,
i. 65, T.
' Simon le, suit of, iii. 270, D.
Cosroes, kills his &ther Ormisdas, ii. 4,
Wi.
Cotel, William, appealed against for Simon
Mustard's death, iii. 306, 310, D. ; ac-
quitted, iii. 307.
Cou ; eee Cook.
Coucy (Cusy), Raoul de, killed in Egypt,
i. 286, Bu.
Mary de, mother of Alexander IH.
of Scotland, present at his marriage
with Margaret, i. 296, Bu.
Councillors of Henry III., in 1257, oath
of, i. 395, Bu.
Cour9on, Robert de, cardinal, at the siege
of Damietta, iii. 55, D.
Courcy (Corci, Curci, Kurchi), Robert de
(fourth baron), killed in Wales, iv. 30, 0.
John de (sixth baron), earl of
Ulster, i. 207, Bu.
Robert de, legate in France, me-
diates between France and England in
1213, iii. 42, D.
Ingelram de, left by Louis in
England during his absence, iii. 48, D.
Courtenay, Alice de, countess of Angon-
16me, puts herself under John's protec-
tion, ii. 274, Wa,
Courteray, Bartholomew and John de, en-
close lands at Rotherhithe, iii. 457, Be.
Courtrai, defeat of the French near, iv.
552, Wo.
Cousche, William la ; see Zouche.
Coutances, Geofirey of, joins the conspiracy
against William II., ii. 198, Wa. ; goes
to Bristol, and plunders Bath and Berke-
ley, ii. 199.
-^— Walter of; see lincoln, bishops of.
90
IKDfiX.
Coyent^, giren to Robert, bishop of Ches-
ter, bjr Henry I., iL 40, Wi. ; the monks
expelled by bishop Hugh de No&ant, i.
23, 54, 189 ; ii. 67, 247 ; iy. 44, 887,
M. T. Bo, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. j the
expulsion confirmed by bishop Long-
champ, ii. 64, Wi. ; restored by arch-
bishop Hubert, i. 23, 194; ii. 67, 261 ;
iii. 27 ; iy. 44, 49, 889, M. Bn. Wi. Wa.
D. W. O. Wo.; restored through the
agency of one Thomas, i. 54, T. i re-
coyer all they had lost, i« 66, T. ; letter
of Pope Celestine III. on this, i. 194, Bu. ;
their quarrel with lichfield, with respect
to the election of the bishop, iii. 90, 104,
D. ) the quarrel settled, L 244 ) iii. 104,
Bu.* D. ; suit respecting the bishop's yisi-
tation decided against them, iiL 143, D. ;
jusfioes itinerant at, in 1232, iy. 423,
Wo.
Coyentry, priors of :
Joibert, or Gorbert, prior of Wenlock,
i. 56 ; ii. 67 } iy. 889, T. Wi. Wo.
Geoffirey, elected bishop, but the elec-
tion quashed, iiL 90, D. ; suspended
for not admitting yisitors, i. 89, T. ;
appeals to the Pope, and goes to
Bome, ib. ; quarrels with the abbat
of S. Augustine's, Bristol, i. 90;
dies, i. 102.
William de Brithwauton, sent to arch-
bishop Boniface for confirmation of
the election of B. de Meuleng to
lichfield, i. 378, Bu. ; appoints
proctors for the chapter, ib. ; sum-
moned to appear at the conyocation
in London in 1257, i. 402.
Thomas de Payy, judge in a cause of
appeal between Dunstable and
Derley, iii. 286, D.
— *- monks of:
N., the precentor appointed proctor
for the chapter, i. 878, Bu.
John of Oxford and William of S.
Nicholas appointed to take the yotes
at the election to the bishoprick in
1256, i. 379.
Coyentry, archdeacon of, letter to, from
Bustand, i. 354, Bu« ; cited to appear at
the conyocation in London in 1257, i.
402, Bu.
bishops of ) tee Lichfield^
Cowhurst, Laurence de, iii. 380, D.
Crachale, John dei see Bedford, arch-
deacons of.
CramniuS; son of Lothaire, king of France,
killed by his father, ii. 4, Wi.
Cranboume, abbey of, transferred to
Tewkesbury, ii. 34 j iy. 873, Wi. Wo. ;
Grerold, abbat of, ii. 34, Wi.; the body
of Gilbert de Clare brought to, i. 76, T. ;
Adam de Prestune, prior of, is to pay a
sum for B. Fromund to Tewkesbury, i.
129 ; he dies, i. 169 ; trial of the juris-
diction of the abbat of Tewkesbury at,
i. 518 ; arrangement about the gallows
at, i. 140 ; thieyes hanged at, caught in
the liberty of the abbat of Tewkesbury,
i. 140, 144, 611, 516 ; B. de Clare tries
to destroy the liberty of^ i. 144 ; a thief
taken at Boyeridge brought to, i. 145 ;
the church dedicated, L 148, 150.
Cranford, Nicholas de, dies, i. 123, T.
Crawley (Craule, Craueleye),men of, fined,
iii. 113, D. ; demesne in, giyen to Dun-
stable priory, iii 177 ; a bill filed for
this, iii. 178 ; sheepfold built at, iii. 180;
pigeon house built at, iiL 183 ; cowhouse,
iii. 188; scarcity of com at, iiL 199;
manor injured by Ida de Beauchamp,
iii. 215 1 oxen taken from, by Isabella
de Portibus, iii. 249.
Crecyf battle of, iii. 474 ; iy. 351, Be. O.
Credyntone ; see Tredington.
Creinping, Walter de, one of the con-
federate barons, iy. 450, Wo.
Crek, Roger, besieges Caennarthen, L 92,
T.
Crema, John of, cardinal legate, goes
through England, and presides at a coun-
cil at Westminster, L 11 ; ii. 47,219, M.
Wi. Wa. ; goes to Normandy, ii. 219,
Wa,; Ralph Passeflabere accused before,
ii. 47, Wi. ; scandalous story of, at Dur-
ham, ib. ; returns to Bome, ii. 48.
INDEX.
91
Crema, Camflnnfl of, a pension giTen to,
by Worcester priory, iv. 416, Wo. ;
goes to Bome for the priory from Oxford,
ib, } B. Martin'si Worcester, giyen to, iy.
416.
Cremona, iiL 117, D.
Crepin, Balph, wounded by Lawrence
Ducket in West Chepe, iii. 314 $ iy» 469,
D. Wo.
Crescentiis, Gregory de, cardinal, dies> iv.
69,0.
Cressingham, Hugh de, justice itinerant in
the North, iv. 512, Wo.
Crikeledebume, a brook near Waverley,
ii. 342, Wa.
Crips, Walter, of Dunstable, fined, iiL 316,
D.
Crispin, R, L 124, T.
William, captured at Tenchebrai
by Henry L, iL 212, Wa. ; outlawed by
him, ii. 214.
Crokedeac, Adam, justice, suits of the prior
of Worcester befbre, iv. 641, Wo.
Crokesden abbey, founded, L 187, Bu.
Crokesleye, John de, chooses the knights
for the perambulation of Feckenham
forest, iv. 535, Wo.
Cropthome church, ^ven by Offii to Wor-
cester, iv. 366, Wo. ; comes into tlie
hands of the prior of Worcester, iv. 401 ;
given to M. de Cantelupe, iv. 428 ; given
to Michael, and the vicarage to D., iv.
434; given to Peter de Piritone, iv.
539 ; he is presented a second time, iv.
540.
— ^— a moiety of two mills at, bought
by Worcester priory, iv. 447.
Cross, sign of,seen on dresses in 767, iv. 367 ,
Wo. ; found near the Thames in 1 1 1 7, iii.
432, Be. ; sign of, seen in the moon in
1 156, iii. 440, Be. ; taken by the Saracens,
ii. 63, 245 ; iii 24, 446, Wi. Wa. D. Be. ;
restored to the Christians, i. 66 ; ii. 84 ;
iii. 455 J iv. 414, T. Wi. Be. Wo. ; sign
of, seen in the air in 1217, iii. 53, D. ;
portion of, in Wales, given to Edward
Cross— coftfc
I., ii. 401 1 iv. 489, Wa. Wo. j brought
by him to Westminster and offered on
the high altar of Westminster, ii. 402 ;
iv. 493, Wa. Wo.
Crotildis, wiib of Clovis L, iv. 362, Wo.
Crowan, 8., church of, given to Benedict
of 8. Wenn by Tewkesbury, i. Ill, T. ;
his death, i. 120 ; given to Deodatus, i.
120, 121 *, exchange of, made by Exeter
with Tewkesbury, i« 128 ; given up to
Tewkesbury by Deodatus fbr certain
sums, i. 141 } put out to lease to Oliver,
a chaplain, i6. ; the chapel at Treverick
not to interfere with it, i. 148.
Crowcombe manor, given to the church of
Winchester by Qitha, ii. 26, Wi. .
Crowle (Crohleye, Croule), given to Wor-
cester priory by bishop Heabert, iv. 563,
Wo. ; the wood bought, iv. 429.
Croydon church, exchanged by archbishop
Courtenay for Whaddon manor with
Bermondsey, iii. 481, Be.
Croyland, burnt, ii. 37, Wi. ; S. Guthlac,
the first monk in, dies, iv. 866, Wo. ;
abbat Henry de Longchamp dies, iii. 144,
D.
Croyser, William, concealed at Dunstable
during the riots of 1381, iii. 418, D.
Crusades, the first, i. 6, 44, 185; ii. S8,
206; iii. 429; iv. 13, M. T. Bu. Wi.
Wa. Be. O. W. ; the second, i. 14, 47,
186; ii. 53, 231; iii. 438; iv. 25, 379,
M. T. Bu. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ;
collections for, in England, in 1167, iii.
19, D. ; the third, i. 19, 54, 188 ; ii. 63,
246 ; iii. 24, 446 ; iv. 41, 386, 387, M.
T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; a
tenth given in England for, in 1188, iv.
41, O. W. I a fortieth granted for, by
Pope Innocent HI. in 1202, iii. 449, Be. ;
the crusaders attack the heretics of Pro-
vence in 1209, i. 59, T.; general preach-
ing for, in England, in 1214, ii. 281 ; iv.
58, Wa-'W. ; a twentieth exacted for,
in 1219, i. 64; iy.411, T. Wo.; the
sixth, i. 64, 225 ; ii. 83, 292 ; iii. 55,
454 ; iv. 410, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Be.
92
INDEX.
CrosadeB — cent
Wo.; prosperous in Egypt, i. 65; iv.
412, T. Wo. ; a truce made with the
Saracens for seven years, i. 66, T. ; ill
success of the crusaders in 1227, i. 69,
T. ; losses to the crusade by the delays
of Frederick H. in 1227, iv. 419, Wo. ;
crusade preached through England in
1235, iii. 142, D. ; crusade ordered
agunst the Anti-Pope in Greece in 1237,
i. 106, T. ; decrees of the council of
Lyons for, in 1244, i. 267, Bu. ; great
number of persons signed with the cross
in England in 1249, i. 138, T.; their
passage hindered by the Pope, at the
instance of Henry III. in 1250, L 141,
T, ; crusade of S. Louis ; see Louis IX.
Cue, Henry, lord of, swears to the treaty
between Edward I. and the count of
Flanders, iv. 529, Wo.
Culworth, Robert de, and Galiena his
wife, their suit against Dunstable, iii.
273, D.
Gumhyre (Cumhyr), Llewellyn killed at,
iii. 293, D.
Curcel castle, taken by Richard I., ii. 70 ;
iii. 27, Wi. D.
Curceuza, nephew of Salbatin, lord oj
Omac, L 272, Bu.
Curteys ; see Corteis.
Curthican ; see Churcitan.
Curtun, Alexander de, dies at Damietta, iii.
54, D.
Curwen (Eerwent), S. Atheus buried at, i.
96, T.
Cusancia, Peter de, license given to, to give
a messuage at Rotherhithe to Bermond-
sey, iii. 474, Be.
Cuthbert S., consecrated bishop, ii. 153,
Wa., by archbishop Theodore, iii. 8, D. ;
dies, ii. 153, Wa. (called bishop of Dur-
ham); death of, iv. 365, Wo. ; his body
found at Gloucester, i. 44, T. ; his body
found uncorrupted, iv. 15, 374, O. W.
Wo. ; translated, ii. 42, Wi.
Cuthred, king of the West Saxons, ii. 6,
Wi. ; his gifts to Winchester, ib.
Cntsden (Codestone, Cotestone), returns
into the hands of the chamberiain of
Worcester priory, iv. 401, Wo. ; court
of, iv. 418 ; the manor put out to farm,
iv. 434 ; no scutage to be paid from, by
the priory, iv. 505 ; confirmation of this
by Edward I., iv. 506.
— Peter, chaplain of, lends money to
Worcester priory, iv. 544, Wo.
Cynegils, king of the West Saxons, ii. 4,
151, Wi. Wa. ; his war with Penda, ii. 4,
Wi. ; baptized by S. Birinus, ii. 4 ; iv.
364, Wi. Wo. ; gives Dorchester to S.
Birinus, ii. 4, Wi. ; intends to build a
church at Winchester, ib, ; makes Cen-
walch swear to cari'y out his intentions
about Winchester, ii. 5, Wi.
Cynewulf, king of the West Saxons, ii. 6,
Wi. ; kiUed, ii. 6 ; iv. 367, Wi. Wo.
Cynric, king of the West Saxons, ii. 3,
Wi. ; dies, ii. 4.
Cyprus, taken by Richard I., ii. 247 ; iv.
44, 45, 387, Wa. O. W. Wo. ; given to
Guy de Lusignan, iv. 46, O.
Isaac Comnenus, emperor of; see
Isaac.
Bu.
Henry, king of, in 1244, i. 261,
D,
Dabetoht, Alexander, sells a heath near
Tibberton to Worcester priory, iv. 435,
Wo.
Osbert, appointed to perambulate
the forests, iv. 536.
Dageham, Philip de, rent charge to be paid
by, to Dunstable priory, iii. 204, D. ; rent
charge of 9d. bought of, for 8^., iii. 205.
Dagobert I., king of the Franks, ii. 5 ; iii.
7 ; iv. 364, Wi. D. Wo. ; dies, ii. 151,
Wa.
ni., king of the Franks, dies, iv.
366, Wo.
INDEX.
93
Dale, Le, (Stanley Park,) abbat William
made abbat of Premontre, iii. 135, D. ;
the abbat in 1286 makes a composition
with Dunstable respecting the Peak tithes,
iii. 325, D.
Damascns, besieged by Malek-Kamel and
Malek-Ashraf in 1229, ii. 306 ; iii. 118,
Wa. D.; taken by the Tartars in 1260,
L 495, Bu. ; taken by Cazan, king of the
Tartars, in 1300, iv. 546, Wo.
^— - Nasir DaM, the sultan of, opposes
the treaty with Frederick II., ii. 306,
Wa. ; escapes with difficulty, iii« 118, D.
Saleh-Kodgemeddin, sultan of, in
alliance with the Christians against the
Carismians in 1244, L 258, Bu.
Koutouz, sultan of, attacked by the
Tartars in 1260, i. 492, Bu.
Nasir Mohammed, sultan of, de-
feated by Cazan in 1300, iv. 546, Wo.
Damietta, siege of, by the Crusaders in
1219, ii. 83, 292 ; iii. 55, 454, Wi. Wa.
D. Be. ; taken, i. 64, 225 ; ii. 83, 292 ;
iii. 55, 454 ; lY. 410, T. Bu. Wi. Wa.
D. Be. Wo.; restored to the Saracens,
i. 66, 225 ; ii. 84, 295 ; iii. 75 ; iv. 414,
T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ; taken by S.
Louis, i. 139, 285 ; il 91, 340 ; iii. 179 ;
iv. 97, 98, 439, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; lost, i. 139, 147, 288; ii. 92,
343 ; iv. 98, 99, 440, T. Bu. Wi. Wa.
O. W. Wo.; Arabick prophecy found
at, iii. 62, D.
Damme, defeat of the French fleet at, iii.
36, D.
Dammesone, GeofiErey, land belonging to,
iii. 248, 250, D.
Dampierre, Guy and William de ; ^ee Flan-
ders, counts of.
Dandely, Hugh, serves on a jury, iii. 319,
D.
Dandolo, Enrico, doge of Venice, at the
capture of Constantinople, iv. 392,
Wo.
Danegeld, instituted by ^thelred, ii. 14,
Wi. ; its amount in 1017, ii. 15; given
up by Edward the Confessor, ii. 25.
Daneis, Cecilia le, rent-charge paid to, by
Tewkesbury, i. 161, T.
Danes, come to England, ii. 12, Wi. ; inva-
sion o^ in the reign of ^thelred, iv. 3,
O. ; massacre of, ii. 13 ; iii. 11, Wi. D. ;
tribute paid to, ib, ; invasion of, in 1068,
iv. 9, 0. W. ; Invade Scotland and the
Isle of Man in 1231, iii. 126, D.
Danville, to belong to England by the
treaty between Philip II. and John, i.
203, Bu.
D*Arcy, Philip, his accusation of Henry of
Bath the justiciary, iv. 101, W.
Darkness, strange, on Easter day, iv. 296,
O.W.
Daubeney ; see Albini.
David, S. ; see David's, S., archbishops of.
David, king ; see Prester John.
David I., king of Scotland, swears fealty
to Matilda, ii. 48, Wi. ; makes peace with
Stephen, i. 45 ; ii. 225, T. Wa. ; refuses to
do homage because he had sworn to
Matilda, ii. 225, Wa. ; his raid into
England, ii. 226, Wa. ; dares not attack
Stephen, ib.; invades England, and is
defeated at the battle of the Standard, i.
46; ii. 227 ; iii. 15, T. Wa. D. ; es-
capes, iv. 22, O. ; makes peace with
Stephen, ii. 227, Wa.; knights Henry
Fitz-Empress, ii. 233; iii. 16; iv. 27,
Wa. D. W. ; dies, ii. 55, 235, Wi. Wa, ;
did homage to Stephen, iv. 337, 0.
David II., king of Scotland, enters Eng-
land, and is defeated at Durham, iv. 561,
Wo. ; taken prisoner and brought to
London, ib,
David of Scotland (brother of William,
king of Scotland), swears fealty to John,
i. 199, Bu.; die8,ii. 291, Wa.
David of Wales, son of Llewellyn-ap-
Jorwerth, marries Isabella de Braose, iii.
117, D. ; does homage to Henry, III.,
iv. 431, Wo. ; succeeds his father, having
imprisoned his elder brother, iii. 152,
D. ; is knighted, and his father's lands
given him by Henry HI., i. 115, T. ;
his quarrel with Henry III., iii. 152, D.;
kept out from Snowdon, iv. 433, Wo. ;
94
IKDEX.
David of Wales— «oiit.
submits to Henry HE., i. 1 1 5, 190 j iii. 459;
iv. 89, 433, T. Be. W. Wo. ; sorrendert
his brother Griffith to Henry HI., i. 1 20 ;
iv. 433, T. Wo. ; at war with Henry III.,
iy. 93, W. ) in vain endeayours to obtun
from the Pope the freedom of Wales
from England, ib, } flies to Snowdon, ib. ;
injaries done by him to England, iiL
1 68, D. ; induces the Pope to cite Henry
in. to Snowdon, ib. ; dies, iii. 459 ; iv.
94, 437, Be. W. Wo.
David of Wales, son of Griffith, flies teom
Robert, earl of Derby, at Chester, iii.
235, D. ; on the side of Edward I.
against Llewellyn, iii. 276, D. ; recon-
ciles Llewellyn with Edward, ib. j his
share in the treaty between Edward I.
and Llewellyn, ii. 125, 388 ; iv. 479, WL
Wa. Wo. ; Hope castle, and other lands
given to, iii. 275, D. ; had lands g^ven
him by Edward I. in England, iv. 987,
O. ; rises agunst Edward I., iii. 465,
466, Be. ; stirs np Llewellyn to break
the peace, iv. 287, O. W. ; some of his
men hanged and his wood cnt down, iii.
291, D. ; reconciled with Llewellyn, ib. ;
his raid at Hawarden, iv. 481, Wo.;
mortally wounds and captures Roger de
Clifford and others, iii. 291; iv. 288,
481, 485, D. O. W. Wo. ; beseiges
Flint and Rhuddlan castles, ii. 397 ; iii.
291, 292 ; iv. 485, Wa. D.Wo. ; the moun-
tainous district left him by Llewellyn,
ii. 398 ; iv. 486, Wa, Wo. ; holds out
after Llewellyn's death, iii. 293, D. ; ex-
communicated by archbishop Peccham,
iv. 290, 0.W. ; puts a garrison in the cas-
tle of Bere, iv. 292, O. W. ; captured with
his wife and children, ii. 400; iii. 993,
298 ; iv. 293, 488, Wa. D. 0. W. Wo. ;
imprisoned at Rhuddlan castle, iv. 993,
O. W. ; Edward I. refuses to see him, ii.
400, Wa. ; tried and executed, ii. 400 ;
iii. 294, 466 ; iv. 294, 488, Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo.; his crimes and sentence,
iii. 994, D. ; his body quartered, and
tent to Winchester, York, Bristol, and
David of Wales— Mn<.
Northampton, ii. 400, Wa. ; dispute be-
tween Winchester and York as to which
was to have the right portion, ib»
David's, S., archbishops of:
S. David, ii. 4 ; iiL 7, Wi. D. ; dies,
and is buried at S. David's, ii. 148,
Wa.
Wilfrid, dies, i, 9 ; iv. 876, M. Wo.
— — bishops of 1
Bernard, L 9 ; iv. 876, "hL Wo. ; his
quarrel with bishop Urban of Llan-
daff, i. 13 ; ii. 998, M. Wa. ; dies,
i. 47, T.
Peter de Leia, prior of Wenlock, i. 61,
T. ; exhorts Rhys to make peace
with Richard I., ii. 66, Wi. ; out-
rage on, by Rhys, i6. ; anathema-
tises Rhys, ib. ; absolves Rhys after
his death, ib. ; dies, i. 66; ii. 69, 251 ;
iv. 389, T. WL Wa, Wo.
Geoffirey, prior of Llanthony, i. 57 ;
ii. 255 ; »ee Llanthony.
Gervase, at the consecration of Henry,
bishop of Hereford, iv. 406, Wo. ;
at the dedication of Worcester ca-
thedral, iv. 409, Wo. ; dies, iii. 125,
D.
Anselm le Gras, treasurer of Exeter,
iii. 126 ; iv. 422, D. Wo. ; opposi-
tion of archbishop Richard to him,
iii. 126, D. ; dies, iv. 438, Wo,
Thomas Wallensis, archdeacon of Lin-
coln, i. 136 ; iv. 97, 439, T. O. W.
Wo.; excommunicates the infhus-
tors of Magna Charta, L 306, .319,
Bu. ; dies, iii. 196, D.
Itichaid de Carew, iii. 196, D. ; at the
dedication of Salisbury, i. 166, T. ;
one of the four bishops elected by
the dictum of Kenilworth, ii. 372 ;
iii. 948, Wa, D. ; at the consecra-
tion of bishop John le Breton, ii.
376, Wa. ; dies, iii. 283.
Thomas Bek, treasurer, iiL 983; iv.
478, D. Wo. [erroneously called
bishop of Carlisle by Wo.] ; con-
nn>]EK.
8a
DaTid'8, 6., bishops oti^^-cont
Thomas Bek — cont.
secrated by archbishop Feccham, ir.
286, 478, O. W. Wo., at Lincoln,
iT. 386, O. W. ; dies, iv. 386, O.
David of S. Edmundsbnry, iv. S36,
O. ; goes to Canterbury for confir-
mation, 1*6. ; obtains the temporali-
ties from Edward I., ib,
David's, 8., the Welsh coast up to, belong-
ing to R. de Clare, i. 06, T.
Dayvile, Deyvile ; see Eyvile, John de.
Deacon, a, burnt at the council of Oxford
in 1222, ii. 296 ; ill. 76 ; iv. 68, Wa. D.
W.
Deans, the (near Kimbolton), Robert of
Hormead, bailiff of, iii. 340, D.
Deerhurst, hundred of, names of the jurors
from, in R. le Peer's suit with Tewkes-
bury, i. 100, T. ; settlement respecting
thieves in, i. 130.
— priory of, the prior settles with
Tewkesbuiy as to lands in Wightfield, i.
78, T. ; robbery at, iv. 513, Wo.
Demons, agency of, in a case of a boy who
ate nothing fbr two years, iii. 858, D« ;
seen in 1355, iv. 561, Wo.
Dene (or Flexley), abbats of :
Waleran, resigns, ii. 245, Wa.
Alan, monk of Bordesley, ib.
The abbat in 1230 present at the
funeral of G. de Clare, i. 76, T.
Warin le, serves on a jury, iii. 307,
D. ; acts as taxor of the fine of the sure-
ties of Christian Mustard, iii. 308.
Denia, count of, taken prisoner by Edward
the Black Prince, iii. 478, Be.
Denis, S., abbey of, settlement with Tew-
kesbury as to lands in Wightfield, i. 78, T.
Suger, abbat of, guardian of the
kingdom of France, iii. 16, D.
Dertune, Walter de, dies, iii. 188, D.
Deodatus, instituted to S. Crowan's, i. 120,
121, T.; pays his debts and those of
Tresmund to Tewkesbury, i. 121 ; the
p. lory of Tewkesbury obtain the church
of S. Crowan firom him for an annual
payment i. 141.
Deptford mill, a i>ent^harge from, glT^n to
Bermondsey, ill. 440, Be.
— — Hatcham in ) see Hatcham.
Derby, the burgesses obtain the privilege
of having their causes tried at, iiL 199,
D. ; justices itinerant at, iii. 206, 286.
— *- S. James's, given by Waltheof to
Bermondsey, and confirmed by Stephen,
iii. 436, Be.
sheriff of, brief of Henry ID. to,
about repairing the bridge at Egginton,
i. 374, Bu. ; fine paid to, iii. 837, D.
archdeacons of:
William de Muschamp, dies, iii. 126,
D.
William de Lnteby, puts Dunstable
into possession of Bradbome church,
iii. 140, D. ; gives Dunstable a new
charter for it, iii. 161.
David of S. Frideswide's, letter to, from
Rustand, on the Papal mandate re-
specting the tithes for the Crusade,
i. 354, Bu. ; appointed to take the
votes at the election of a bishop of
lichfield, i. 879, Bu.| as official of
the bishop of Lincoln, examines the
right of Osney to S. George's in the
castie, Oxford, iv. 120, 121, O.;
his protest at Oxfi)rd on behalf of
the authority of the bishop of Lin-
coln, i. 436, Bu.$ presented to
Eddlesborough, iii. 216, D.
dean of, i. 367, Bu.
Derby, Robert de Ferrers, second earl of,
holds Rolleston as an heirloom, i. 184,
Bu. ; founds Mereval abbey, i. 186.
WiUiam de Ferrers, fifth earl of,
dies at the siege of Acre, L 21, 188 ;
ii 247, M. Bu. Wa.
William de Ferrers, sixth earl o^
takes Bolsover and Peak casties, iii. 50,
D. ; consents to the coronation of Henry
ni., i. 224, Bu. ; at the coronation of
Henry ni.,ii. 286, Wa. ; a knight of his
&mily killed at Lincoln, i. 224, Bu. ;
takes Mount Borel castle, ib, i goes to
Jerusalem, i. 225 ; ii. 289, Bu. Wa. ;
confirms Bradbome church to Dunstable
96
INDEX.
Derby, William de Ferrers — cont,
prioiy, iii. 75, D. ; witnesses Magna
Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu. ; in 1236, i.
103, T. ; joins in the letter to Innocent
IV. on his oppressions, i. 283, Bu. ;
dies, i. 285 ; iv. 97, Bu. W.
Agnes, his wife, daughter
of Hugh CjTelioc, earl of Chester, dies, i.
285, Bu.
William de Ferrers, seventh earl
of, witnesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1236, i. 103, T. ; succeeds his
father, i. 285, Bu. ; puts Dunstable
priory into possession of Maulden land,
iii. 180, 181, D. ; dies, L 156, T. ; dies
at Evington, and is buried at Mereval, i.
317, Bu.
Robert de Ferrers, eighth earl of,
marries Mary of Angouldme, i. 285, Bu. ;
the custody of his lands given to prince
Edward, iii. 194, D. ; receives seisin of
his land and destroys Tutbury priory,
i. 491, Bu. ; takes three castles from
prince Edward, iii. 224, D. ; comes to
the aid of the barons at Gloucester, iii.
228, D. ; besieges, and takes Worcester,
iv. 448, Wo. ; one of the confederate
barons, iv. 450, Wo. ; advances towards
Chester and defeats his opponents, iii.
235, D. ; Henry III. wishes to execute,
but he is saved by Simon de Montfort,
ii. 358, Wa. ; imprisoned by Simon de
Montfort, ii. 358 ; iv. 160, Wa. W. ; not
released after Evesham, iv. 175, W. ;
released by Henry HI., without loss of
his lands, iv. 187, W. ; leader of the dis-
inherited barons, ib. ; defeated and cap-
tured at Chesterfield, ii. 370; iii. 241 ;
iv. 188, 189, Wa. D. W., by Henry of
Almaine, iv. 188, W. ; imprisoned at
Windsor, iii. 241 ; iv. 189, D. W. ; the
custody of the earldom given to prince
Edmund, iv. 457, Wo. ; some of his
followers take to the forest after the
peace, iii. 251, D.
[Henry Flantagenet], ninth earl
of, created earl by Edward IIL, iv. 350,
O.
« Dere somer" (1353), iii. 476, Be.
Derley, abbats of :
Henry made visitor of the Angnsti-
nians in the province of York, iii.
80, D. ; dies, iii. 135, 139.
Ralph, iii. 135, 139.
Henry de Eedleston, tithes demanded
firom by Dunstable priory, iii. 285 ;
the question settled, iiL 297.
G. de, his composition with Tew-
kesbury about the tithes of Eemerton, i.
126, T.
Henry de, goes to Rome on the
affiiirs of Tewkesbury, i. 65, T.
Derlington, John de, elected on the king's
side at Oxford in 1258, i. 447, Bu.
Dertford, lord of the manor of, rentcharge
psdd to by Bermondsey, iii. 437, Be.
Desiderius, captured by Charles the Great,
iv. 366, Wo.
Despenser, Geoffrey (sixth baron), his suit
against Dunstable priory respecting some
pasture, iii. 159, D. ; dies, iii. 182, D.
Hugh (seventh baron), one of the
confederate barons, iii. 210; iv. 450, D.
Wo. ; elected on the side of the barons at
Oxford in 1258, i. 447, Bu. ; one of the
twelve, i. 449 ; guardian of Horestan
castle, i. 453 ; acts of the council con-
firmed before, i. 456 ; expelled from the
Tower by Henry lO., iv. 125, W. ; had
been made justiciary by the barons, ib, ;
deposed from his office of justiciary, iv.
129, W.; joins Simon de Montfort, iii.
222, D. ; leads the London rabble against
the manor of R. of Cornwall at Isle-
worth, iv. 140, W. ; his endeavours to
save Philip Basset at Lewes, iv. 452,
Wo. ; sent by S. de Montfort into Nor-
folk and Suffolk, iv. 154, W.; puts his
seal to the terms offered to prince Ed-
ward, iv. 161, W. ; arbiter between S.
de Montfort and G. de Clare, ii. 361,
Wa. ; killed at Evesham, ii. 365 ; iii.
239 ; iv. 171, 174, 454, Wa. D. O. W.
Wo. ; buried in the church at Evesham,
ii. 365, Wa,
INDEX.
97
Despenser, Aliva, bis vife ; see Basset,
Aliva.
Hagh (eighth baron), swears to the
treaty with the count of Flanders in
1296, It. 529, Wo. ; fines the foresters of
Feckenbam, iv. 544, Wo. ; promises that
the forest charter shall be observed, ib. ;
fondness of Edward 11. for, iv. 345, O. ;
exiled through the influence of the
barons, and recalled by Edward II., ib. ;
his fortune increases, iv. 346 ; created earl
of Winchester, ib.\ his advice respecting
the queen, iv. 347 ; executed at Bris-
tol, ib.
Hugh (ninth baron), fondness of
Edward II. for, iv. 345, O. ; exiled
through the influence of the barons, an
recalled by Edward n., ib. ; his fortune
increases, iv. 346 ; his advice respecting
the queen, iv. 347; executed at Here-
ford, ib.
Devizes castle, burnt, ii. 44, Wi. ; built by
Boger, bishop of Salisbury, ii. 61 ; iv.
17, Wi. W. ; extorted from him by Ste-
phen, iii. 435, Be.; Hubert de Burgh
imprisoned in, i. 88, 245; ii. 86, 311;
iii. 130, 138 ; iv. 73, 424, T. Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his escape from, i.
91 ; ii. 86, 313 ; iii. 138 ; iv. 74, 75, 425,
T. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
Devon, Baldwin de Redvers, second earl
of, seizes Exeter against Stephen, ii. 225,
Wa. ; exiled by Stephen, i. 45 ; ii. 225,
T. Wa.
Baldwin de Redvers (de Insula,
lord of the Isle of Wight), seventh earl
of, marries Amicia de Clare, i. 68, T. ;
knighted and made earl of Devon by
Henry HI., i. 113, T. ; suit respecting
Ickwell won by Dunstable priory against,
iii. 165, D.
Baldwin de Bedvers (eighth earl
of), bom, i. 99, T. ; dies, ii. 99 j iii. 219,
Wi. D. ; dies at Paris, i. 499, Bu.
Isabella de Bedvers, daughter of
seventh earl, countess de I'lsle, bom, i.
104, T. $ marries W. de Fortibus, earl
of Albemarle, i. 137; at the dedication
VOL. V.
Devon, Isabella de Redvers — cont.
of Salisbury cathedral, i. 166, T. ; goes
with John Mansel to Witsand, iii. 223,
D. ; her complaint against Dunstable,
iii. 249 ; confers the prerogative of Quarr
on Adam de Strattone, iv. 321, O.
earldom of, would have come to
Aveline de Fortibus, had she lived, iv.
261, W.
Devonshire [perhaps an error for Demeti-
censi. See Giraldus Cambrensis, Itin.
Kambria, v. 93, and Mr. Dymock's
note], evil spirit in, i. 17, M. ; the
men of, shake off the yoke of the forest-
ers, i. 26, 27.
Dew singular on June 24, 1205, i. 57 ; iv.
393, T. Wo.
Dheria castle, in Sussex, iii. 48, D.
Diceto, Radulphus de, his chronicle, iv.
337, O.
Diddlebnry (Dodelesburia), William de
Ros, rector of, i. 351, Bu.
Dieppe, burnt by John, iii. 35, D.
Dieulacres (Deu la Oresse), the heart of
Ranulph BlundevU buried at, i. 87, T.
Dilewik, iii. 308, D.
Dillehurst, manor of, in Chippenham, iii.
442, 473, Be.
Dinas Powis, J. rector of, wins a suit
against Tewkesbury, i. 130, T.
Ditton, tithes of, given to Bermondsey, iii.
444, Be. ; let to Thetford, ib. ; compo-
sition between Bermondsey and Thetford
respecting, iii. 462 ; writ respecting the
rent-charge due for them from Thetford,
iiL 476.
Dobet, Richard, a house belonging to, in
Tewkesbury bought by the abbat, i. 160,
161, T.
Doddenham meadow let to Worcester
priory by W. de Mauns, iv. 401, Wo. ;
vineyard taken on lease by Worcester
priory, iv. 406 ; land of W. de Mauns at,
bought, iv. 423 ; suit respecting, iv. 424 ;
mill bought, iv. 423; land confirmed
to the priory by Giles of Berkeley, iv.
425 ; mill let to Henry Dmgel, iv. 427 ;
half a meadow bought by the priory, iv.
G
98
INDEX.
Doddenham— conf.
428; land in, bought of S. de Solers,
iy. 435.
Doddenham-cum-Knightwick, giyen to W.,
iv. 438, 439, Wo. ; given to G., iv. 441 ;
Robert de Barnebi presented to, iv.
523.
Dodderlull, advowBon of, right to, esta-
blished by Worcester priory, iv. 413,
Wo. ; the church dedicated, and Thomas
abbat of Winchcomb blessed at, ib. ;
given by the bishop of Worcester to a
nephew in spite of the prior, iv. 414 ;
William of Dover resigns, iv. 550 ; John
de Wyke, prior of Worcester, pot into
it, iv. 551 ; the priory deprived of, by
the archbishop, iv. 556.
Dodeninishay, iii 408, D.
Dodinge8eles,WiUiam de, drowned in Wales,
iv. 290, O. W.
Dole, besieged by William I., ii. 31, 193,
Wi. Wa. ; relieved by Philip L, ii. 31,
193,Wi. Wa.
Dolfin, put to flight from Carlisle by Wil-
liam n., ii. 202, Wa.
Domesday survey, ii. 34, 194; iiL 426;
iv. 11, Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. ; its produc-
tion at a trial in 1289, iii. 347, D.
Dominic, S., institutes the order of friars |
preachers, iii. 448 ; iv. 405, Be. Wo. ;
dies, iii. 455 ; iv. 413, Be. Wo. ; canon-
ized, iii. 458, Be.
Dominicans, foimdation of the order of,
iii. 448 ; iv. 405, Be. Wo. ; come to
England in 1221, iv. 413, Wo.; build
an oratory in S. James's parish, Bristol,
but are opposed by the monks, in 1230,
i. 78, T.; sent to make peace between
Henry III. and W. Marshal in 1233,
i. 92, T. ; some of them killed by the
Tartars in 1239, ii. 325, Wa.; enter
their new house at Oxford, in 1245 ; iv.
94, W.; first celebrate in it, iv. 95;
ordered by the Pope to preach a crusade
in 1252, i. 148, T. ; try to save the
Jews accused at liincoln of the murder
of S. Hugh in 1255, i. 346, Bu. ; their
Dominicans — conL
consequent loss of influence and poverty,
i. 347 ; failure of the attempt, L 348$
their quarrel with the university of Paris
in 1255, i. 347, 430, Bu. ; letter of Pope
Alexander IV. in their favour, i. 430,
Bu. ; letter to, from Hybert, the prior,
respecting the complaints of the paro-
chial clergy against them (1258), i. 434,
Bu. ; concession to, by Pope Alexander
iy.,i. 435 ; establish Aemselves in Dun-
stable in 1259, iii. 213, D. ; general
chapter of, in London in 1263, iv. 133,
W. ; preach the crusade in 1268, iv. 218,
W. ; Nicholas de Aldeburi, a Dominican,
becomes a canon of Dunstable, but re-
turns after nine years to the order, iii.
261, D. ; the prior of Dunstable eats
with them, iii. 278, D. ; chapter of, at
Oxford in 1280, iv. 284, O. W. ; a
woman of Dunstable buried among them,
iiL 289, D. ; the provincial prior appeals
to the Pope in favour of Richard Knap-
weUe (or Clapwell), iv. 307, O. W. ;
Dunstable priory tries to prevent them
enlarging their bounds, iii. 336, D. ;
iigury to their house at Yarmouth by
floods in 1287, iv. 313, O. W. ; their
house at Boston burnt in 1288, iv. 315,
0. W. ; sudden death of two, in Hert-
ford castle in 1290, iiL 363, D. ; warned
by the author of the Worcester annals
in consequence of a miracle at Glouces-
ter in 1292, iv. 510, Wo.; statute of
Boniface YIII. respecting their preach-
ing in parish churches, iv. 545, Wo. ;
eight friars have licence firom the
archbishop to preach, &c., in 1300, iv.
546.
Donald (Dufenal) YII., king of Scotland,
ii. 202, Wa.; expelled by his nephew
Duncan, ii. 203 ; restored, ii. 204 ; put
to flight by Eadgar ^thling, ii. 207.
Doneheved (ue. Launceston), Vincent de,
quitclaims lands in Wimbome, i. 112,T.
Juliana de, his mother, ib.
Donnington, castle of, a laige stuigeon
caught near, i. 336, Bu.
INDEX.
99
Dorchester, bishops of :
S. Birinus, iii. 7> D. ; baptizes Cynegils
and Cenwalch, ii. 4, Wi. ; comes
to Eoglandy ii. 5 ; Dorchester given
to, by Cynegils, ii. 4; a feretry
given to his remains by Cnat, ii.
16.
Agilbert, ii. $, Wi. ; the diocese di-
vided into two, ii. 5.
JGIfhelm, subscribes the foundation
charter of Barton abbey, i. 183,
Bu.
Ednod, takes the body of S. iBlphege
to London, ii. 173, Wa. ; killed at
Assandun, ii. 177.
Ediic (JEthelric), dies, ii. 180, Wa.
Ulf, at Vercelli, ii. 183, Wa. ; escapes
from England, ii. 186.
the see translated to lincoln by Wil-
liam n., iv. 373, Wo.
— — abbats of :
the abbat in 1236 removed by Grossc'
teste, iii. 143, D.
Bichard de Wrthe, eanon of Osney,
appointed, iv. 8.3, O.
archdeacon, of, Henry de Brance-
stone, made bichop of SaUsbury, iv. 308,
O. W.
castle, fortified by Bobert of Glou-
cester, ii. 51, Wi.
Dordrecht, Bichard of Cornwall lands at,
in 1267, i. 393 ; iv. 116, Bu. W.
Dore, Cadogan, bishop of Bangor, dies at,
i. 122, T.
Donai, Eudes de, deprived by Pope Alex-
ander IV., i. 432, Bu.
Douglas, William de, knight of liddesdale,
taken prisoner at Neville's Cross, iv.
352, 661, O. Wo. ; brought to London,
iv. 561, Wo.
Dove, the, land beyond, given to Barton
abbey by William L, L 166, Bu. ; lands
beyond, belonging to Burton, i. 365, 372,
Bo.; bridge over, duty of repairing, i.
372.
Dovebridge, Bobert de, two marks granted
to, while at Borne, by Worcester priory,
iv. 541, Wo.
Dovedale, given by John to R. Blundevil,
iv. 393, Wo.
Dover castle, held by Walkeh'n Maminot
against Stephen in 1 138, but surrendered,
ii. 226, 227, Wa. ; besieged by prince
Louis in 1215-16, ii. 83 j iii, 47, 49 ; iv.
406, Wi. D. Wo. ; given up by Henry
UL to Peter de Bievaulx in 1232, i. 86,
T. ; occupied by Henry HL in 1261, iv.
127, W. ; surrendered to the barons in
1263, iii. 224, D. ; Henry HL refused
admittance into, iv. 137, W. ; committed
by Simon de Montfort to his son Simon,
iv. 453, Wo. ; held by Eleanor de Mont-
fort, ii. 867, Wa. ; siege and capture of,
by prince Edward, iv. 178, W. j surren-
dered to Henry ni., ii. 367, Wa.; the
town plundered by the French in 1295,
iii. 398, iv. 522, D. Wo.
— — — Bichard, prior of, made archbishop
of Canterbury, i. 51, 214; ii. 60, 240;
iii. 21 ; iv. 36, 383, T. Bu. WL Wa. D.
W.Wo.
hospital, treasure given to, iii. 108,
D.
Doveredale, William de, appointed a forest
perambulator, iv. 636, Wo.
Dragons seen in England in 1177, ii. 61 ;
iv. 383, Wi. Wo. ; in 1222, ii. 297, Wa. ;
in 1274, iv. 467, Wo.
Drayton, Boger de, clerk of the earl of
Cornwall, murdered in London, iii. 376,
D.
Dreux, Bobert L, count of, brother of
Louis VII., takes the cross, ii. 232, Wa.
Bobert II., count of, surety for
Philip n. in his treaty with John, i. 205,
Bu.
Bobert HI., count of, captured by
John, iiL 41, D. ; dies, iii. 139.
Joleta de, widow of Alexander HI.
of Scotland, iv. 306, O. W.
John de ; see Richmond, earls of.
Driencourt (Denecurt), besieged by Warin
de Clapiun, i. 207, Ba.
Drillington castle^ captured by the royal
army in 1298, iv. 537.
Drogus, son of Pepin, iv. 365, Wo.
O 2
100
INDEX.
Drosslan (Dyryalwyn) castle, besieged by
the Welsh, ii. 405, Wa. ; William de
Munchensi killed at, ii. 405 ; iii. S88 ;
iv. 810, 494, Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
Drought, seyere :
in 1222, ii. 296, Wa.
in 1262, i. 147 ; iv. 103, 441, T. O.
W. Wo.
in 1260, ii. 351, Wa.
in 1276, iv. 269, W.
in 1288, iv. 315, 495, O. W. Wo.
in 1291, iv. 505, Wo.
Drngel, Henry, takes a lease of Doddenham
mill from Worcester priory, iv. 427,
Wo.
Dublin, bishop of, Gregory, iv. 877, Wo. ;
the pall sent to him by Eugenius III., ii.
234, Wa.
archbishops of :
John Comyn, at the coronation of
Richard I., ii. 246, Wa. ; at the
coronation of John and Isabella,
I 206, Bu. ; dies, i. 60; ii. 267 ;
iv. 401 , T. Wa. Wo.
Henry of London, archdeacon of Staf-
ford, ii. 273 ; iv. 401, Wa. Wo. ;
made justiciary of Ireland, iii. 40,
D. ; letters patent of, exhibited by
John for peace with the archbishop,
i. 221, Bu. ; witnesses the charter of
John to archbishop Langton, i. 222 ;
witnesses the charters of John re-
signing the crown and of the tribute,
i. 223 J cro¥m8 Henry III., iv. 60,
W. ; obliged to buy a truce from
Hugh de Lacy, iii. 85, D. ; buys
Dungarthanfrx)mTewkesbury abbey,
i. 67, T. ; excommunicates Hugh de
Lacy, iii. 92, D. ; dies, i. 70 ; iii.
115; iv. 70, 420, T. D. O. W. Wo.
[called Henry Comin by T., I 67,
70.]
Luke, iii. 115; iv. 70, D. O. W.;
elected, but the election quashed,
i. 70, iii. 115, T. D. ; re-elected, i.
75; iii. 115; iv. 70, T. D. O. ;
confirmed at Rome, i 75, T. ; me-
diates between the priory and town
Dublin, archbishops of : — cont
Luke — cont,
of Dunstable, iii. 119; obtains the
r^toration of Hubert de Burgh
to the chapel whence he had been
dragged, i. 87, T. ; dies, i. 867, Bu.
Fulke Basset, or de Samford, i. 159 ;
officiates at bishop Roger de Wese-
ham's funeral, i. 408, Bu.
John de Derlington, ii. 392, Wa. ;
appointed by the Pope, iv. 282, 476,
O. W. Wo. ; consecrated by arch-
bishop Feccham at Waltham, ii.
392 ; iv. 282, 476, Wa. W. Wo., at
St Alban's, iv. 282, O. ; dies, ui.
318 ; iv. 296, 297, D. O. W. ; had
been collector of the subsidy for the
Holy Land, iii. 313, D.
John de Saunford, iv. 296, 297, O.
W. ; marries Henry HI., count of
Bar, and princess Eleanor, iv. 513,
Wo. ; dies on his return from the
king of Arragon, iii. 389, D.
Duchet (Ducket), Richard, justice itinerant
in Bedfordshire, iii. 95, D.
— Lawrence, a London goldsmith,
wounds Ralph Crepin, a clerk, and flies
to S. Mary-le-Bow, iii. 314 ; iv. 489, D.
Wo. ; murdered in the church, iii. 314 ;
iv. 490, D. Wo.
Dudley, agreement respecting, between the
bishops of Worcester and lichfield, iv.
429, Wo.
Duguesclin, Bertrand, captured by Edward
the Black prince, iii. 478, Be.
Duke (Due), Henry, suit and countersuit
of, iii. 107, D.
Martin, his goods distrained for
his share of a payment at Dunstable, iii.
106, D.
Dulwich, g^ven by Henry I. to Bermondsey,
iii. 434, Be.
— ^— East, tithes in, agreement between
Bermondsey and Holywell respecting,
iii. 459, Be.
Dumbleton, Nicholas de, death of, iv. 525,
Wo.
INDEX.
101
Dunbar castle, taken by the Scots in 1296,
iii. 403 ; iv. 527, D. Wo. ; earl Patrick
advances to, iT. 527, Wo.; the Scots
defeated at, ib. ; surrendered to B^ward
I., iii. 404 ; iv. 527, D. Wo. ; restored
by him to earl Patrick, iv. 527, Wo.
Patrick de, earl de la March, sub-
mits his claims to the Scottish crown to
Edward I., ii. 410 ; iii 368 ; it. 507,
608, Wa. D. Wo.
Patrick, 8th earl of, in possession of
Dunbar castle, iii. 403, D. ; his wife and
children besieged in Dunbar castle by
the Scots, iy. 527, Wo.; besieges the
castle after its surrender to the Scots,
ib, ; the castle restored to him by Ed-
ward I., ib»
Duncan II., made king of Scotland by ex-
pellmg Donald, ii. 203, Wi. ; killed by
the Scots through Donald's counsel, ii.
204.
<* Dunensis episcopus," attempts to make
peace between Gregory IX. and Frede-
rick II., iii. 154, D.
Dnngarthan, in Lismore, land giyen by
John to Tewkesbury, i. 67, T. ; sold to
Henry, archbishop of Dublin, ib.
Dunkeswell abbey founded, i. 26 ; ii. 253,
M. Wa., by William Brewer, ii. 302,
Wa.
— — abbats of ;
Gregory, i. 26, M. ; dies, ii. 298, Wa.
Ualph, monk of Waverley, formerly
abbat of Tintem, ii. 336, Wa. ;
made abbat of Waverley, ii. 345.
Dunstable, priory of, founded by Henry ]., '
iii. 15, D.; Houghton manor restored to,
by John, iii. 28 ; a three days' fair
granted to, by John, i6. ; John gives
his houses and garden in Dunstable to,
ib, ; church of Bradbome given to, by
G. le Cauceis, ib.; a moiety of Great
Brickhill church given by Anor Mau-
bance, iii. 29; ordinance at Kokesac
respecting the almouer and sacrist, ib. ;
despoiled of Houghton, ib. ; amount
paid to John for the thirteenth, ib.;
altars in the church dedicated, ib. ; al-
Dunstable, priory of — cont.
monry built, iii. 30 ; agreement respect-
ing hmds in Shortgrave, iii. 31 ; twenty
marks paid to John, iii« 32; several
houses belonging to, blown down, ib. ;
cause won as to the moiety of Pullox-
hill church, iii. 33 ; suit respecting the
lands at Houghton, iii. 38 ; losses of the
canons through John, iii. 39 ; miracles
of S. Frehemund in the church, ib. ; the
church dedicated by bishop Hugh of
Lincoln, iii. 42 ; the sheaves of a moiety
of Pattishall church given by bishop
Hugh of Lincoln, iii. 52 ; composition
for S. Peter's, Bedford, ib. ; a disme
paid for the Holy Land, ib. ; arrange-
ment with Gregory about a right of
way, iii. 54; right to half an acre
acknowledged by John Youngman, ib. ;
pleas for lands at Studham, Burgard's
land, &c, ib. ; right to hold a court at
Dunstable proved, iii. 55 ; altars dedicated
by the bishop of Lismore, iii. 56 ; visi-
tation of bishop Hugh of Lincobi, iii.
57 ; petition of the burgesses of Bedford
for freedom from toll, ib. ; brought into
court respecting S. Peter's, Bedford,
t6. ; vicarages established in several of
the churches belonging to, by bishop
Hugh of Lincoln, iii. 59 ; three marks
paid to the king for the carnage, iii. 60
gift of half a hide in Segenhoe, ui. 63 ;
lawsuit with the townspeople respecting
tithes of trade, hay, &c., iii. 65 ; arrange-
ment with Woburn abbey as to Ches-
ham vicarage, iii. 74; settlement with
respect to a passage at Ickleford, iii.
75 ; gift of Bradbome church con-
firmed, ib. ; the roof of the presbytery
and two towers fall, iii. 76 ; the first
crop obtained from Ballidon and Tis-
sington, iii. 80 ; presentation to Harling-
ton church obtained against B. Piroth,
ib. ; that to Aspley church lost, ib. ;
quarrels between the students of the
schools and the townsmen, iii. 85 ; new
canons, iii. 86; two fines obtained, iii.
93 ; agreement with respect to land in
102
INDEX.
Dunstable, priory of— cant,
Segenhoe, ib. ; agreement with Wobum
as to a market tax, ib, ; confirmation of
Tarioos lands, iii. 96 ; the right to cer-
tain tithes of hay and mills made out,
iii. 99 ; Wodenhale wood given, iii. 100 ;
writ obtained from the ICng^s Bench
respecting Houghton land, ib. ; build-
ings on this land begun, ib. ; a moiety
of the chapels of Ballidon and Tissing-
toh recovered, iii. 104 ; agreement with
the parson of Wymington about certun
demesne tithes, ib. ; rights of the priory
disputed by the townsmen on various
points, iii. 105 ; the questions brought
before the justices, ib. ; the priory ob-
tains a confirmation of the charters of
Henry I. and Richard I., iii. 106;
quarrel arising from distraining the
goods of a townsman to pay his share
towards the cost of this, ib. ; settlement
with the abbat of Wobum, the prior of
Beaulieu, &c., about Flitmarsh, &c., iii.
108 J agreement with Juliana Landas,
ib.'f mass left off in 1228 in consequence
of a quarrel between the prior and ten
bmgesses, iii. IIO; the ten excom-
municated by the bishop of lincoln, ib. ;
the quarrel made up, iii, 1 1 1 ; S. Mary's
chapel founded in the canons' cemetery,
iii. 113; right to certain payments in
Segenhoe and Crawley established, ib. ;
writ proving the priory has discharge
from murder, ib. ; payment to Stephen,
the pope's chaplain, iii. 115 ; Henry IH.
visits, and settles the quarrel with the
town, iii. 118 ; the townsmen break the
peace, iii. 119; award between the
priory and the town, ib. ; the townsmen
only allow the taxing of the prior's
tenants in capite, iii. 120 ; perjury of
the persons employed to collect the tax,
iii. 121 ; the townsmen withdraw their
tithes and offerings, ib. ; their abuse and
slander of the monks, ib. ; the quarrel
made up by John, archdeacon of Bed-
ford, iii. 122; final agreement, ib. ;
acquittance for 100/. enrolled for the
Dunstable, priory of—comt.
confirmation of their liberties, iii. 124 ;
payment towards the disme for Gregory
IX., iii. 125 ; S. Mary's altar dedicated by
the bishops of Ely and Norwich, iiL 126 ;
right of commonage in Flit and Maiden
marshes, iiL 130, 131 ; agreement re-
garding Bushy common, iii. 181 ; com-
position with Eleanor, countess of Pem-
broke, respecting suit o{ court of Tod-
dington, ib. ; receive ftill seisin of the
land of Wadlow, ib, ; presentation to
Marston church, ib. ; visitation of Bo-
bert, archdeacon of Lincoln, iiL 132 ;
a way in Fuiloxhill carried against W.
de Faldho, ib. ; quarrel respecting a
virgate in Segenhoe, iii. 138; composi-
tion concerning Wadlow and Chalton
lands with Paulin Piper, iii. 139 ; a
carucate in Ickwell given, ib. ; grants
to Walter de Eirkeby, the donor, ib. ;
Greenfield mill granted to Wobum, iii.
141 ; land of Thomas of Tottemhoe,
ib. ; land given up by Thomas Cnot of
Tottemhoe, ib.; four marks from the
fines of the townsmen recovered, ib. ; suit
respecting Marston church and the tithes
of Hougham, ib. ; a chantry granted to
James de Caus,t6. ; lands in Houghton and
Sewell granted, iii. 143 ; new canons, t6.;
a chantry in Barwith granted to William
of Elston, iii. 144 ; the people of the
priory indicted for breach of the peace, iii.
145 ; agreement with Hugh of Wadlow,
ib. ; full jurisdiction from the justices
itinerant at Dunstable obtained, ib. ;
chattels of Simon Kavegom outlawed for
murder, ib.; difficulty with Grosseteste
about churches put out to farm, iii. 1 48 ;
writ about the church of Bradbome
against the heirs of G. le Cauceis, ib. ;
Matthew, the chaplain, made vicar of
Segenhoe, ib, ; a canon's corrody given
to the -vicar of Sundon, ib. ; a mill, 4«.
income at Burcote, and 12 J. at Winfield
obtained, ib. ; buildings in various places,
ib. ; put into possession of Bradbome,
iii. 149 ; three canons established there,
INDEX.
103
Dunstable, priory of— -cent
ib,; oath extorted from the canons by
Grosseteste, iii. 152 ; payment in ud of
the Pope, iii. 154 ; gifts of Alan of
Hyde, ib. ; the mill of mcholas in Flit-
wick bought, ib. ; dispute with J. de S.
OHes about S. Hugh*s tunick and Gled-
ley tithes, iii. 155 ; the barley mill de-
stroyed and rebuilt, ib. ; leave to repair
the bridge obtained, ib, ; land at West-
worthing obtained, ib. ; suit about lands
in Catesby, ib. ; twenty marks paid to
the Pope, ib. ; suit for lands in Segenhoe,
iii. 156 ; lands let to Walter of Hyde, iii.
157 ; patronage of Rushden church, iii
158; Cardulhe land bought by G. of
Barton, ib. ; impleaded by Geoffirey
Despenser, iii. 159 ; agreement with the
monks of Wobum, ib. ; William of
Crofton presented to Newbottle, ib. ;
quarrel with the dean of London about
Kensworth pasture, t6. ; Thorp mill let
to the Burton monks, iii. 160 ; send John
de Ck>lincheam to the Peak, ib.^ sale
of wool, ib. ; two palfreys giyen to two
persons, ib. ; land of Wadlow bought,
t6. ; 40«. paid for scutage, ib. ; church
of Higham Ferrers given up by the
canons of Ashby, ib. ; beasts belonging
to the priory detained by John of Nor-
ton at Caddington, iii. 161 ; behaviour
of William of Stratford, his bailiff, ib. ;
lands of two persons recovered, t^. j new
- charter of Bradbome church given by
the archdeacon of Derby, ib. ; a rent-
charge inBallidon bought, t(.; plea re-
specting the farm at Grimescote, ib. ;
toft bought at Maldon, iii. 162 ; murrain
among the Peak sheep, iii. 163 ; suit of
John of Bulmer against the priory, ib. ;
settlement with the Jew James about
land in Wadlow, iii. 164 ; an annual
mark bought from Richard, a lay brother,
ib. J death of Robert de Haya, iii. 165 ;
suit against Baldwin de Rivers, ib. ; H.
de Bilenda, the cellarer, sent to Lyons
on the affairs of the priory, iii. 166;
result and expenses of the missioi^ ib. ;
Dunstable, priory of— con^
payment to Martin, the nuncio, ib,;
payment to the king, iiL 167 ; pigs and
other animals killed and iiyured by John
of Bulmer, iii. 168, 169; land acquired at
Stoke and let at Gledley, ib, ; stock of
the farm at Newbottle, ib. ; death of the
vicar of Studham, iiL 170 ; causes won
against John of Hyde respecting mor-
tuary gifts, ib. ; payment to the Pope,
iii. 171 ; bam built at Stoke, and the
house at Studham burnt, ib,; ]aj bre-
thren accused of trespass in Bn^borough
park, ib.; two sons of W. de JEJston
taken to keep for eight years, ib. ; ac-
tion against for lands in Shortgrsve,
t6. ; Walter de Kemesey, the chaplain,
made vicar of Studham, ib. ; cause won
at Warwick against the family of Cates-
by, iii. 172 ; visit of the king, queen,
prince Edward, and princess Margaret,
iii. 173 ; presents made by the priory to
them, ib.; offerings of the king and
queen, ib.; agreement with the town
respecting a court, planting ash trees,
and the assize of bread and beer, ib. ; the
justices itinerant for two days at Dun-
stable, at the prior's cost, iii. 174 ; land
at Buckleshore given, iii. 175 ; contri-
bution to the Pope, ib, ; sale of land at
Ickwell, and its recovery, t6. ; rentchaige
in Flitwick bought, ib. ; a bovate at
Ballidon bought, iii. 176 ; Lee mill hired
for ten years, ib. ; land of Hares ex-
changed, ib.; ten marks given to the
king, ib. ; Robert of S. Edmund's, chap-
lain, made vicar of Segenhoe, ib. ;
Richard, rector of Steppingley, pre-
sented to Pattishall, ib. ; Peter Vi-
tella presented to Steppingley, ib. ;
Simon of Eddlesborough buried in
the church, iii. 177; church furniture
bought with his property, ib. ; gifts to
the poor on his anniversary, ib. ; John of
Leighton's corrody redeemed, ib, ; manor
in Crawley and Husbom given, ib. ;
manor of Stoke received, ib.; IckweU
land let, ib.; house at Wadlow burnt.
104
INDEX.
DunBtable, priory of— cotif.
ib.; two dove-cotes built, ill. 178;
various purchases of land, and bills filed,
ib, ; judgment given against, by William
of York respecting Kensworth and Cad-
dington, 16. ; visitation of Grosseteste and
flight of the cellarer, ib, ; general chap-
ter of Augustinians held at, iii. 179 ;
buildings at Stoke, Wadlow, &c., ib. ;
inner gate within the court built, iii.
180 ; other buildings, ib, ; land bought
at Maulden in spite of the Warden monks,
16. ; visitation of Grosseteste, iii. 181 ;
cause won against Peter Fitz Roger le
Lorenger, t6. ; Peter Yitella at, iii. 181,
182; a rent-charge of 3«. at Warden
given, iii. 182; Ickwell land restored,
ib. ; action of Peter Fitz Roger le Lo-
renger, iii. 182, 188 ; a new dormitory
built, iii. 183; pigeon-houses at Segen-
hoe and Crawley built, ib,; Robert,
chaplain, made vicar of Segenhoe, ib.;
new grange, &c. built, ib. ; the front of
Husbom chancel built, 16. ; land from a
lady Hylaria received, ib. ; new house
for carpenters and wheelwrights built,
ib. ; cause won at Nottingham about a
bovate in Ballidpn, iii. 184 ; action of
Hawisia of Catesby against the priory,
iii. 1 85 ; the stable of the prioiy at Brad-
borne burnt, ib. ; building and sowing at
Maulden, 16. ; presentations to S. Cuth-
bert's, Bedford, and Chalgrave, ib. ; Peter
Peyure presented to Swanbourne, ib. ;
writs of H. of Catesby quashed, ib. ;
money borrowed and paid by the hands
of the cellarer, iii. 186 ; a twentieth
given to the Pope, 16. ; money paid to
the king for recovering Gascony, ib, ; two
pigeon-houses and a grange built, iii.
187 ; agreement with H. of Catesby, ib. ;
the priory acquitted of all demands on
the land given by Alan of Hyde, ib, ;
cow-houses built, iii. 188; wheat sold,
ib. ; price of wheat at Dunstable, iii.
189 ; the privileges not to be molested by
episcopal visitation, iii. 190; agreement
with Philip Lovel as to the tithes of
Dunstable, priory of—cont
Cardington, iii. 191 ; building of a barn
at Shortgrave and stable at Dunstable,
ib, ; com bought in Humbershoe, ib. ;
ii^ury to the market of Dunstable by
Richard of Cornwall, ib. ; wool sold at
Dunstable, iii. 192, 195 ; lime made, iii.
192 ; justices itinerant sit with the prior
at Dunstable, iii. 193 ; the prior receives
the forfeited goods of felons, ib. ; he is
oppressed by the expenses of the judges,
ib. ; suit lost respecting an acre in Bar-
with, iii. 195 ; a cause carried against
the vicar of Studham, ib. ; a cup of
silver gilt sent to the king, ib. ; tithe of
lay fees and churches paid, iii. 19G ;
tithe of sheaves for three years at Charl-
ton sold, iii. 197 ; 50/. paid to Rustand,
iii. 198 ; ill-treatment of, by prince Ed-
ward's bailiffs, iii. 201 ; land at Charlton
let to John de Cheydut, ib. ; deprived of
Brickhill tithes, iii. 202 ; sale of Cad-
dington wood, ib.; two rent-charges of
20s. bought, iii. 204 ; land at PuUoxhill
bought, ib. ; a small wood and two rent-
charges bought, iii. 205 ; barn at Roke-
sac built, ib, ; the cow-house at PuUox-
hill enlarged, ib. ; actions against H. del
Broc and his wife, and the sisters of
Winfeud, iii. 206 ; summoned by the
justices at Derby, but dismissed, ib.;
land in Totternhoe confinned, 16. ; scu-
tage paid for all the lands, iii. 207 ; too
I much paid for Stoke, ib. ; arable land
I and a grove bought of John of Elston,
' ib. ; wheat bought to sow, ib. ; land at
I PuUoxhill bought, ib. ; fall of the stable,
ib. ; fall of the bam at Shortgrave, ib. ;
expense for provisions in the year 1258,
iii. 208; ordination at, by archbishop
Boniface, iii. 210; suit for four acres in
Shortgrave close, iii. 211; property of,
seized in P. Illig's case, and a fine
paid, iii. 212 ; suit against, for land in
Worthing, ib. ; a lay brother murd<:red
at Studham by the men of the prior of
Grovebury, iii. 213 ; right to the patron-
ag^of Harlington made out, iii. 217 ;
INDEX.
103
Dnnttable, priory of — cont,
question as to the advowson of Pullox-
hill, iii. 218; suit for forty acres at
Wadlowy ib. ; suit of Colin Cook of
Harlington, ib, ; failure of the beer, iii.
219 ; oats bought for sowing, &c., ib. ;
licence obtained from the king for the
election of a new prior in 1262, iii.
220 ; election and installation of Simon
of Eton, ib, ; the archdeacon of Bedford
demands a palfrey, but is refused, ib. ;
guardianship of the church given to
Roger of S. Alban's, ib. ; the prior finds
the house in debt, iii. 221 ; settlement
as to the allowance to the late prior,
ib, ; part of a wood and pasturage
bought, ib.; Simon de Montfort ad-
mitted to the brotherhood of the house,
iii. 226 ; two thieves caught at Sewell,
hanged at Passecumbe, iii. 231 ; house
of the prior at Segenhoe pillaged, ib. ;
contribution of the priory towards
guarding the coasts, iii. 233 ; the almo-
ner's horses seized, iii. 241 ; ten marks
paid to the disinherited barons for their
protection, iii. 245; the mill-horse taken
by these, ib. ; quarrel with David Flit-
wick, iii. 248 ; complaint of the steward
of the countess of Albemarle against the
priory, iii. 249 ; the quarrels made up,
iii. 250 ; John de Suthun, a clerical
robber, flies to the church, iii. 251 ; the
men of Sundon refuse the usual toll, iii.
253 ; the prior goes to Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, for this toll, ib. ; money spent
in com, ib. ; bound to Cahors merchants
for 120 marks, ib, ; the Peak wool
pledged for this at eight marks the sack,
i6. ; present to Bushden, iii. 254 ; pay
four marks for prince Edward's crusade,
ib. ; opposition to the nominee of the
priory to Harlington vicarage, ib. ;
masses undertaken for John de Crachale,
iii. 255 ; a blind man taken in for his
soul, ib. ; amount paid in 1273 for the
king's tenth, iii. 255, 256 ; lease for five
years of lidlington church, iiL 256;
gift of John de Bothleforde, ib. ; writ of
Dunstable, priory of ~ cont.
quare impedit respecting Harlington
church, ib. ; right of entrance into lands
in Tottemhoe confirmed, iii. 257 ; pay-
ment of four marks for the twentieth, t6. ;
chantries granted at Humbershoe and
Chalgrave, ib. ; body of the church re-
stored, ib, ; pigeon-house and mill built,
iii. 258 ; Maria plena gratia^ &c., first
said, ib.i fine paid to Raymond, iii. 259 ;
income of, ib, ; pay 40«. to proctors of
the order going to Lyons, ib, ; present
to Chalgrave and Studham, iii. 260 ;
second year's tenth paid, ib. ; homage
done to the prior for Grimescot, ib. ;
suit with the Hospitallers in consequence
of refusing burial to a suicide, ib, ; at-
tack on the gallows by Eudes la Suche,
iii. 261 ; Eudes and his wife summoned
before the king by writ of trespass, iii.
262 ; agreement between them and the
next prior, ib. ; two marks granted to
John of Radnor, iii. 263 ; failure of the
malt, ib. ; grant to Wyvian de Cheten-
done, ib. ; lease of Lidlington church,
ib. ; Pulloxhill vicarage given to Regi-
nald, the chaplain, ib. ; heavy debts of,
in 1274, ib. ; John of London, the king's
escheator, had the custody of the house
during the vacancy in 1274, iii. 264 ; pal-
frey for the installation refused to the arch-
deacon, ib. ; the priory present to S. Pe-
ter's, Bedford, ib. ; Eudes la Suche erects
a gallows, ib. ; the late prior's horses die,
ib. ; ills on all sides, ib. ; debt acknowledged
to John of Houghton, and paid, ib. ;
visitation of Richard, canon of Lincoln,
ib. ; the tenth granted at Lyons paid, iii.
264, 265 ; a Papal letter to provide for a
converted Jew, iii. 265 ; the Peak wool
sold beforehand, ib. ; payment for Lid-
lington, ib. ; tithes paid to the prior of
Beaulieu, iii. 266 ; Richard Ash impri-
soned on suspicion of homicide, but
acquitted, i6. ; corn bought, ib. ; the
king and queen visit the priory, ib. ;
visitation of bishop Richard Gravesend
of Lincoln, ib, ; question as to the amount
106
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Dunstable, priory of— oon/.
of payment to the collectora for the
Holy Land, iii. 267 ; a mark granted to
Richard Doraunt, t6. ; oats bought, ib. ;
a manse made in yarioas places by Wal-
ter, lord of Stttdham, iii. 268 ; qnickset
hedge made between the priory and
Steppingley field, ib.; amount of the
fine of the fifteenth paid to the king, ib. ;
yarions salts against the priory, iil 269,
270 ; homicide by the shepherd, iii. 270 ;
fined for varions defiuilts, ib. ; vrit against
Eades la Soche and his irife^ liL 271 ;
qnestioa of the prior's liberty hx this
matter iiL 271, 272 ; suit of John Sper-
Img against, iii. 273 ; suit of R de Col-
worth and his wife, ib. ; arrangement
respecting land in Wadlow, ib. $ qoanel
with the king's fiilconers, ib. ; acquittal
of the priory by the king, iii. 274;
•chamber granted to John of Elstow, ib.;
two marks, and afterwards Harlington
church, given to Walter de Ludeford, iii.
275; wool sold to John Duraont,
and debts paid, ib. ; 75 marks owed
to P. de Badnor excused by his execu-
tors, ib. ; a room in, for the king begun,
iii 276 ; losses of the fruits of lidling-
ton church through the bishop of Lin-
coln, ib. ; visitation of archbishop Eil-
warby, ib. ; complaint of the parishioners
of Tebworth respecting a service in their
chapel, ilL 27.7 ; legacy of Bartholomew
Youngman, ib. ; Catesby manor let, ib. ;
Stoke manor let, iii. 278; the seven
Psalms to be siud nightly, ib. ; three new
bells made, ib. ; peace made with £. de
Bradewin, iii. 279 ; tithes of Brassing-
ton and Atlow let for thirteen years, ib. ;
Bradbome church confirmed to, iii. 279,
280 ; custody of the chief door given to
Thomas, iii. 281 ; Bradbome church con-
firmed to, by archbishop Peccham, iii.
282 ; alms in the refectory diminished,
ib. ; failure of 'the malt and com, iii.
283 ; present to Harlington church, ib. ;
visitation of bishop O. Sutton, ib. ; pro-
vision made for the prior after his re-
D unstable, priory of— eon^
moval at Bokesac, iii. 284 ; the election
of a new prior postponed till the tenth
for the crusade had been paid, ib, ; the
palfreys demanded by the archdeacon
and marshal at the installation of the
new prior reflised, i6. ; the sheriff of
Bedfordshire had the custody of the
lands during the vacancy, ib. ; debts, and
ctmseqaent allowance of the bishop of
Idncoln, iii. 285; money for the arch-
deacon's palfrey given by John Du-
raunt, ib. ; a debt of thirty marks ex-
cused to the priory, ib. ; presentation to
F1i:wick, ib.; claim out of the ohorch
of BrickhiU, t6. ; question of tithes with
the abbat of Deriey, iii. 2^, 286 ; the
prior before the justices itinerant at
Derby, iiL 286 ; estate at Gledley let, ib.;
tithes paid by the parishioners of Dun-
stable to the vicars of Kensworth and
Caddington, ib. ; bread, buns, and beer
sold to Thomas Duraunt, iii. 287 ; in-
come assigned to the kitchen, ib.; John
of Studhun takes the habit, ib. ; tithe of
white bread withdrawn, iii 288 ; the
prior absent from archbishop Peccham's
convocation, and obtains absolution ^th
difficulty, ib. ; presentation to Stepping-
ley church, ib.} to S. Cuthbert's, Bed-
ford, iii. 289; wood at Buckleshore
bought, ib. ; R. de Harewold, canon, dies
at Bradbome, ib. ; a corpse brought to
the church before burial among the Do-
minicans, ib. ; a Minorite buried in the
cloister, iii. 290; quarrel about a wall
built in Gmnteslane, ib.; various pur-
chases of land and psyments, ib.; grant
of corrodies to W. Atte Ho and his wife,
iii. 291 ; share of ud for the Welsh war
paid, iii. 294 ; a new body to the bake-
house, and the brew-house wall built, ib.;
Husbom chancel rebuilt, ib. ; visitation
and sermon of bishop Oliver Sutton, t^. ;
taxation of the property, iii 295 ; a
clock placed over the choir-screen, iii.
296 ; question as to common rights in
Houghton Begis, ib. ; dispute with Der-
INDEX.
107
Dunstable, priory of-~ecnt,
ley aboat tithes in the Peak, iii. 297 ;
sale of a nai^ i6. ; the body of a suicide
thrown into a pit, but afterwards buried
by the Hospitallers, iii. 297, 298 ; debt
due to Peter of Badnor forgiven by his
execator, iii. 299 ; corrodies sold to J.
de Xudeibide, ib. ; new hall built at
Newbottle, ib, j com bought, ib. ; writ
of treQtass against the prior and others,
ib, i payment for the Welsh expedition,
iii. 302 ; suit against, by writ of mort
d'ancestre, iii. 303; yicars summoned
for non-payment of their share of the
king's fifteenth, iii. 304 ; those of Se-
genhoe and Husbom proceeded against
before the bishop, ib* ; the arrears paid,
iii. 305; mortality among the sheep,
iii. 806 ; debt paid &>t rentndiaige in
Houghton, iii. 313 ; visitation of bishop
O. Sutton, ib. I land at Wadlow bought,
iii. 314 ; a Tirgate of land in Stoke
Hammond cleared, ib, ; visitation of
archbishop Peccham, iii. 315 ; small
amount of wool from the Peak, ib, ;
presentation to S. Peter's, Bedford, iii.
316 ; fines of the townspeople of Dunsta-
ble, ib, ; tithe of white bread restored
to the almonry, ib, ; two tallies allowed
against the abbey of Bamsey, iii. 317 ;
a mark granted annually to William de
Catesby, iii. 321 ; money for corrodies
spent in harvesting, ib, ; presentation to
S. Peter's, Bedford, iii. 322 ; accounts of
Gliomas le Porter for fines, esplees, &c.,
1*6. ; questions as to fines on the assize of
bread and beer at Stoke, iii. 323 ; com-
position with the abbat of Stanley Park
for tithes in the Peak, iii. 325 ; scutage
paid to the executors of Aimery de S.
Amand, ib. ; the prior requires the jus-
tices itinerant at Bedford to go to Dun-
stable, iii. 326 ; they promise to come,
iii. 327 ; advowsons of Uusbom, Flit-
wick, &c., ib. ; quarter of com paid by
Warin Fitzgerold, ib,; various suits
against the priory, iiL 327, 328 ; land at
Houghton restored and landmarks put
Dunstable, priory of— conf.
up, iii. 328 ; writ to the prior to restore
lands to B. Ordwy, ib, ; demands of the
men of Tebworth regarding their chan-
try, iii. 329 ; writ of a miller of Reading
of mort d'ancestre not prosecuted, s6. ;
the prior summoned to show by what
warrant he claimed his privileges, ib,;
privileges of the priory discussed, iii.
329*333 ; affair of P. Peyure, iii 833 ;
Bocwode wood and Shotgrave grove cut
down, iii 385 ; death of P. Ijorenge, a
gveat friend of the priory, iii. 336 ; two
felons taken from the gaol to Norwich,
ifr. ; take measures to prevent the Domini-
cans from enlarging their bounds, iii
336, 337 ; suit respecting Ballidon tithes,
iii. 837 } payment by T. Perchesoyl of
the fines levied on the townsmen^ iii.
339 ; payment to the sheriff of Hertford-
shire, ib, ; tenements in Stndham acquit-
ted, iii. 340; visitation of bishop O.
Sutton, ib,; writ of trespass against
Milicent de Montalt for seizing the priory
pigs, iii. 341 ; general chapter of the
order at, ib. ; present to Bushden, iii.
342 ; fine paid by a naif of the prior,
ib. ; visitation of bishop O. Sutton, ib, ;
new hall and solar built at Pulloxhill, ib.;
a probationer (W. de Sewell) rejected
for insufficient learning, ib, ; suit against
Milicent de Montalt for seizing the pigs
in Tottemhoe, ib. ; suit against the same
respecting the right of commonage in
Houghton, iii. 345; bound to support
John de Ballidon, who pays 20 marks
for this, iii. 354; fee entered on by
John Cook of Newbottle, ib. ; the bai-
lie sued for taking toll in the market
against the liberties of Berkhampstead,
ib. ; sums paid to various persons to look
after the suit with M. de Montalt, iii.
358; manor of Stoke granted to H.
Spigumel, ib.; two pinnacles on the
north frx>nt of the church built by the
parishioners, ib, ; the stone roof of t! o
porch repaired, ib. ; suit respecting the
liberties of Berkhampstead against the
108
INDEX.
Dunstable, priory of— <ont.
prior dropped, iii. 362; the coipse of
queen Eleanor remama for a night at
the priory, ib. ; money for yarioos de-
£Milts paid to the sheriff of Bedfordshire,
iii. 364 ; money paid -which had been
borrowed of the chancellor, ib, ; debts
dae to Ralph de Hengham forgiven to
the priory for twenty-four marks to be
paid yearly, ib. ; see for accounts of pay-
ments made or excused, iiL372, 376, 391 ;
death and burial of three canons at Roke-
sac, iii. 364 ; homage done to the priory
for Grimescote and Fattishall, iii. 865 ;
death of a naif of the prior, ib. ; the priory
presents to Bradbome and Flitwick, ib. ;
John de Faldho admitted canon, ib. ; gift
of a meadow from Bichard Youngman,
ib. ; prosecution by the men of Houghton,
iii. 366 ; charter of liberties registered
in the exchequer, ib. ; taxation of the
priory and its churches for the crusade,
iii. 367; pnedial tithes in Brassington
and Atlow fidl in, iii. 370 ; payment to
the sheriff of Bedfordshire, iii. 371 ;
Catesby manor granted to W. de Catesby,
ib. ; a heifer had from the late Thomas
Painter of Houghton, ib. ; relief paid by
the heirs of W. le Newebonde, S. Perot
and B. Carter, ib. ; small amount of
wool from Bradborne, ib, ; yearly deli-
ver}' of eight cartloads of wood bought,
ib. ; the tithes for the crusade paid, iii.
372 ; 12 marks paid twice to R. de
Hengham, ib. ; David Flitwick sued for
tithe of hay, ib. ; tithe of wheat and
beans within an enclosure taken, iii.
373 ; four acres enclosed at Shortgrave,
iii. 374 ; amount paid to the sheriff of
Bedfordshire, iii. 375; five marks paid
to the parson of All Saints, Bedford, ib. ;
leave obtained to raise hue and cry
within the liberty of Dunstable, iii. 376 ;
new enclosure in Chalgrave field, iii.
377 ; the parson of Chellington sued for
waste of tithe, ib. ; the great Cross re-
painted, ib. ; suit respecting land in
Wadlow (manor of Toddington), iii.
Dunstable, priory of — cont.
378-381; the benefices not taxed ac-
cording to the new taxation of bishop
O. Sutton, iiL 382 ; tithes at Newbottle
leased to pay the share for the Welsh
war, iii. 387; reductions agreed to till
the monastery should recover from
these, iii. 388 ; the hay bam burnt, ib. ;
the enclosure enlarged, ib. ; new wall
built, which falls down, ib. ; payment to
the nuncio of Pope Celestine V., ib. ;
the priory searched for money by Mcho-
las, rector of Toddington, on behalf of
the king, iii. 390 ; ordination by bishop
Oliver Sutton at Dunstable, iii. 391
archbishop Winchelsey in the priory,
ib. ; presentation to Chalgrave, t6. ; pre-
sentation to Catesby, ib. ; debt to Ralph
Hengham not paid, ib. ; presentation to
Bradbome, iii. 391, 392 ; payment to
the abbat of Osney for the king, iii. 392;
land confirmed to the priory by John
Peyure, ib. ; effect of the revocation of
Pope Celestine's provisions by Boniface
VHI. on the priory, iii. 393 ; brief re-
specting Marston church, &c., ib. ; affair
of the arrears due for this to the Hos-
pitallers, iii. 393-395 ; right to certain
fines established, iii. 395 ; victuals in the
almonry granted to Walter of the Peak,
ib. ; bread and beer allowed to L. Bo-
dyn, ib. ; escape of two robbers from
the prison, ib. ; gaol rebuilt, iii. 396 ;
feast at this time given to the townsmen
stopped, ib.; the priory presented for
remitting a punishment, iii. 399 ; land
at Higham Ferrers resumed, iii. 401 ;
grant to the brothers at Bradbome from
their poverty, ib. ; new mill made,
which fails, and the old one resumed,
iii. 402 ; fine paid by the priory, after
the quarrel of the clergy and the king,
iii. 407 ; the bailiffs stop a cart with
fish for the earl of Cornwall for toll,
who plagues the priory in consequence,
ib. ; the pigs of the priory fed in Kens-
worth wood, and payment made for this
by the bailiff, iii. 408 ; the archdeacon
INDEX.
109
Donfltable, priory of— con/,
of Cornwall at the priory, ib, ; a palfrey
from the late David Flitwick given, ib. ;
payment to the hospital of S. John's, Je-
rusalem, ib. ; cause won against David
Flitwick, iii. 410 ; debt to the nuns of
S. Helen's, London, ib.; first stone of
the new Lady Chapel laid, ib. ; demand
made by the executors of Roger Braba-
zon, iii. 411; new bell made by the
townsmen during the plague, iii. 41 2 ;
death of John Bracebridge; a horse
given to the priory, iii. 414; confirma-
tion of the liberties by Edward IIL, ib. ;
attack on, by the mob in 1381, iii. 417 ;
the prior forced to grant a charter, which
is afterwards annulled, iii. 417-419.
Dunstable, priors of :
Thomas, dies, iii. 29, D.
Richard de Morins, canon of Merton,
iii. 28 ; goes to Rome for John,
and returns, ib. ; made visitor of
religious houses in Lincoln diocese,
iii. 29 ; sees a vision of two Jews,
iii. 33 ; sent through the see of
Lincoln to investigate the injuries
caused by John, iii. 39 ; acts for the
preachers of the crusade in three
counties, iii. 40 ; at the fourth Lar
teran council, iii. 44; remuns a
year at Paris, ib. ; holds his court
before the justices itinerant at
Dunstable, iii. 55; makes out his
claim to the fines of Stephen Vintner
and his son, iii. 58 ; agreement
with M. de Buckleshore, i6. ; ob-
tains tithes of hay, ib. ; causes won
by, iii. 60; suit with the towns-
people respecting tithes, iii. 65 ;
attempt of forgery upon, by Mossy,
a Jew, iii. 66 ; made visitor of the
order in the province of York,
iii. 80 ; agreement respecting the
lands of John de Nerbone, iii. 85 ;
agreement respecting Harlington
church, ib. ; conduct as to the appeal
of the four burgesses of Dunstable,
iii. 105; holds his court at Dun-
Dunstable, priors of :— con/.
Richard de Morins — cont
stable, iii. 108; appoints coroners,
guardians of measures, &c., ib. ;
claims a treasure found at Husbom,
ib. ; decision of three juries against,
about a wall, ib. ; dispute with ten
burgesses of Dunstable respecting
the refusal of offerings, iii. 110;
visits the monasteries of the order
in Uncoln and Lichfield dioceses, iii.
112 ; summons the townsmen by
writ for breach of the peace, iii.
119 ; taxes the townsmen according
to the award, iii. 121 : their oppo-
sition, i&. ; behaviour of the towns-
men to, ib, ; complains to the
chancellor and chief Justice, ib. ;
excommunicates two canons who
broke out, &c, iii. 133 ; absolves
them, iii. 134 ; sends to the Pope
on the question of visitation by the
metropolitan, iii. 151 ; Canterbury
monks obtain letters of absolution
from Rome to, iii. 156; dies, iii.
158 ; had founded the Lady chapel,
iii. 410.
Geoffirey de Barton buys land of R. de
Cardul, iii. 158 ; elected prior, ib. ;
agreement with the town, iii. 173 ;
justices itinerant at Dunstable for two
days at his cost, iii. 1 74 ; pays for
the new house at Rokesac, iii. 176 ;
advises Eudo, prior of Caldwell,
to resign, iii. 179; presides at the
general chapter of the order at
Dunstable, ib. ; receives the for-
feited goods of felons iii. 193 ;
oppi^essed by the expenses of the
judges, ib. ; one of the sureties for P.
Peyure, iii. 202 ; resigns, iii. 219 ;
settlement as to bis allowance, iii.
221 ; had let a messuage in Charlton
without the consent of the convent,
iii. 321.
Simon of Eton, cellerar, obtains
license for the election of a prior,
ill 220 ; elected prior, ib. ; finds
110
INDEX.
Dunstable, priors of : — cont.
Simon of Eton — cont,
the house in debt, iii. 221 ; gives
the brotherhood of the house to
Simon de Montfort, iii. 226 ; pays
10/. for Bradborne to prince Ed-
ward, iii. 230 ; has the horses, &c.
of certain felons, iii. 252; goes
to Edmund, earl of ComwaU, to
have the toll from Sundon renewed,
iii. 253; summoned by B. Firot
respecting Harlington church, iii.
256 ; homage done to, by John
of Fattishall for Grimescot, iii.
260 ; sues Eudes la Suche for the
attack on his gallows, iii. 261 ;
dies, iii. 262, 263 ; his horses dead,
iii. 264 ; referred to in the suit re-
specting Wadlow land, iii. 379. See
the list of cellerars.
William le Breton, agreement with
Eudes la Suche, iii. 262; elected
prior, iii. 264; writ against Eudes
la Suche and his wife, iii. 271 ; pro-
gress of the suit, iii. 272 ; before
the king against the falconers, who
accuse him, iii. 273; acquitted of
their charges, iii. 274 ; eats with the
Dominicans for the first time, iii.
278 ; writ against T. de Hyde, iii.
279 ; removed by bishop Oliver
Sutton, iii. 284 ; provision for him,
ib. ; dies at Eokesac, and is buried
at Dunstable as prior, iii. 340 ; re-
ferred to as having been seised of
Wadlow land, iii. 379.
William de Wederhore, admitted canon,
iii. 252 ; elected prior, iii. 284 ;
his confirmation and installation,
ib. ; before the justices itinerant at
Derby, iii. 286 ; absent from the con-
vocation summoned by archbishop
Feccham, iii. 288 ; summoned by
writ of trespass by David Flitwick,
iii. 299 ; register of a payment due
by, to the king, iii. 300, 301 ; writs
to the sheriff of Bedford respecting,
iii. 301 ; dines with John Duraunt,
Dunstable, priors of : —cont,
William de Wederhore — cont,
iii. 302 ; inquiry into the jnrisdic-
diction of his court in the case of
the Burchards, iiL 308 ; appealed
against for the death of Simon Mus-
tard, iii. 306, 310; verdict in his
fiivour, iii. 307 ; appears before the
justices at Leicester for Catesby, iii.
315 ; writ against, respecting the ad-
vowson of Newbottle, iii. 318 ; the
suit decided in his favour, iii. 319 ;
fined for receiving the chattels of R.
de Wise, iii. 320 ; writ of novel dis-
seisin against, ib, ; his expenses in
the suit, iii. 321 ; requires the jus-
tices itinerant at Bedford to come
to Dunstable, iii. 326 ; writ to, to
restore B. Ordwy's lands, iii. 328 ;
demand of the Tebworth men that
he should make a chantiy in the
chapel, iii. 329 ; summoned to show
warrant for his privileges, ib. ; his
answer, iii. 330 ; affair of F. Feyure,
iii. 333,334 ; quarrel with the justices
itinerant, ib, ; not allowed a regis-
tering clerk, iii. 335; his liberty
endangered, but saved, ib, ; his ex-
pense^ ib, ; before the justices
itinerant at Hertford about Brare-
worth, iii. 336 ; at the exchequer
to answer a writ quo waranioy ib, ;
affiur of Ballidon tithes, iii. 337 ;
visits Bradborne, ib,\ appeals to
the exchequer, iii. 341 ; proceedings
against Milicent de Montalt, iii. 342-
353; summoned before the king's
bench about Marston church, iii.
354 ; charge against Richard de
Boylond, iii. 358 ; summoned about
the commonage of Houghton, iii.
359 ; summoned by a townsman of
Berkhampstead on the question of
market tolls, iii. 362; the suit
dropped, t6. ; fines paid by, 372 ;
sued before the tithe collectors at
Lichfield, and excommunicated, iii.
373 ferrets rabbits in Bocwode
IK]>£X.
Ill
DimBtable, priors of : — cfmi,
William de Wederhore — cont
wood, iii. 374 ; monies allowed to,
iii. S74, 875; complaint respecting
the land in Wadlow, (manor of
Toddington), iii. 378-381 ; presides
at a general chapter of the order
at Huntingdon, iii. 390 ; removes,
but afterwards restores the lepers'
bell, iii. 381 ; summoned for arrears
due to the Hospital of S. John's,
Jerusalem, iii. 393 ; the afGur
made up at Westminster, iii. 394 ;
fine paid by, to the king, iii. 407 ;
payment to the sheriff of Bedford-
shire for S. John's, Jerusalem, iii.
408.
John de Cheddington, installed, iii.
409; expenses of his installation,
ib. ; pays a debt to the nuns of S.
Helen's, London, iii 410.
Koger de Grayenhurst, covers the
belfry with lead, iii. 412.
Thomaa Marshal, answers the demand
of the earl of Warwick of three
horses on the creation of three priors,
ib, ; his plea tried at S. Alban's,and
confirmed, iii. 413 ; his behaviour
on the demands of the mob in 1381,
iii. 417, 418; protects the towns-
men, iii. 419.
sub-priors of:
Alexander, made prior of Caldwell,
ui. 89.
Walter de Caddington, made prior of
Caldwell, iii. 179.
William le- Breton, made prior, iii.
264.
• celleraxB of:
Henry de Bilenda ; see Bilenda.
Peter, iii. 186.
Simon of Eton, iii. 195; proctor to
Peter Yitella, iii 197 ; made prior,
iii. 220.
porter o( Thomas, iii. 336 ; dies.
iii. 370 ; services for, tb.
carpenter of, John, makes a mill.
which is a &iluxe, iii. 402.
Dunstable, canons, lay brethren, &c., of:
Adam of Pocklington, iii. 185, D.
Adam of Wymondley, ordiuned priest,
iii. 175.
Alan of Hyde ; see Hyde.
Benedict, iii. 185.
Edmund de Trel, iiu 234.
Geo£frey of Marston, iii. 263 ; pre-
sented to Flitwick, iii. 365 ; his
exertions to pay the debts on the
installation in 1302, iii. 410.
Gilbert, iii. 281.
Henry Archer, becomes a Minorite,
iii. 134.
Henry of Heddone, ordained priest,
iii. 176.
Henry of Neutone, iiL 181 ; obtains
licence of electing a prior from the
king, iii. 220 ; one of those appointed
to elect, ib, ; plants a little wood at
Bradborne, iii. 338.
Hugh of Bray, iii. 183.
Hugh Scot, iii. 143.
John, breaks out, and becomes a
Minorite, iii. 133 ; his subsequent
history, iii. 134.
John of S. Alban's, money sent by, to
the nuns of S. Helen's, iii. 410 ; to
the executors of Roger Brabazon,
lu. 411.
John of Chetundone,- iii. 370 ; or-
dained priest, iii. 401.
John of Dunstable, iii. 370, 372.
John of Eddlesborough, iii. 205.
John of Faldho,iii. 365, 370; ordained
priest, iii. 401.
John of Hallinges, iii. 205; summoned
for trespass by David Flitwick, iii.
299.
John of Hertford, iii. 210 ; dies at
Rokesac, iii. 283.
John of Maidenborough, iii. 185 ;
proctor for the arrears due from two
vicars, iii. 305 ; presented to Brad-
borne, iii. 365, 371 ; removed, iii.
391.
John of Maiden, iii. 86.
112
INDEX.
Dunstable, canons, lay brethren, &c., of :
— cont
John of Stoke, iii. 210 ; made sub-
deacon, ib,
John of Studfaam, iii. 287.
John de Waleya, iii. 210.
John de Waltre, iii. 255.
John of Watford, iii. 201.
Maurice of Elstow, ordained sub-
deacon, iii. 176.
Michael of the Peak, made canon at
fourteen, iii. 254; summoned for
trespass by David Flitwick, iii. 299.
Nicholas of Aldebury, returns to the
Dominicans, iii. 261.
Peter of Aldenham, presented to Brad-
borne, iii. 392.
Balph, a lay brother, murdered by the
men of Grovebury priory, iiL 213.
Kalph of Bray, lay brother, iii. 235.
Ralph of Harewold, dies, iii. 289.
Ralph of Studham, dies, iii. 219.
Ralph de Tmgre, iii. 235.
Reginald of Reatog, one of the elec-
tors to the priory in 1262, iii. 220.
Richard, a lay brother, an annual
mark bought of, iii. 164,
Richard of S. Alban's, iii. 342.
Richaid of Caldwell, ordained priest
iii. 175 ; canon, iii. 184.
Richard of Dodington, dies, iii. 219.
Richard Falco, becomes a Minorite,
iu. 134.
Richard of Greenbury, iii. 266.
Itichard of Mentmore, iii. 205 ; one
of those appointed to elect the prior
in 1262, iii. 220.
Richard of Stamford, iii. 85 ; dies, iii.
125.
Richard of Stratford, dies, iii. 266.
lUchard of Whitchurch, iii. 143, 184.
Richard de Waldia, made prior of
Wymondley, iii. 175.
Robert of Barton, ordained sub-
deacon, iii. 176.
Robert of PuUoxhill, iii. 234.
Roger of S. Alban's, ordained priest,
iii. 175 ; money paid to, for windows
Dunstable, canons, lay brethren, &c., of :
— cont.
Roger of S. Alban's — cont
in Steppingley church, iii. 197;
made guardian of the church of
Dunstable, iii. 220; guardian of
Rokesac, iii. 250.
Roger of Cumethone, iii. 255 ; re-
ceiyes the bailiff's account, iii. 316.
Roger of Derby, iiL 342.
Roger of Kylpsham, admitted on the
presentation of Milicent de Much-
aut, iii. 297.
Roger of Wotton, iii. 151; receives
the bailiff's account, iii. 316 ; his
account of monies levied on freemen
of Dunstable, iii. 364.
Simon Wiscard, iiL 205.
Stephen of Wathamstede, iii. 181.
Stephen, has the cure of Flitwick, iii.
364 ; dies at Rokesac, ib.
Thomas of Bedford, iiL 151.
Thomas de Dyam, iii. 183.
Thomas of Leirtone, one of those
appointed to elect the prior in 1262,
iii. 220.
Walter breaks out and joins the Mino-
rites, iii. 133 ; his subsequent his-
tory, iu. 134; dies, iiL 143.
Walter of BalUdon, iiL 184, 342.
Walter of Gledley, leaves Dunstable
for Wobum on account of Grosse-
teste extorting an oath, iiL 152.
Walter of Sewell, not admitted to pro-
fession, iiL 342.
Walter of Wilton, made prior of Cold-
norton, iii. 144.
William Britone, one of those appointed
to elect the prior in 1262, iii. 220.
William of Gloucester made prior of
S. Frideswide's, iii. 143.
William of Homsend, iii. 185.
William of Watford (or Waterford),
ordained subdeacon, iii. 176; dies,
iii. 226.
William of Wederhore, iii. 370 ; or-
duned priest, iii. 401.
INDBX.
113
Dunstable, canons, lay brethren, &c., /of :
Wiffiam of Wotton, iii. 185.
W. of Hannes, one of those appointed
to elect the prior in 1262, iii. 220.
Dnnstable, town of, Henry I. keeps Christ-
mas at, ii. 218, 223, Wa. ; Stephen holds
his court at, ii. 226 ; prodigy seen at,
in 1 191, iY. 46, W. ; pays fourteen marks
for the expedition to Wales in 1210, iii.
32, D. ; contribution of, in 1212, to the
army, iii. 35 ; fire at, iii. 42 ; harm done
to, by Louis, iii. 47 ; the barons pass
through, in 1215, iii. 49 ; justices itine-
rant at, in 1217, iii. 53; quarrel be-
tween the scholars and townsmen, iii.
85 ; the townsmen acquire plunder at
the siege of Bedford, iii. 87, 88 ; justices
itinerant at, in 1224, iii. 90, in 1227,
iii. 105 ; disputes the rights of the priory,
ib. i four burgesses of, accused by a
robber as his accomplices, ib ; appeal of
the townsmen on this, ib. ; twenty-four
townsmen imprisoned, iii. 106 ; fined by
Hubert de Burgh, ib, ; ten refuse pay-
ment of offerings, and are exconmiuni-
cated by the bishop of Lincoln, iii. 110 ;
visit of Henry III., and settlement with
the priory, iii. 118; the townsmen break
the peace, iii. 119 ; twelve summoned by
writ to Westminster, t^. ; the award
between them, ib. ; they refuse to com-
ply without a special order from the
king, iii. 120 ; allow only the taxing of
the prior's tenants in capite, ib. ; letters
of exemption for others from the king,
iii. 121 ; the burgesses employed to col-
lect the tax peijnre themselves, and ill-
treat the prior and canons, ib. ; threatened
by the chancellor and chief justice, ib. ;
malice and fury of, when these had left,
iii. 122 ; they propose to leave the town
altogether, and settle in the neighbour-
hood, ib. ; the quarrel made up through
the archdeacon of Bedford, ib. ; final
agreement, ib. ; tournament granted at,
in 1232, iii ISO ; justices itinerant at,
in 1233, iii. 131 ; fine of four marks
VOL. V.
Dunstable, town of — cont.
paid, Ut. ; justices itinerant at, in 1236,
iii. 145; writ of mort d'ancestre of no
force in, iii. 155 ; injury to the market of,
by Richard of Comwsdl, iii. 191 ; justices
itinerant at, in 1254, iii. 193 ; Domini-
cans allowed to stay in, by the king and
queen, iii. 213 ; justices itinerant at, in
1259, ib. ; writ of gaol delivery, iii. 221 ;
tournament at, proposed by G. de Clare,
forbidden by the king, iii. 238 ; the
king and queen and the legate at, iii.
240 ; the king and Richard king of Ger-
many at, iiL 246; two Welshmen be-
headed for robbery at, ib. ; defect found
in all the bushels, iii. 263; fined for
illegal measures, iii. 265 ; gaol delivery
in 1275, ib. ; fined because the brewers
had not paid the assize, iii. 267; Edward I.
at, in 1276, iii. 274 ; gaol delivery in
1277, iii. 278 ; fined for false measures,
iii. 279 ; mild winter, iii. 2dO ; tourna-
ment at, in 1279, ib. ; pays a fine to the
justices for the king's use, iii. 281 :
wooden sheds erected by the butchers
over their benches, ib.; tournament at, in
1280, iii. 283; again on Ash Wednesday,
iii. 285 ; quarrel with the priory about
Grunteslane, iii. 290; justices itinerant
at, in 1283, iii. 303 ; fines of the towns-
people in 1284, iii. 316 ; gaol delivery in
1285, iii. 321; the high roads ordered by
the king to be repidred, iii. 322 ; justices
itinerant compelled to come to, from Bed-
ford, iii. 327 ; Dunstable causes only to be
tried at, iii. 334; fines levied on, paid by
Thomas Perchesoyl, iii. 339; trial by
battle between two robbers at, iii. 342 ;
tournament at, in 1289,iii.^354; Eleanor
cross erected in the market place, iii.
362 ; forced *to provide for the king
while at Ashridge, iii. 363 ; inquiry
into a treasure found at Goldenelowe, ib.;
the bakers and brewers fined forfiUse
weights and measures, iiL 364 ; monies
levied on the freemen of, ib. ; tourna-
ment at, in 1292, on Ash Wednesday,
iii. 373 ; fined for false measures and
114
IWPKX.
Dunstable, town of — cont,
bad meat, iii. 37$; toumiunent at, in
1293, iii. 376 ; a iQ^rphsmt fined for
stopping toll of covn, &C. in the market,
iii. 377; large bell set up by the lepers, iii.
381 ; price of com at, ip 1294, Ui. 391;
m^kets iigured by prince Edward's Iqng
stay fit S. Albf^i's and Langle^^ ip* 392 ;
tbe bakers punished for keeping up the
price of bread, iii. 396 ; fine4 for fftUe
pleasures, ill. 399 ; presents the priory
for remitting a pimishn^ent, i6. ; rise of
the townsmen t^giunst the priory in } 381,
iii. 417-419 ; proclamation of ftenry YI.
at, in U59 ; iu. 420,
•^ ^- rural dean o^ iii. 304.
. mayor of, 7ho]9^s ^Qbbes, lua
oonduct in the riot of 1981, iii. 4(7.
Dqnstftble, Ambrose, Qiles, and Miohael pf,
thieyes, starved Of hanged, iii. 247.
Donstan, S. ; ^ee Ca^iterburyi arphbishops
o£
Dunstanyille, W. de, diep, i. 1^6, T. ^
Dnnster castle, he]4 hy W^^Imii de Mobnn
figainst Stephen, ii. 826, Wa. s viUages
near, burnt by Stephen, ii. 51, Wi.
Pnnton fortified by Q. de 9lois, bishop of
Winchester, ii. 51, Wi*
Pnpplin moor (Gled^sqior), balUe of» iv.
349, 0.
Durand, sent as legate by Jimoeeiit III. to
John,i. 809 ; ii. 811, 268 ; IT. 55, 56, 899,
Bu. Wi. Wa. O, W, Wo. I reception of,
by John, iv. 55, Q* ( bif dialogue with
John, i. 209 ; ii. 868, Bu. Wa. ; returns
to Borne, iv. 55, 400, O. Wo. i eoUoquy
with John at Barham Down, iv. 56, W.
Dimmdi, Thomas, the ehureh of Sancreed
given tQt i. 99, T.
Durannt, John, wool sold to, by Dunstable
priory, iii. 875, D. i gives five marks to
the archdeacon for the palfrey demanded
of the prior of Ihmstable, iii. 885 j pays
80/. towards the Welsh war, Ui. 804 ;
gives a banquet, at which the prior of
Dunstable dines, iii. 802 ( gives a feast
on the occasion of hia sons incepting in
ArU at Oxford, iii. 813 j pays half the
Dnraupt, Jo]i^'^cQ^u
cost of the new pinnacles of Dunstable
church, iii. 358 ; splendid funeral of his
wi&i i6. ; buys a rentcharge in Houghton,
m, 374.
-? John, the yoqnger, one of his ser-
vant^ conupits suici4#, iij. 297.
ThomaSi son of John, bread, beer,
and buns sold to, by Dunstable priory,
iu. 887.
William, sou of John, incepts in
Arts at Oxford, iii. 313.
Bichardi son of John, grant to, by
Dunstable prioryt iii< 867; incepts in
Arta at Oxford, iii. 3i3.
Avelina, wife of John, her death
an4 fuuenvl, iii. 358.
Durazzo, taken by Johu de Brienne, iii.
133, p.
Dureford (Turefoi4]i abbey of, the abbat
present at the burial of G. de Clare at
Tewkesbury, i. 76, Ti i W. de Clare
buried att i. 165.
Durham, iwhops of \
Ethelric (Agelricus, Oilrious, Elftious,
Sluricus), aoeused an4 sent to West-
minster, ii. )90, 108 Wa. ; excom-
nunnieates the pjundererp at Peter-
boTQUgh, ii 191 i had been conse-
crated to York, ii. 198; resigns
Durham and goes to Peterborough,
»6. , dies, ii. 30, 198, Wi. Wa. ;
buried in 0. Nicholas's porch at
WestmiUiter, ii. 193, Wa.
Bthelwin (Ailwinus, Alfwhius, Alwi-
nua), rises agamst William J., ii. 89,
Wi. { outU^wed, u. lOO, Wa. ; flies
to the isle of Ely, ii* lOi ; submits
to WlUiam Im ib. ; sent to Abiog-
don, ii. 89, 101, Wi. Wa,; dies, ii.
89, Wi. ; dies at Abingdon, ii. 191,
Wa.
Walohere, murdered by this Northum-
brians, ii. 38, 193 ; iv. 10, 878, Wi.
Wa. O. Wo.
William,abbat of 8. Carilepb, iv. 10, 872,
O. Wo. ; places monks at Durham,
iv. 878, Wo. ; conspires against
nfPWi.
116
William— a«l.
William II. in ikvour of Robert, ii.
85, 198, Wi. Wa. ; his iigmries' to
the Kordi, ii. 190, Wa. ; snirexiders
Durham castle and goefl to Nor-
mandy, ii. aoo, Wa. I aziled, ii. 8fi,
Wi. ; .restored, ii. 87 j dies, i. 6 ;
ii. 88, aoff, IL Wi, Wa.
Ralph Flambaid, or Passeflabere, the
abbey of Nevminster given to, ii.
86, Wi. ( the tee of Oanterbnry
daring the vacancy given to, f ft. ;
the see of lincoln and abbey of
Chertsey given to, ti. 87 ; his charac-
ter, t6. ; the kingdom committed to, in
the absence of William XL, ii. 89 ;
number of churches, abbeys, &c he
had in charge, i&. ; bishop of Dur-
ham, ii. 40, 808, Wi. Wa. ; impri-
soned by Henry I., i. 7 ; ii. 40, S09,
M. Wi. Wa. ; escapes from the
tower and goes to Robert of Nor-
mandy, i. 7 ; U. 41, 210, H. Wi.
Wa. } his advice to Robert, ii. 210,
Wa.; comes with Robert to Eng-
land, i. 7; il 41, M. Wi. 5 the
bishoprick restored to, ii. 41, Wi. ;
cited before Ae l^te John de
Oema for various crimes, Ii. 47 ;
his exposure of the legate John de
Orema, ib.i dies, Ii. 48, 221, Wi.
Wa.
Geoffry Ruihs, chancellor* i. 18; ii.
228, M, Wa,
William de S. Barbara, 4ea|i of York,
Ii. 833, Wa,
Hogli de Poisftc, eopB^r»te4 »t Home
by Pope Aosiitasius lY., ii. 886,
W8* s suspended by Becket, iv. 382,
Wo, I has TickbiU castle given up
to him for Richard X., i. 191, Bu. ;
dies, i. a^, 58 ; ii. 250; iv. 48, 888,
M. T. Wa. Q. W. Wo.
Philip of Foitou, i. 55 ; ii. 250 ; iii.
26 { iv, 888, T. Wa. D. Wo. ; sent
by Riobard J. to vote for him at the
Durham, bishops pf ; . opwl.
Philip of Poitou — cant.
election of the emperor, i. 106, Ba. ;
dies, i. 29, 59 ; ii. 262 ; iii. 81 ; iv.
58, 397, M. T. Wa. D. 0. Wo.
Richard Marsh, i. 63 ; ii. 288, T. Wa. ;
consecrated at Gloucester by arch-
bishop Walter de Gray, ii. 288 ; iv.
408| Wa. Wo. ; his character, ii.
288, Wa. ; inquiry into his conduct,
iii. 62, 67, p. ; goes to Rome, ii.
294 ; iii. 62, 67, Wa. D. ; accused
by his monks. Hi. 62, 67, p. ; ab-
solved at Rome, iii. 67, D. ; struck
with opthalmia, iii. 68 ; injuries
done by \»jn to the see, ib, ; dies,
i. 68, 72 ; ii. 302 ; iii. 100; iv. 67,
68, 419, T, Wa, D. 0. W. Wo.
'William Scot, archdeacon of Worces-
ter, J. 69 i iii. 104} iv. 67, 68, T.
p. O. Wf j ol^ections to him, iii.
104, P. } refiued by the kiqg, i. 69,
T, ; goes to Rome, i|i. i04, D. ;
quashedi h 70; iii. 109; iy. 69, T.
P, 0. w.
Rich«r4 le Foorf, bishop of Salisbury,
i. 70 ; iL 85, 304 ; iii. 109, 115 ;
iv. 60, 480, T. Wi. Wa, D. 0. W.
Wo. ; witoesaea the oonfinnation of
Magna Gharta in 1286, i. 108, T.;
diei, i. 102 1 ii. 817 ; iii. 146, 147 ;
iv. 83, 84, 429, T. Wa. D. O. W.
Wo. I buried at Honkton-Tarrant,
i. 108 ; ii. 817, T. Wa.
[Thomas de Melsanby] , prior of Dur-
ham, elected, but quashed, i. 104,
T.
Nicholas of Famham, elected bishop of
Lichfield, but resigns, iii. 149, D. ;
bishop of Durham, iu 88, 328 ; iii.
156; iv. 88, 432, Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; consecrated at S. Os-
wald's, Gloucester, by archbishop
W. de Grey, L 118 ; iv. 88, 89, T.
W. O. } answer of the clergy to the
nuncio delayed till his return, iii.
167, D. i resigns, i. 188; ii. 91,
h2
116
INDEX.
Dnrfaam, bishopc of : — eoni.
Nichoks of Farnham— row/.
342 ; iv. 97, 98, T. Wi. Wa. O. W. ;
bis pension, ii. 342, Wa.
Walter Kirkham, dean of York, iv.
98, W. ; excommnnicatea the in-
firactors of Magna Chaita, L 305,
819, Bn. ; affixes his seal to a blank
charter at the king's request, !▼.
109, 110, O.; sent to the Boman
court hj Henry HL lor money, iT.
1 10, O. ; compels Osney to pay 200
marks to the Siennese merchants,
ib. ; dies, !▼. 125, W.
Robert Stichill, iv. 125, W. ; dies on
his retom from Lyons, iL 117, 383 ;
iy. 465, Wi- Wa. Wo.
Robert of Holy Island, ii. 118, 383,
iv. 465, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; consecrated
by Walter, archbishop of York, ib. ;
dies, iii. 298 ; iv. 295, D. O. W.
Anthony Bek, iii. 298 ; iy. 295, D. O.
W. ; consecrated at Dniham by the
archbishop of York, iy. 295, 0. W. ;
ihe king and queen at his consecra-
tion, iii. 305, D. ; excommunicated
by the archbishop of York, iii. 376,
D.
Durham, prior of (Thomas de Melsanby),
elected bishop, but quashed, L 104, T.
Durham castle, surrendered to William II.
by bishop William of S. Carileph, ii.
200, Wa.
Durley, P. de, proctor for Tewkesbury in
the matter of Fairford churoh, i. 82, T.
Diiyian ; see Fagan.
Dya, John de, i. 392, Bn.
Dyryslwyn castle ; see Drosslan.
Dyre, John de, killed at Eyesham, iy. 171,
O.
E.
Eadbald, king of Kent, ii. 4, 150, iy. 364,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; dies, ii. 151, Wa.
Eadbert, king of Kent, ii. 6, Wi.
Eadbuigh (Edbnrga), daughter of Edward
the Elder and Eadgifa, iv. 369, Wo. ;
buried at S. Maiy's abbey, Winchester,
iL 10; iv. 369, WL Wo.; lady of Per-
shore and Colchester, iy. 369, Wo.;
prayer to, iy. 370.
Eadgar, succeeds his brother Eadwig as
king, iL 11, 165; iy. 3, 368, 370, WL
Wa. O. Wo. ; propheey of peace in his
reign, iL 11, WL ; rebuilds Glastonbury,
Abingdon, &c., iL 166, Wi.; pUu^
monks at Exeter and nuns at Romsey,
iy. 368, Wo.; expels clerks and puts
monks into the greater churches, iy.
370 ; his reforms at Winchester, ii. 11,
WL ; commits the bishoprick of London
to Dunstan, ii. 166, Wa. ; dedicates the
churoh of Newminster, iy. 368, Wo. ;
consecrated king of the Angles at Bath,
ib, ; his gifts to Winchester, iL 12, WL ;
murders iBthdwold, ib, ; introduces the
Danes into England, ib, ; his regulations
about drinking cups, iL 13 ; dies, ii. 167,
Wa. ; buried at Glastonbury, ii. 13, 167,
Wi. Wa. ; opening of his tomb there,
ii. 167, Wa. ; had subdued Kenneth II.,
king of Scotland, and recdyed his ho-
mage, iy. 387, 0.
Eadgar, son of iBthelred, subscribes the
foundation charter of Burton abbey, L
183, Bu.
Eadgar ^thling, son of Edward, son of
Edmund Ironside, iy. 4, O. ; goes into
Scotland and is receiyed by Malcolm III.,
iL 190, Wa. ; goes to York and returns
to Scotland, ib,; joins the Danes and
attacks York, ib, ; makes peace with Wil-
liam L, iL 30, WL ; goes to William L
in Normandy and is inlawed, iL 192,
Wa. ; leaves William L, iL 195 ; out-
lawed in Normandy and goes to Scot-
land, ii. 201 ; mediates between William
II. and Malcolm III., ib,; reconciled
with William IL, ib, ; goes into Nor-
mandy with Robert, ii. 202; sent to
Malcolm HI. by William II., ib, ; con-
quers Scotland, and puts Donald VIL to
flight, ii. 207; establishes Eadgar as
iin)Ex.
117
Eadgar ^thling — coni.
king, ib. ; captured by Henry I. at
Tinchebrai, bat freed, ii. 212.
Eadgar, son of Malcobn HI., established
as king of Scotland by Eadgar ^thling,
iL 207, Wa. ; submits to William II., iv.
337, O. ; carries the sword before Wil-
liam II. at the coronation in 1099, ii.
40, WL; dies, ii. 213; iv. 374, Wa.
Wo.
Eadgifa (Edgiva), queen of Edward the
Elder, ir. 369, Wo.
Eadgyth (Editha), daughter of Godwine,
marries Edward the Confessor, ii. 20,
181 ; iii. 423 ; iv. 7, 371, Wi. Wa. Be.
W. Wo. ; sent to Wherwell by Edward,
ii. 185, Wa. ; received back again, ii.
186 ; dies, i. 4, 43 ; ii. 31, ; iii. 425; iv.
10, M. T. Wi. Be. O. ; dies at Win-
chester, and is buried at Westminster, ii.
193, Wa.
Eadmund ; tee Edmund.
Eadred, bom, iv. 369, Wo. ; king of Eng-
land, ii. 1 1, 165 ; iv. 370, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
his peaceful reign, ii. 11, Wi. ; submis-
sion of the Scots and Northumbrians to,
iv. 337, O. ; sends for S. Dunstan before
his death, ii. 11, WI. ; dies, iL 11, 165 ;
iv. 367, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; buried at Ww-
chester, ii. 11, Wi. ; his gifts to Win-
chester, ib,
Eadred, son of JSthelred, subscribes the
foundation charter of Burton abbey, i.
183, Bu.
Eadric, succeeds Lothere as king of Kent,
ii. 5, 153, WL Wa. ; dies, ii. 153, Wa.
Eadric, duke, at London, ii. 173, Wa.;
collects an army and tries to betray Ed-
mund Ironside, ii. 175 ; submits to Cnut,
ib, ; ravages the country with Cnut, ib, ;
his treason to Edmund Ironside, ii. 176;
his evil counsel, ib, ; his treachery at
Assandun, ii. 177 ; murders Edmund
Ironside, ii. 15 ; iv. 4, Wi. O. ; Mercia
given to, by Cnut, ii. 15, 177, WL Wa. ;
put to death by Cnut, i. 184 ; ii. 15, Bu.
Wi.
Eadwai'd ; aec Edward.
Eadwig (Edwins, Edwinus), king of Eng-
land, ii. 11, 165 ; iv. 367, 370, WL Wa.
Wo.; his evil character, iL 11, WL;
expels S. Dunstan, ii. 165, W a. ; gives
Fepsinton to Worcester priory, iv. 367,
Wo.; dies, iL 165; iv. 368, 370, Wa.
Wo.
Eadwig (Edwi), slain at Ipswich, ii. 172,
Wa.
Eadwig, son of ^thelred, subscribes the
foundation charter of Burton abbey, L
183, Bu.
Eadwine, king of Northumbria, iL 5, 150,
Wi. Wa. ; baptized by Paulinus, ii. 151,
Wa. ; kiUed, ib.
Eadwine, son of Edward and .M&gsd, iv,
369, Wo.
Eadwine, earl of Northumbria, brother of
Morkere, joins him at Northampton, ii.
188, Wa. ; defeated by Harold Hardrada
and Tostig, iL 189; rises against Wil-
liam I., ii. 29, 191, Wi. Wa. ; his death,
L 8, 43 ; ii. 191, M. T. Wa.
Earconbert, king of Kent, ii. 5, Wi. ; suc-
ceeds Eadbald, and destroys idols in
England, ii. 151, Wa. ; dies, iL 152.
Earthquake :
in 1076, iii. 425 ; iv. 10, Be. W.
in 1089, i. 4, 43 ; ii. 36, 200 ; iiL 427,
M. T. Wi. Wa. Be.
in 1091, iv. 12, O.
in 1117, iv. 376, Wo.
in 1119, L 10, 45; iL 45, 217; iv.
17, M. T. WL Wa. O.
in 1122, L 10, M.
in 1132, L 13 ; iL 49 ; iv. 19, M. Wi.
O.
in 1158, L 48, T.
in 1164, in Ely, Norfolk, and Suffolk,
iii. 442; iv. 381, Be. Wo.
in 1169, in Sicily, L 50; iv. 382, T.
Wo.
in 1184,iv. 39,40, O.W.
in 1185, ii. 243, Wa. ; at Lincoln, iii.
23, 446 ; iv. 385, D. Be. Wo.
in 1197, L 55 ; iv. 389, T. Wo.
in 1201, at Montacute, iL 74 ; iv. 390,
WL Wo.
118
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iD 1301, i. S6, T.
b ISSS, in lUlyi L 83 t iili SO, M. D.
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in 1838, i. 36, ro, M. T.
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T. Bu. Wb. Wo.
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iv. 264, 265, 467, 469, Wi W«. D.
O. W. Wo.
in 1298, IT. 539, Wo. ; at RUte, i6.
lU 1333, iii. 430, Be.
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163, Wb.
on Ladj Day, In 1301 i eoiuequent
ebangt in the oi4er of the teaata, IL 74,
Wi.
on Lady Day. In USB, ill. 817,
D.
Eartington (now Ampney 8. Peter), tlthei
of, given to Bennondiey, iii. 437, Be. i
arrangement respecting, iii. 461.
Bartry, choKh of, ii. 78, Wi.
Ebroin, mayor of the palace, forced into a
monastery, iv. 364, Wo. ; esc^w* and
again becomes majof of the jtolaoe, ir.
365 1 hia p«necutioli of Leodegarius,
A. ; death of, ib. g legend te»pei!ting, ii.
55, Wi.
Ebulo, John de, letter to, from Henry ni.,
promiung aid in Sicily, i. 400, Bn.
Ecclesball, given to Bnrtou abbey by Wil-
liam I., 1. 183, Bn.
" " iiht, king of Kent, ii. 8, Wi. ; bdc-
li Eaicnnberht, IL 153, Wa.i de-
yi idols In his kingdom, iii. 7, D. ;
I, ii. 153, Wa.
dit, banished by BHchtrie.ii. G, Wi. ;
[ids bis banishment in military studies,
king of the West Salons, ib. ; in-
lets his subjects in arms, K. 7 ; bis
r with Beomwulf, ii. I unites Mercia
and WeaRez, tb. | coiiqDera Kedt and
East Anglia, ib. i UKu Toit, ii. , takee
Chester, ii; 8 ; chnhied king of Britiln
at WincbrtUr, 16.; gtrei the name of
Anglla to the country, ib. \ his gtfls to
Winchester, It. ; dies, and is boned at
WincheateTi {(. ) his pedigree ttoni Bru-
tus, i6.
Ecgfnth, king of Nortbuinbria, succeeds
DswiU,ILl8«,W«.| dies, II. ISSj Tisiod
of Ms death by S. Wilfiid, Ib.
EeghHtb, son of .Athelied, sabserlbet the
foundation charter of Burton kbbey, i.
183, Bn.
Begwin, B. ; ate Worcester, bishops of.
Eclipse of the moon :
in 538, It. 363, Wo.
inlllO,lL 314, Ws.
InlllT, i».87B,WD.
in 1131,iT.877, Wo.
in 1 148, L 47, T.
inlie8, 1. 16; ii. 09, U. WI.
in lIBl,ii. 62, Wi.
In 1186, iii 33, D.
in 1304, iiL 449, fie.
In 1S43, It. 434, Wo.
in 1239, It. 331, 0.
in 1390, It. 337, 0.
in 139S, It. 531, Wo.
Eclipse of the son :
In 538, It. 368, Wo.
In 1033, 1. 184, Bu.
in 1124, iii. 433; IT. 18,Be. W.
inliai, i. I3lli.49; It. 8T6, H. Wi.
Wo.
In 1133, ii. aaSi It. 30, 378, Wa. W.
Wo.
in 1139, Iii. 43B, Be.
in 1 140, i. 14, 43 j II. 93 ) Iv. 37b, M.
T. WL Wo.
in 114?,L4f,T.
in 1163, It. 381, Wo.
in 1177, It. 383, Wo.
n 1178, 1. IT) iii. SS ; It. SB, H. D.
O.
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llTbilt;
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inll86,iH. Sd,D.
in 1191, i. 54; tt. Hi } it. 46, 817,
T. Wa. W. Wo.
in 1207, iii. 450, Be.
in 1208, iii. SO, D.
in 1289i i. 118 ; iv. 480, T. Wo.
in 1241, i. 120$ [y. 89, 486| T. W.
Wo.
in 1268, ii. 355 ; ir. 189^ Wa. O.
in 1288, ir. 814, O. W.
ill 1822, iii. 471, Be.
EddlesboroUgh (Edelesbore, Edelesborewe,
Hediesbnthe), church of, resigned by
Simon of Eddlesborongh to John de
Crachale, who builds thete, iii. 175, D. ;
Darid, of B. FrideswidC'S, pteMtited to,
ibi ; his q'ection by Walter de Budham,
who forcibly seiael the chu»eh| ib,
John of} see Dunstable, canons of.
Bifflon of, owlsd money to tUchard,
prior of Dunstable^ iiL 158, n., t>. ; land
recovered from, b^ DdnStablej iii« 161 ;
his house entered by thietes and his son
murdered, iiL 165 $ iresigHs the church
of Eddlesborough, ill 1 75 ; dieU, iii. 177 ;
his gifts to l)unstable priory, tfr.
Edessuthe (Edesuthe)) the gallows of the
prior of Dunstable, at, attacked^ iii. 261,
262, D.
Edinburgh castle, Alexander III. and his
queen at, and the English ambassadors
go to, iii. 198, D. ; iUiett by the Bcots in
1302 against the truce, iv. 552, Wo.
Edmund, 8., martyrdom of, ii. 9, 161 ; W,
868, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; thmslation of, iii.
428, Be. ; kiUs SWeyn, i. 184, Btt.
Edmund I., son of Edward and Eadgifu,
iy. 869, Wo.; succeeds iEthelStan, ii.
lOi 168 ; iii. 10 ; it* 870, Wi. Wa. D.
Wo. ; killed, ii. 10 ; ir. 370, Wi, Wo.
Edmund Ironside, bom, it. 8, O.; sub-
scribes the charter of foundation of Bur-
ton abbey, i. 188, Btt. ; succeeds itthel-
red,iv. 371, Wo. ; collects an army, but
is betrayed by Ettdric, iL 175, Wa.;
collects an army, but is fbrced to dis-
mis4 it, ib. ; <oinS tJhtred, ib, ; goes to
Edmund hoMdt^^^ni.
London, ii. 176| elected king, ii* 14,
176, Wi. Wa.} his battles with the
DaneS) ii. 15, 176 } ir. 8 } Wi. Wa. O. ;
goes into Westeit and Kent, ii. l76,
Wa. I defeated at AssandUii, ii. 15, 177,
Wi. Wa. ) makes peace with Cnut and
divides the kittgdom, il. 15, 177 } iv. 3,
4, WL Wa. O, I dies, Ii. 1 77| Wk. ;
murdered by Eadric, ii. 15 ) it. 4, Wi.
O. } tnuMered in Londou, iv. 871, Wo. ;
buried M QhUKOilbitf^, ii. 15, 177, Wi.
Wa.
Edmund, son of Edmund Ironside, dlM in
fiungaty, it» 4, Oi
Edmund, son of Btetiry HI. (eSrl Of Lan-
caster), bom, il. 90 ; iii. 166 } it. 92, 487,
Wi. D. 0. W. Wo. } offered the kingdoms
of Sicily and Apulia by Alexander Vt.,
i. 163, 339; iv. 126, T. Bu. W.J inteStfed
by the bishop of Bologna, i. 849, Bn. ;
endeavours of ISLenry III. to secure the
kingdom to, 1. 371, 390, 400, Bu. ; his
prospect of the ctoirn at an end, iiL 197,
D. } expenses of the attempt, ill 199, D.;
a contribution asked of the clergy fbr the
expenses of his cliLim, ill. 199 ; iv. 114,
126, 184, D. O. W. } his lifb threatened
by Manfred, i. 696, Bu. } present at the
dedication of Salisbury cathedral, i. 166,
T. I goes to France in 1262, i. 499, BU.;
with the queen in France in 1264, ivi
151, W. ; tries to destroy the provisions
of Oxford, i. 500, Bu. ; lands at Dover,
ii. 103, WI ; hostage for Simon de
Montfort the younger at Northampton*
il. 868, Wa. ; goes to Warwick for the
siege of Kenilworth castle, iii. 241, t), ;
his share in the siege of Kenilworth, iii.
242 ; iv. 190, D. W. ; the castle given
to, on its surrender, iv. 196, 197, W. 0. ;
encourages tournaments after the wkr,
it. 212, W. ; the earldom of Richmond
said to be giten to him, il. l06 ; iv. 457,
Wi. Wo. ; the earldom of Leicester and
the custody of that of Ferrers giten to,
iv. 457, Wo. ; takes the cross at Korth-
ampton, ii. 107, 375 ; iv. 2l7, 458, Wi.
120
INDEX.
Edmund, son of Henry III. — cont,
Wa. W. Wo. ; marries ATeline de For-
tibns, ii. 107 ; iii. 250 ; iv. 221, 222, Wi.
D. O. W. ; takes part in the translation
of Edward the Confessor, iv. 226, W. ;
goes on the crusade, ii. 110, 377; iv.
243, Wi. Wa. W. ; returns, ii. 1 12, 379 ;
iv. 253, 461, WI Wa. W. Wo. ; goes to
London, iv. 253, W. ; goes to his mother
at Windsor, ii. 112, 379 j iv. 461, Wi.
Wa. Wo. ; papal nuncios in London
respecting the expenses of his crusade,
ii. 113, 379; iv. 463, Wi. Wa. Wo.,
a tenth given for this at the Pope's re-
quest, ii. 115, 381 ; iv. 257, 464, Wi.
Wa. O. Wo. ; his sorrow for his wife's
death, iv. 261, W. ; marries Blanche of
Navarre, iv. 266, 267, W. ; brings her
to England, iv. 269, W. ; sent into Gas-
cony, iiL 397 ; iv. 525, D. Wo. ; sets
out from Plymouth, iv. 525, Wo. ; requests
to be allowed to pass through Britanny,
ib.', his messengers hanged, iv. 526;
lays waste Britanny in consequence, i^. ;
dies in Gascony, iii. 402; iv, 527, D.
Wo.; his body taken to Bayonne for
transmission to England, iii. 402, D.
Edmund of Woodstock (earl of Kent), son
of Edward I., bom, iv. 340, 550, O. Wo. ;
conspires against Edward m., iv. 348,
O. ; executed, iii. 472 ; iv. 348, Be. O.
Edmund, son of Richard of Cornwall ; see
Cornwall, earls of.
Edmund, a clerk, iii. 365, D.
Edmundsbury, S., monks established in,
by Cnut, ii. 16; iii. 11, Wi. D. ; trans-
lation of S. Edmund to, iii. 428, 429,
Be. ; tower of, blown down in 1210, iii.
32, D. ; Simon de Peschi and H. de
Braibroc go to, on their way to London
in 1215, iii. 49, D. ; Henry lU. at, in
1233, 1. 92, T. ; the Franciscans desire
to establish themselves in the town in
1233, iii. 134, D. ; parliament summoned
to, in 1266, iv. 196, W. ; Henry IH. at,
in 1266, iii. 244, D.; flight of T. de
Weylond to, iii. 355 : iv. 320, D. O. ;
Edmundsbury, S. — eont
Edward I. holds a parliament at, in 1296,
iii. 404, D. ; the abbey burnt and plun-
dered in 1327, iii. 472, Be.
abbats of:
Hugh, dies, i. 52, T.
Sampson, at Coventry with archbishop
Hubert to restore the monks, i. 1 94,
Bu. ; letter to, from Celestine III.
respecting this, ib,; appointed an
arbiter in the case of the Lambeth
chapel, ii. 7 7,Wi. ; goes to Worcester
to inquire into S. Wulstan's mira-
cles, iv. 391, Wo. ; dies, i. 60; iv.
401, T. Wo.
Hugh Northwold, iii. 40, D. ; at the
dedication of Worcester cathedral,
iv. 409, Wo. ; witnesses Magna
Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu. ; made
bishop of Ely, i. 72, 245 ; iL 307 ;
iiL 115 ; iv. 70, T. Bu. Wa. D. O.
W. ; see Ely, bishops of.
Bichard de Insula, abbat of Burton,
i. 72, 245; iii. 115, T. Bu. D. ;
appointed to inquire into the con-
spiracy against the Italian clergy,
iii. 130, D. ; suspended for not ad-
mitting viators, 1. 89, T. ; dies, i.
245 ; iii. 134 ; iv. 425, Bu. D. Wo. ;
had been prior of S. Edmundsbury
and abbat of Burton, i. 225 ; iii. 76,
Bu.D.
Henry, prior, iii. 134 ; iv. 425, D.
Wo.
Simon de Luyton, ill 204, D. ; meets
Richard of Cornwall at S. Qmer,
iv. 121, W. ; dies [called S. del
Ho],ui. 280,D.
John Northwold, appeals against the
sentence of archbishop Peccham, ii.
397 ; iv. 483, Wi. Wo.
Edua (t. e. Autun), Brunchildis buried at,
iv. 364, Wo.
Edward the Elder, king of England, ii. 10 ;
iv. 563, Wi. Wo. ; defeats the Danes,
ii 163, Wa. ; his children, iv. 369, Wo. ;
his gifts to Winchester, ii. 10, Wi. ;
stated to have subdued the kings of
INDEX.
121
Edward the Elder — conL
Scotland and Cumberland, iy. 337, O. ;
elected their patron and lord, U>, ; dies,
ii. 164, Wa. ; buried at Hyde, ii. 10, Wi.
Edward the Martyr, son of Eadgar, ii. 12,
Wi. ; king of England, ii. IS, 167 ; it.
370, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; mnrdered by JEl-
fritha, ii. 13, 168; iii. 11 ; iv. 8, 370,
Wi. Wa. D. O. Wo. ; buried first at
Wareham and then at Shaftesbury, ii.
13, Wi.
Edward the Confessor, son of .^khelred
and Emma, ii. 13, Wi. ; genealogy of,
ii. 26, 27 ; iv. 3, Wi. O. ; sent into
Normandy by JSthelred, ii. 14, 174; iv. 3,
371, Wi. Wa. O. Wo. ; sent to the witan
by^thelred, t6.; passed oyer as king
fbr Cnut, ii 15 ; iy. 4, O. Wi. ; neg-
lected by his mother, ii. 17 ; is kept
in Normandy, ib, ; hears of Alfred's
murder, ii. 18 ; desolate condition
of, ib,; well receiyed by Harthacnut,
iy. 4, O. ; lands at Southampton, ii. 19,
Wi. ; goes to Godwine, %nd is kindly
receiyed by him, ib, ; goes in disguise
to Winchester, and is there proclaim^
king, ib, ; consecrated at Winchester,
iL 20, 181, Wi. Wa. ; is made king, iii.
423 ; iy. 4, 371, Be. O. Wo.; crowned,
i. 185, Btt. ; said to be crowned at West-
minster by archbishop Eadsi, iiL 423,
Be. ; regulations as to the precentor
when the king is at Winchester, Wor-
cester, or Westminster, ii. 20, Wi. ;
seixes his mother's lands, iL 20, 181, Wi.
Wa. ; receiyes William, duke of Nor-
mandy, iy. 4, O. ; marries Eadgyth, ii.
20, 181 ; iy. 7, Wi. Wa. W. ; brings
Bobert of Jumieges and others from Nor-
mandy, ii. 20, Wi. ; exiles Sweyn, son of
Godwine, ii. 181, Wa. ; sends representa-
tiyes to the council of Bheims, ii. 182 ;
goes to Sandwich, ib, ; makes peace with
Sweyn, t6. ; sends two bishops to the
council at Rome, ii. 183 ; makes Bobert
archbishop of Canterbury, i6. ; giyes the
see of London to Sparhafoc, ib. ; sends
Godwine to Doyer on the affray with
Edward the Confessor— roir/.
Eustace, ii. 184 ; quarrels with Godwine
and his sons, ib, ; banishes Grodwine,
ii. 20, WI ; depriyes Enmia of her pro-
perty, and shuts her up in Wherwell, ib. ;
prohibits Alwine, bishop of Winchester,
fit>m Winchester, ib, ; influence of Ro-
bert of Jumieges oyer him, iL 21 ; his
conduct at his mother's trial by ordeal,
ii. 23, 24; iy. 371, Wi. Wo. ; his mira-
cles, ii. 25, WL; sends Eadgyth to
Wherwell, ii. 185, Wa. ; account of the
war with Godwine and his sons, iL 185,
186 ; reconciled with them, ib, ; recalls
Godwine, ii. 25, Wi. ; receiyes Eadgyth
back, ii. 186, Wa. ; abolishes Danegeld,
iL 25 ; iii. 12, Wi. D. ; sends Harold to
the Northumbrians at Northampton, and
grants their demands, ii. 188, Wa. ; be-
hayiour on God wine's sudden death, ii. 26,
186, Wi.Wa. ; builds and dedicates West-
minster abbey, i. 3 ; iL 26, 188 ; iii. 423,
M. WL Wa. Be. ; leayes the crown to
William of Normandy, i. 3 ; iv. 8, 372,
M. W. Wo. ; sends Harold to Normandy
to announce this, iy. 8, W. ; dies, L 3, 43,
185 ; ii. 26, 27, 188 ; iii. 423 ; iy. 6, 8, 372,
M. T. Bu. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ; buried
at Westminster, L 3 ; ii. 26, 27, 188 ; iiL
423 ; iy. 372, M. WL Wa. Be. Wo. ; had
giyen the kingdom of Scotland to Malcolm
II. to be held under him, iy. 337, O. ;
translated in 1163, iL 57, 238 ; iiL 442 ;
iy. 380, Wi. Wa. Be. Wo. ; translated
in 1269, iL 108, 375 ; iii. 252 ; iv. 226,
227, 458, WL Wa. D. W. O. Wo.;
offering of prince Alphonso at his shrine,
ii. 401 ; iy. 490, Wa. Wo.
Edward I. :
1239 :— bom, L 112, 257 ; ii. 88, 321 ;
iii. 149, 459 ; iy. 86, 430, T. Bu.
Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; fealty
sworn to, L 114 ; iL 319 ; iy. 431,
T. Wa. Wo.
1246 : — at the dedication of Beaulieu
in 1246, iL 337, Wa. ; taken ill
there, and renuiins in he conyent
for three weeks with his mother, ib.
ISS
iH^tAki
Edward I : — cant.
1247:— at DutlBtable, iil. 173$ D. ;
the canoUB give a gold buckle to,
ib,
1292 : — appointed gotetuot of Boar-
deaox in place of Simon de iiont-
fon, iii. 184| D;
1253 :^Giiscon]r gi^en to, by his
mthe^ i. 194, 159 $ ill. 461$ iv.
441, T. Be. Wo. ; does homage for
Ckuicony) it. 441, Wo. $ homage done
tOj by the archbishop of Bonrdeitnx
and th6 G&scon noblM, ir. 441, Wo.
Earldom of Chester and IrelAnd
given to, bj his &ther, iii. 4Bl, Be. ;
proposal for his marriage with
Eleanor of Castile, iii. 188, D.
1294: — goei) intb Gascony, i. 154,
317 ; ii. 94 i iii. 191 } iv. 106, 442,T.
J3tt. Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; knighted by
Alphonso X., i. 323 ; ii. 94, Bo. Wi. ;
his marridge, i. 194, 155, 328 ; ii. 94,
346 ; iU. 198 ; ir. 106, 442, T. Bu.
Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo., At Burgos,
i. 323, Bo. ; remtdns with his wife in
Gascony, i. 329 ; iii. 194, Ba. D. ;
Bristol and other lands giren to, by
his father, i. 155, l56 ; iii. 194, T.
D. ; taication When he was knighted,
1. 367, Bn. ; custody of yariouB mi-
nors given to, iii. 194, 199, D.
1256 :— quarrels irith the Welsh, i.
158, T. ; his llindB irasted by the
Welsh, iii. 200 ; iv. Ill, 114, D.
W. O. ; wishes to tax th^ Welsh,
i. 158, T. ; oppression of his baillfis,
iii. 201, D.
1257 :— lettei* to, from Bichafd of
Cornwall, with an account of his
toyage and coronation, it 892, Bu. ;
warned agHihst Manfred, %ho en-
deavours to muMer him, i. 395,
Bu. ; fruitless ^peditioU into Wales,
i. 408, Bu.
1258:— sweai^s to the provisions of
Oxford, i. 164, 174, 445, 446, T.
Bu. ; four counsellors given to
him, i. 445, Bu. ; W. de Clare poi-
Edward l.:-~€ont.
1258 :*— «0Hl.
soned irhlle at breakfiuit with him,
i. 169, T.$ At the dedication of
Biilisbury cathedral, i. 166, 1". $ in-
fluenced by bishop Aymet of Win-
ehektet to oppOM the provisions of
Oxford, L 171, 173, 458, 459, T.
Bu. ; ttt Winchester, i. 460, Btt. ;
disturbance with his ftthet-, ii. 97 ;
iii. 214, Wi. D. ; accused of AUempt-
ing to dethrone himj it. 128, 12i)
W.) sends letters ilssufing him of
the contrary, iv. 124, Wi ; their
recondiliation, il* 97 } iii. 219) Wa.
D. ; at the parliament at Oxford in
1269) i. 174) T.$ tbe 6quirehood
appeal to, against the barons, i. 471,
Bu. ; his answer, (b,
1260 !— goes Abroad for a tournament,
iii. 216, D. ; his ill suceessi ill. 217,
D. ; advise* Henry HI. to obtain
release from his OAth at Oxford,
iii. 462, Be.
1261 !— quarrels with B; de ClAre, i.
168, Ti
1262 :— goes tb France, And is victor
in seteriil tournaments abroAd, i.
499, Bu. ; wounded in one, iii. 218,
819| D. ) retuins to England, iv.
447) Wo. ; hii opposition to the pro-
vifeiotts of Otford, I 900 } iv. 449,
BU; Wo. i homage done to, but
refused by G. de Clare, iii. 220, D. ;
his expedition into Waled, L 900 ;
iv. 188, Bu. W. ; makes a truce
with Llewellyn, iv. 183, W* j his
unpopularity, i. 179, T.
1263 :— btingA to England an army of
aliens, under pretence of fighting
the Welsh, il. 100 ; iv. 449, Wi.
Wo. i they are besieged In Wind-
soi*, and forced to leave the coun-
try, iv. 449, Wo. ; at the hospital
of Cletkentrell, 111. 222, D. $ seizes
the jewels and money in the iCew
Temple, ib. ; assents to the pro-
visions of Oxford, iii. 224, f). ; de-
IHDEl.
liu
Edward I. : — cent.
1263 i—eokt
tettnines td Hue against this barons,
t&. ; a<iciifled of peijnlt ^ S. de
Motttfon fot Hot obserylng the pro-
▼isiona of Chtfofd, It. 133, W. ;
gains oter some of the nobles, iv.
l3t, W. J agreed to teftr all points
of difference to B. Lotlis, iy. 138,
W. ; ilrhingement fbt him to ap-
pear befbt^ B. tionis hi Boulogne,
iii. 225) D. ; refuses to agfee to the
term! of Bhnon de Montfbrt, i6. ;
gains oyer many ot 8. de Mbntfort's
fbllowerA, ih. ; his joy at the pro-
ttiise of the Londoners, iii. 226;
goes to S. tiOttiS) and Unds at Wit-
sand trith diftctlty, iii. 227 ; his
attempt against the de Montforts at
Gloucester, ib, ; falls into the power
of the barons, iii. 228; ofktB to
obtain peace by a certain day, and
is Allowed to escape, t5. ; pillages
Qloncestet, and goes to Oxfbrd, ib. ;
does not Iteep his promised day, ib,
1264: — advances iHth the king against
Northampton, iy. 143, 144, W.;
sayes Bimon de Montfbrt the
younger from execution, iy. 144,
W. ; ttlkeS tutbttry, iiL 230, D. ;
200/. promised liim not to bum
WirkSl^orth, t6.; puTsiied towards
the seft by B. de Montfoft, iii. 231 ;
sends letters of defiance to the
barons befbte Lewes, ii. 101 ; iy.
491, Wi. Wo. ; his slaughter of the
LondoneH at Lewes, ii. 357 ; iy.
150, 451, Wa. W. Wo. J on his
return flrotti the pursuit goes into
the church of the Minorites at
Lewes, ii. 857, Wa.{ stlTrenders
to the bsrdns, ii. 102, j iii. 232,
463; iy. 151, 451, Wi. D. Be. W.
Wo.*, puts his seal to the mise
of Lewes, iy. 152, W. ; kept as a
hostage, iii. 232; Iy. 152, D. W. ;
giyen to Henry de Montfort, and
treated as a prisoner, iy. 153, W.;
Edward L : — eont.
1264 :—C(mL
taken to Doyer, and thence to
Wkllingford, iii. 233, D. j discussion
as to his liberation, iii. 239, D.
12651 — terms of release ofitered to,
&t the parliament at London, ii.
358; iy. 161, Wa. W. ; goes with
S. de Montfort against G. de Clare,
ii. 861, W&. ; led by S. de Montfort
against the ttiarchers, iy. 162, W. ;
escapes, and joins G. de Clare, ii.
362 ; iii. 239 ; iy. 163, 453, Wa. D.
W. Wo. ; assisted by Thomas de
Clai^ to escape, iy. 163, W. ; re-
oeiyed by the marcheM, ib. ; escapes
to Wigmore, iy. 1 64 ; makes terms
with G. de Clare at Ludlow, ib, ;
many join him, iy. 453^ Wo. ; his
army, iy. 165, W.j Worcester sur-
rendered to, ib, ; breaks the bridge
oyer the Beyem at Worcester, ii.
362 \ iy. 165, Wa. W.$ takes Glou-
cester, ii. 862; iy. 166, Wa. W.;
attacks Newport, iyi 167, W. ; pro-
mises a tisit to Simon de Montfort
the younger ki Kenilworth, ii. 368,
"Wa, ; Surprises him there, and cap-
tures most of his fbllowers, ii 102,
364; iii. 289; iy. 170, 454, Wi.
Wa. D. W. Wo. ; returns to G. de
Clare, iy. 454, Wo. ; iidyances
against Bimon de Montfbrt, iy. 171,
454, W. Wo. ; wins the battle of
Eyesham, ii. 102, 364 ; iii. S39 ; iy.
172, 454, Wi. Wa. D. W. Wo. ; on
the side of the earl of Gloucester
atfeyesham, iy. 174,0.; the Irish
nobles come to liis aid, it. 365, Wa. ;
captures Doyefr castle, iy. 178, W. ;
adyances agidnst the disinherited ba-
rons in Axholme, ii. 868; iii. 240 ; iy.
181, Wa. D. W. ; does not obser?e
the treaty with them, iii. 240, D. ; his
liarsh treatment of the citizens of
Winchelsea and London, ii. 367,
Wa. ; would haye imprisoned Simon
de Montfort the younger, iii. 240,
124
INDEX.
Edward L :—conL
1265 : — cont,
D. ; compels him to submit, iv. 181,
W. ; takes his hostages to Northamp-
ton, iv. 182,W. ; induces S. de Mont-
fort to go to Northampton, iL 368,
Wa.; takes him to London, iy.
184, O.
1266: — sent by his father to re-
duce the rebellious, ii. 369, Wa. ;
sends Henry of Almaine against
the disinherited, It. 188, W. ; capr
tures Adam Gurdun and others,
iii. 241; iv. 189,D. W.; imprisons
him at Windsor, iv. 190, W. ; de-
feats the citizens of Winchelsea, ii.
369, Wa. ; skirmish of his soldiers
with pirates at Winchelsea, ii. 104,
373, Wi. Wa. ; wished to hang
Henry Pehun, ii. 369, Wa. ; goes
to Lincoln, ii. 370 ; sent against
Kenilworth by his father, ii. 37 1 ;
his share in the si^ge, iii. 242, D. ;
agrees to the dictum of Kenilworth,
ii. 372, W&. ; receives the submis-
sion of John de Vesci, and pardons
him, iv. 197, 198, W.
1267:— endeavours of G. de Clare to
make him keep his oath, iv. 200,
W. ; reinforces the royal army, and
marches on London, iv. 201, W.;
his extortions, iv. 207, O. ; reduces
the isle of Ely, iiL 246 ; iv. 207, D.
W. ; at Ramsey for this purpose,
iv. 207, W. ; his plan of operations,
iv. 208 ; his proclamation, iv. 209 ;
his entry into Ely, iv. 210; en-
courages tournaments, iv. 2 12 ; goes
to Winchester, ii. 106, 374; takes
the isle of Wight, ii. 106, 374 ; iv.
457, Wi. Wa. Wo.
1268: — takes the cross at Northamp-
ton, ii. 107, 375 ; iv. 216, 217, 458,
Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; made constable
of England, ii. 107, 375, Wi. Wa. ;
made guardian of London and all
the royal castles, ii. 107, 375, Wi.
Wa.
Edward L :—c(mt..
1269:~acts with Henry of Almaine
against the Jews, iv. 221, W. ;
agrees to the marriage of Henry of
Almaine, iv. 222, W. ; parliament at
Westminster to decide on his cru-
sade, iv. 459, Wo. ; question of the
expenses referred to Richard, king
of Germany, ii. 108, 376 ; iv. 459,
Wi. Wa. Wo.; takes part in the
translation of Edward the Confes-
sor, iv. 226, W. ; a portion of the
tax of a twentieth assigned for his
crusade, iv. 228, W.; Gilbert de
Clare's fear of him, »6. ; his
wish to accomplish his crusade,
iv. 229, W. ; submits his differences
with G. de Clare to the arbitration
of Richard, king of Germany, iv.
229, 233, W. 0.
1270:-^has licence from the king to
go on the crusade, iv. 459, Wo. ; at
Winchester, and asks the prayers
of the convent, ii. 109, 376 ; iv. 459,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; his arrangement
with S. Louis respecting the cru-
sade, at Paris, iv. 230, W. ; returns
to England to prepare for the cru-
sade, ib, ; arrangement with G. de
Clare, iv. 231-233, W. O. ; seizes
and drags into court the earl of
Warrenne, iv. 284, 235, W.; pre-
pares for his crusade, iv. 235, W. ;
goes to Canterbury, and tries to
have R. Bumel elected archbishop,
iv. 236, W. ; returns to Portsmouth,
iv. 236, 459, W. Wo. ; puts his sons
under the care of Richard, king of
Germany, iv. 236, W. ; goes to
Canterbury, and crosses from
Dover, iv. 459, Wo.; goes by
Gascony into Spain and then to
Aigues Mortes, iv. 236, W. ; starts
on his crusade, ii. 109, 376 ; iii.
464; iv. 236, 237, Wi. Wa. Be. O.
W. ; at Tunis and Trapani, iv. 238,
239, W. ; his ships escape the storm,
iv. 239, W. ; winters in Sicily, and
INDEX.
125
Edirard I. : — cont.
1270 :—cont,
commits his affairs in Aquitaine and
Sicily to Henry of Almaine,iY. 2S9,
240, W. ; sails for Syria, iv. 240,
W.
1271 : — Elands in Cyprus, iv. 244 ; lands
at Acre, it. 245 ; his small army in
comparison with the sultan's, ib. ;
allows the new Pope, Gregory X.,
to leave Palestine for his consecra-
tion, iy. 246 ; wounded at Acre by
an assassin, whom he kills, iii. 251 ;
iv. 248-250, D. W.
1272: — succeeds his father, iii. 254,
464 ; iv. 254, D. Be. O. ; homage
sworn to, in his absence, ii. 112,
379 ; iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo.
1273: — parliament at Westminster to
arrange matters till his return, ii.
113, 379; iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
oath of allegiance taken by all, ii.
113, 379; iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
the Justices to remain in the king's
bench till his return, iv. 462,
Wo. ; papal nuncios respecting the
expenses of his crusade, in London,
ii. 113, 379; iv. 462, 468, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; a tenth of ecclesiastical re-
venues granted for three years, ii.
115, 381 ; iii. 255; iv. 254, 256,
463, 464, Wi. Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ;
returns from Palestine, iii. 258,
465 ; iv. 254, 464, D. Be. W. Wo. ;
goes to Rome, and then to Orvieto,
iv. 254, W. ; his reception by Gre-
gory X., (6. ; crosses the Mont
Cenis, and goes by S. Geoiges to
Paris, iv. 255, W. ; goes to Paris,
and then to Gascony, ii. 116, 382;
iiL 258 ; iv. 464, Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ;
met by three bishops on his return,
ii. 115, 382 ; iv. 464, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
his lands restored by Philip in.,
iii. 258, D. ; does homage for them
to Philip m., iv. 255, W. ; goes into
Gascony against Gaston de Beam,
iii. 258; iv. 255, D. W. ; takes
£dward I. : — conf.
1273 :^cont.
Gaston de Beam prisoner, iii. 258 ;
remains a year in Gascony, wasting
much time and money, iv. 256, W. ;
the quarrel referred to Philip III.,t&. ;
half a mark given to, for every
sack of wool exported, iii 258, D. ;
restores her lands to Eleanor de
Montfort, ib, ; great preparations for
his arrival in England, iii. 260, D.
1274:— lands in England, ii. 118,
383; iii. 465; iv. 259, 261, 465,
Wi. Wa. Be. W. O. Wo. ; brought
to London, iv. 259, 261, W. O.;
crowned at Westminster, ii. 1 18, 383 ;
iii. 263, 465; iv. 259, 261, 465,467,
Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. O. Wo. ; goes
to Windsor, iv. 262, O.; keeps
Christmas at Woodstock, ii. 118,
384 ; iv. 465, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; his
grief at the death of his son Henry,
iv. 261, W. ; changes almost all the
sherifBB, iii. 263, D. ; sends two
justices to Winchester to inquire
into the disturbances there, iv. 466,
Wo. ; goes to the marches to meet
Llewellyn, who refuses to meet
him, iv. 261, W. ; returns, i6. ; his
fondness for R. Bumel, iv. 262.
1275 : — ^holds a parliament in West-
minster, and makes new laws, ii.
119, 384; iv. 262, 263, 467, Wi.
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; holds another par-
liament, and makes laws against the
Jews,ii. 119,384,385; iii. 265, 266;
iv. 265, 266, 467, 468, Wi. Wa. D.
O. W.Wo. ; a fifteenth granted to, ii.
119, 384 ; iii. 266 ; iv. 265, 467, Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; suffers from his
wounds, iv. 263, W. ; keeps Christ-
mas at Gillingham,ii. 119, 385, Wi.
Wa. ; with the queen at Dunstable
priory, iii. 266, D. ; goes to Oxford,
iv. 263, W. ; is afraid to enter the
town from fear of the old legend, iv.
264 ; disturbance in Gascony with
Gaston de Beam, ii. 120, 885 ; iv.
1S6
WQIX.
Edward I.: — coni.
1275 : — conL
864» 468, Wi. W», W. Wq. ; impri-
goDs bim, ii, 120 ; iy. 964, 468, Wi.
W. Wo. i fire^a hm, ii. 180 i iv. 469,
Wi. Wo. i lufl roq^Mt of ^ ^^ from
th^ clergy, iv. 26$, 266, Wt ; their
answer, iy. 266} ^ubipiffionof Gaston
4e Beam to, iy. 967; appoints giuuv
dians of tbe landii, ^c, of Gaston
de Beam, t^.} imprisons Aimery
and Eleanor de Montfort, ii. 121,
386 ; iii, 259 ; iy, 867, 47Q, Wi- Wa.
D. W. Wo. } releases t^e friars and
knights taken with them, iy. 268,
W.; at Chester, and summons
Llewellyn to the pariiament, who
refrises to eome, iy. 46p, Wo.
1276 ;— at Winchester eaitle, iL 120;
iy. 469, WU Wo,; r9ceive4 by the
bishop and eonyept of Winchester
with a prooewion, iy. 469, Wo. ;
insists q» pe^ce being wade in the
priory of Winchester, ii. 12^, Wi. ;
goes \Q X^udgersball find. Marl-
bomugh, ib, ; wnt of, pe^pecting
Bodes la ^uobe, iii. 87}, D. | qoarrel
of hip falconets with Dqnstable
priory, iii. 278 ; at Don«table, and
acquits the canon« in the matter, iii.
274 ; holds a parliament at West-
minster, and giy#8 peaQe to the dis-
inherited barons, ii. 386 ; iv. 470,
Wa. Wo. ; foFces the fifteenth
from all, ii. 386 ; iy, 470, Wa.
Wo. ; excuses certain incomes
from its payment, ii. 12}, Wi. ;
Llewellyn seudp ambasaadors for
Eleanor 4e Mpptfort, iy. 270,
Wo. { refuges to Hgree tq Llew-
ellyn's marriage with ^, de Mont-
fort unless he submita to his
temis, ii. 386 ; iy. 471, Wa. Wo. ;
confimis Magna Charta, U. 120 ; iy.
469, Wi. Wo.; orders Magna Charta
to be obsenred, il 386, Wa. ; at the
translation of S. Biohard of Chi-
ehe«ter, il 128, 387 ; iy. 2^8, 470,
Edward L: — cont.
1276 : — cont.
471, Wi. Wft. O, Wq.j pends the
deaq of Skdipbory And » kiught to
quiet tl|e disturbancep in the priory
of Winchester, ii. 123, WL ; sum-
mpned by Philip m. to aspipt lum
Ugaiust Alpl^onio X., iy, 47 1, Wo. ;
his disturbance at ttnp> M he had
been knighted by A^phpupo X., 16. ;
agrees to go, hut tries to quiet the
dippute, ib, I f«ndp 300 knights
agtinst thf Welebi ib^i pends an
army into Walep to protect the
marches, iy. 269, 271, O. W. ; the
guardians sept into the lands of
Gaston de Bef^m return ep^pty, iv.
269, Wf } at Qhristmas at Cirences-
ter, lit 1 23, Wi. I goep to Worcester,
iy. 471, Wo., to IBvesham, iy. 472.
|277«— goes intQ Wales against Llew-
eUyn, ii. 184, 887; iiL 875; iy.
878, 87», 478, Wi. Wii. D. O. W.
Wo.; tftket \ua treaaury to Shrews-
bury, ii. 387 } iy. 472, W», Wo. ;
takes Auglepey, and subdues the
Welsh, iii. 276 } iy. 872, 278, D.
O. Wi ; cuts down the woods be-
tween Cbepter and the lands of
Llewellyn, iy. 872, W. ; pubp&ission
of Llewellyn to,ii. 124, 388 ; iii. 275;
iy. 872, 273, 478, Wir Wa. D. 0.
W. Wo, ; at Bhuddlan, ii. 184, Wi.;
terms of the submission, ii, 184, 388,
iy. 278, 274, 478, WL Wa. O. W.
Wo. ; bii poneepsions to Llewellyn
and Dayid, ii. 184, 125, W9« ; gives
up Anglesey to Llewellyn, ii. 124 ;
jy. 878, 874, 472, Wi. 0. W. Wo.;
^yes up Snowdon to Uevellyn, iii.
875, D.; his treatment of Dayid, iy.
478, Wo. i builds Fliut wd Bhud-
dlan castles, iii. 875 ; iy, 873, D. W. ;
giyes up Qope castle to Dayid, iii.
876, D. ; yisits QUstpnhnry, and has
king Ar^ur'p tomb opened* ii. 389;
iy. 474, Wa. Wo. ; returns to Eng-
land, (wd keeps Qiristmas in Lon-
IMPI3X.
127
Edward I. i—cont
1277 :—conL
lion, u. 12^ J iii. 276; iv. 274, Wi.
D, W.; has j4leweUyB with him at
Chri£tini|s in London, ii. 1^5, 388 ;
iii, SI76 i iv. 874, 478, Wi. Wa. D.
W* Wo. i t^kes a scutage from
all who have iiot served i|i Wales,
iv. 274, W. 5 liberates Eleanor de
Montfort, iii. 976, D. i ^eods her
to Llewellyn, iU. 276 i iy. 473, D.
Wo.; the ^xohequer and king's
bench retiimed to London from
Shrewsboiy, iii. 273, P,
1978 1 — ^holds 9L parliament at West-
minster, ii. 890 ; iy. 474, Wa. Wo.j
Alexander m. does hoinfige to, ii.
890 ; iv. 277, 474, Wa. O. W. Wo.;
present at the consecration of the
bishops of Norwi(sh and Rochester,
iv. 276, 0. W. i deiic^ and alien
sheriffii removed, iii. 279, D. ;
«dict that aU who have twenty li-
brates of land are to be made
knights, iii, 980 ; goes to the marches
in doubt of Llewellyn, iv. 276, 0.
W. ; is there met by Llewellyn, iv.
376, 476, O. W. Wo. I allows his
migrriage with Eleanor de Montfort,
iv. 277, 476, O. W. Wo. ; at the
dedication of Norwich cathedral, ii.
390 ; iv. 279, 474, Wa. O. W. Wo. ;
seizes and imprisons the Jews for
clipping the coin,iv.278, 279,474,0.
W. Wp* » takes ^e priory of Win-
chester into his own hands, ii. 391,
Wa.; allows the bishop ofWmchester
to take it in his hands, iv. 476, Wo. ;
d^piiyes many monasteries of their
fwcient privileges, iv. 475, Wo.;
restores ifs privileges to Westmin-
■tor, ib,
1279 ; — ogives np the costody of Win-
Q^m^r priory to the bishop, ii. 392 ;
iv, 476, Wa. Wo. ; at Canterbury
on arcl^ishop Peccham's entrance,
ii. 891 ; iv. 476, Wa. Wo. ; keeps
Christmas at Winchester, ii. 392;
Edward L: — cont.
1279 :—c<mt,
iv. 477, Wa. Wo. ; gqes into
France, iv. 280, O. ^. ; crosses
with the queen, u. 391 ; iv. 477,
Wa. Wo. ; received at Amjens by
J>hiUp XII., »6.5 at Paris, ii. 891,
Wa. ) does hoinage for lands pos-
seffsed by the que^n to Philip ni.,
iv. 477, Wo. s concessions of Philip
in. to^ ii, 391, Wa, ; put into pos-
session pf Ponthi^u, iv. 280, 0. W. ;
all quarrel ended on the restoration
of his lands, iy. 477, Wo. ; returns,
iv. 280, O. Wt I ohsJDge of coinage,
iii, 280; iv, 477, D. Wo. ; his pro-
clamation about the clipped money,
iy. 280, 0. W. i appoints places where
it is to be exchanged, ib,i issues
the statute of mortmain, ii. 892 ; iii.
282, 465 { iv. 982, 479, Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo. ; agr^s to the marriage
of J. de Baliol apd J. de Warrenne,
iv. 284, 0. W.
li)80 : — go^s from Winchester to the
JJew Forest, ii. 893 ; iv. 477, Wa.
Wo. ; admits |t. de Graveiend bishop
of Londpu, il 398 1 iv. 478, Wa.
Wo, ; procures th^ eleotiop of B.
Bumel to the see of Winchester,
which is afterwards quashed, iL 394,
Wa. ; admits B. de la More bishop
of Winchester, ii. 394; iv. 478,
Wa. Wo. ; present at the Domini-
ean chapter #( Oxford, iv. 284, O.
W.; opposes th^ attempts of the
archbishop at the counoil of Lam-
b^, iy. 985, O. W.; depiands a
fifte^thfrom the clergy for three
years, iv. ?86, O. W-s releases
Aimery de Montfort, iv. 287, O.
. W,
}281;^-fiend8 the writ gw foaranto
through England, but gets little
firom it, i|. 895, Wa. ; a fifteenth
paid by the clergy, iii, 286, D.;
decision on the action respecting
Bromsgroye church, iv. 479,' 480,
128
INDEX.
Edward I. :— ro«/.
1281 :—coHt.
Wo. ; goes to Worcester and then
to Kempsey, iv. 480, Wo. ; at Ciren-
cester and settles the question of the
advowson of Grafton chapel, iv. 481,
Wo. ; restores seisin of his lost
property to the ahbat of Whithy, ib.
1282 : — ^rising of the Welsh against,
iii. 291, 466; iv. 287, D. Be. O.
' W. ; had given Dayid lands in
England, iv. 287, O. ; his feelings
on hearing of the ravages of the
Welsh, ii. 398, Wa. ; at Devizes at
Easter, iv. 288, O. W.; sends a
small army against Llewellyn, ib.
goes to Worcester and holds a
parliament respecting Llewellyn,
IV. 288, 484, O. W. Wo. ; summons
the nohles to meet him in Wales, iv.
288, O. W. ; the treasury and king's
bench sent to Shrewsbury, ii. 898 ;
iv. 485, Wa. Wo. ; ravages Llew-
ellyn's lands, iv. 288, O. W.; in-
vades and reduces the country about
Snowdon, ii. 398, Wa. ; slaughter of
his troops by the Welsh, iv. 289, O.
W.; while at Bhuddlan sends to
archbishop Peccham to make peace,
ib,; gets help from Gascony and
the Basques, ii. 398, Wa. } his
navy at CJonway, ib,; makes a
bridge at Conway, iv. 486, Wo. ;
losses at Anglesey, iv. 290, 486, O.
W. Wo. ; orders Llewellyn's head
to be placed on the Tower, iv. 291,
O. W. ; receives a scutage for the
war, iv. 291, W. ; asks an aid for
the war, iii. 294, D. ; a fifteenth and
thirtieth granted to, iL 399 ; iv. 486,
Wa. Wo.
1288 :— enters Snowdon and keeps
Easter at Aberconway, iv. 291, 292,
O. W. ; visited by John de Pontis-
sera and gifts presented to, ii. 399,
Wa.; builds a fort at the foot of
Snowdon, ii. 400, Wa. ; castle of
Bere surrendered to, iv. 292, 0. W. ;
Edward I. : — cant.
1283: — cont.
reduces Wales, iii. 293, 466; iv.
485, D. Be. Wo. ; the Welsh castles
surrendered to, iv. 486, Wo. ;
seizes the tenth collected for the
Holy Land, iv. 486, Wo. ; imprisons
David, iii. 298, D., in Rhuddlan
castle, iv. 293, O. W. ; captures
Rhys Vychan, iii. 293, D. ; im-
prisons him in the Tower, iv. 293,
O. W. ; holds a parliament at
Shrewsbury, at wluch David is tried
and executed, ii. 400 ; iii. 294, 466 ;
iv. 294, 488, Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; Worcester priory gives thirty
marks to, for the Welsh war, iv.
487, Wo. ; takes a thirtieth from all
who had given nothing of their own
accord, ib, ; taxation of persons
worth more than half a mark, iii.
294, D. ; this partially recalled, iii.
295 ; a tenth demanded of the clergy
for three years, ib. ; articles against
this, ib. ; the archbishop and his
sufl^gans promise a sum from the
cleigy, iv. 487, Wo. ; this is re-
fused by the monks and clergy, ib, ;
does what he likes in Wides, iii.
298, D.; a twentieth granted for
three years by the clergy, iii. 299,
D. ; a thirtieth for two years, iv.
488, Wo. ; orders the sheriff of
Worcester to seize the late prior of
Malvern, iv. 467, Wo.; holds a
parliament at Acton at the request
of R. Bumel, ib. ; after subduing
Wales, goes to the shrine of S.
Wulstan at Worcester, iv. 488, Wo. ;
takes a thirtieth thron^out the
country, t6. ; the exchequer and
king's bench brought back ih>m
Shrewsbury to London, iii. 299, 303,
D. ; builds a castle at Aberconway,
iv. 488, Wo. ; portion of the cross
in Wales presented to, ii. 401 ; iv.
489, Wa. Wo. ; orders the body of
Constantine's father to be honour-
mDEX.
129
Edward I. : — co9it,
1283 :^cont.
ably buried, ii. 401 ; iv. 489, Wa.
Wo.; Arthur's crown surrendered
to, ii. 401 J iv. 489, Wa. Wo. ;
at York at the consecration of An-
thony Bek, bishop of Durham,
iu. 305 ; iv. 295, D. 0. W. ; holds a
parliament at Lincoln, iii. 805, D. ;
goes into Wales and establishes
English laws there, t6.
1284 :— round table in Wales (at
Nefyn.Wa.) in honour of his triumph
over the Welsh, ii. 402 ; iii. 313, Wa.
D. ; orders a general iter of justices
through the kingdom, iv. 297, 298,
O. W. ; appoints guardians for
Wales, iv. 299, W. ; keeps Christ-
mas at Bristol, iiL 316; iv. 299,
300, D. W. O. ; holds a particuhir
parliament there, iv. 300, O. W. ;
his reg^tions respecting the collec-
tion of the fifteenth, iv. 490, Wo.
1 285 i—makes his daughter Mary take
the veil at Amesbury, iv. 491, Wo. ;
gives arms to 44 knights at Win-
chester, ib. ; orders the statutes to
be observed throughout the country,
ib. ; takes a scutage through the
country, iii. 317 ; iv. 491, D.
Wo. ; goes to London, ii. 402 ; iii.
317; iv. 300, 492, Wa. D. O. W.
Wo. ; offers the portion of the cross
on the altar at Westminster, ii. 402 ;
iii. 317 ; iv. 492, Wa. D. Wo. ; sum-
moned by Philip IU. to attack
Pedro IIL, and goes to Dover, iv.
300, 301, O. W. ; peace made with
Pedro III., iv. 301, O. W.; goes
into Norfolk and Suffolk, ib,; holds
a parliament at Westminster, and
establishes new statutes against the
clergy, ii. 402; iii. 317; iv. 304,
492, Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; mitiga-
tions of the statutes against the
clergy, iii. 318, D. ; statutes against
thieves, ii. 403 ; iv. 492, Wa. Wo.
VOL V.
Edward I.: — row/.
1286 : — parliament in London respect-
ing French and Spanish afifoirs, iv.
306, O. W. ; asked by PhiUp IV.
to act as mediator with Alphonso
in. of Arragon, ib, ; goes into
France, iii. 335 ; iv. 306, D. O. W. ;
commits the country to Edmund,
earl of Cornwall, ii. 404 ; iv. 306,
Wa. O. W. ; his reception by Philip
IV., ii. 403, Wa. ; received at S.
Germain, ii. 404, Wa. ; concessions
of Philip rV. to him, ii. 404 ; iii.
336, Wa. D. ; in France when his
mother took the veil, iv. 492, Wo.
1287:— taken ill at Blanquefort, ii.
404, Wa. ; goes to Bourdeaux, and
there takes the cross, ii. 404, Wa. ;
made captain of the Christian army
by the legate, ib. ; meets Alphonso
in. at Beam and obtains the free-
dom of Charles of Salerno, ii. 406,
Wa.; orders the Jews to be im-
prisoned and fined, iv. 308, O. W. ;
submission of Rhys ap Meredudd to,
iv. 31 1, 494, 0. W. Wo. ; had given
his lands to Rhys ap Meredudd, iv.
309, O. W.
1288: — assents to the elections to Sa-
lisbury and Norwich, iv. 314, 316,
O. W. ; gives hostages for Charles
of Salerno, ii. 408 ; iv. 497, Wa.
Wo.; his gifts to him, iv. 498;
subsidy refused till his return, iv.
316, O. W.
1289 i—retums to England, ii. 408 ;
iii. 354 ; iv. 318, 498, Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; lands at Dover, iv. 318,
498, O. W. Wo. ; ransoms Charles
of Salerno, ii. 408 ; iii. 355, Wa.
D. ; his £une, iii. 355, D. ; goes in-
to Norfolk and Suffolk, iv. 318, 319,
O. W.; visits S. Thomas and S.
Eidmund, iii. 355, D. ; goes to Lon-
don, iii. 355; iv. 319, 499, D. O.
W. Wo. ; his reception, iv. 319, O.
W. ; celebrates the translation of
S. Edward the Confessor, iv. 319,
I
180
INDEX.
Edwardl.:— con/.
1969 i-'iifmt.
O. W. ; goes to Mt hit mother at
Ametbniy, ib. ; holdi a parliament
in London, iv. 819, 499, 0. W. Wo.;
the Tartan offer to aid if he ivill
lead a cnuade in penon, iy. 499,
Wo.; promiaestogo in two years
and a half, ib, } a tenth granted to
by the Pope, ib. ; hia Jonmeys and
inrestigationa through the country,
ii. 408, Wa.) cry to, against the
judges, ill. 855, D. ; his proclama-
tion with respect to the Judges, iv.
819,0.; their conriction and pun-
ishment, il. 408 ; iii. 355, 857 ; iv.
8S0, 499,Wa.D.O. Wo. ; seizes the
possessions of A. de Strattone, iv.
891, O. ; his treasury swelled by
the flnea of the Judges, t5. ; gives
bishop Oifliud letters in favour of
hia scheme as to the Westbury pre-
bend, ir. 500, Wo. ; confirms six
oarucates to the see of Worcester,
ib, ; avoids the Bvesham monks and
goes to Offenham,t5. ; then goes by
Peckenham to Worcester, ib, ; hears
mass, eats at Himbleton, and re-
turns to Feckenham, ib. ; takes an
inquisition of Worcestershire, and
imprisons certain foresters, &c., ib. ;
hears the fklse accusation of the
. Franciscans against Worcester
priory, to.
1290: — ^the foresters, ftc. fined for
their trespass at Woodstock, iv.
501 ; hears in council the question
of the Westbniy prebends, ib. ; his
decision, ib,; takes seisin, &c. of
all the lands, ftc. which can belong
to him, ir. 502; presents to All
Saint's Worcester, as guardian of
Hugh Mortimer, ib, ; writ of, con-
firming obligations, ill 860, D. ;
all andent liberties to be retained,
iii. 861, D. ; settles the dispute be-
tween the bishop of Lincoln and the
University of Oxford, iv. 824, O. ;
Kdward I. : — cont
1290 I-— cont.
appoints a treasurer and new judges,
iv. 324, 325, O. ; exacts a fifteenth,
iv. 826, 503, O. Wo. ; banishes the
Jews, iL 409 ; iii. 361, 467 ; iv. 326,
508, Wa, D. Be. O. Wo. ; hangs
many of the people of the CSnque
Ports for cruelty to the Jews, iv.
327, O. ; loss to the treasury from
the banishment of the Jews, but
gain from the fifteenth, ib.; his
grants of manors to Bermondsey,
iii. 467, Be. ; grant to, by the clergy
and barons in consequence of the
banishment of the Jews, iii. 862,
D. ; erects a cross to queen Eleanor
in Dunstable market-place, ib. ; for-
gives Worcester priory 100 marks
for her soul, iv. 504, Wo. ; keeps
Christmas at Ashridge, iii. 363 D. ;
the bishop of Grosseto sent to, to
complain of the injuries to the
church by his prohibitions, iii. 365,
D.
1291 : — ^keeps the anniversary of queen
Eleanor's death, iii. 866 ; iv. 506,
D. O. ; grant of a tenth by Nicholas
IV. for the crusade, iii. 367; iv.
881, 506, D. O. Wo. ; the tenth paid,
iv. 832, O. ; manner in which it was
exacted, it. 888, O. ; intends to
subdue Scothmd, iv. 504, Wo.;
goes to Scotland, iii. 368; iv. 327,
888, D. O. ; has to decide who is
to be king of Scotland, iv. 828, 329,
O. ; inquires into the ancient rights
of the English kings over Scotland,
iv. 887, 504, 0. Wo. ; submission of
Scotland to, till a king is elected,
il. 409; iv. 505, Wa. Wo.; his
mother's body kept unburied till his
return, ii 409, Wa. ; insists on her
debts being paid, ii. 410, Wa. ; buries
her at Amesbury, iii. 866 ; iv. 330,
881, 506, D. O. Wo. ; buries her
heart in London, ifi. 369 ; iv.
831, D. O.; robbers about the
IKD1QC.
181
Edward I. : — cont.
1291 : — coHt.
country, ir. 606, Wo. ; at Aber-
garennyhas an inquiry respecting
the eaatles of Gilbert de Clare, ib. ;
goes to Hereford, ib, j to Worcester,
and then to Fladbnry, ib. ; confirms
the immanity from Scntage of Cats-
den and Laweme to Worcester
priory, ib, ; requests food and clo-
thing for a servant from Worcester
priory, ib, ; claims as his own the
ancient Uberties of the marches, iv.
ft07 ; sabmission of the claimants of
the kingdom of Scotland to, ii. 41 1 ;
iii. 888 ; iv. 888, 507, Wa. D. O.
Wo. ; the castles, ftc, pnt into his
hands till the decision is made, iv.
388, 508, 0. Wo. ; decides the
quarrel between the earls of Glou-
cester and Hereford, 111. 870, D.
1292 • — Rhys ap Meredudd captured
and sent to, iv. 509, Wo. ; his long
stay in Scotland, ill. 374, B., from
Whitsunday to Christmas, iv. 511,
Wo. ; appoints John Baliol king of
Scotland, iii. 374; iv. 834,838,511,
D. O. Wo. ; receives his homage,
iii. 874 ; iv. 888, 6ll, D. O. Wo. ;
kMpt Christmas at Berwick, iv.
384, O. ; agrees to the election of
R. Winchelsey to Canterlmry, ib. ;
taxation of all goods in England,
iii. 467, Be. ; goes through the
eastern coustieSi iii. 874, D*
1998 :— returns to London, iv. 335,
O. ; holds a parliament in London,
iii. 376, D. ; punishes the London-
ers, iv. 512, Wo.} takes into his
hands the liberty of London, iii. 376,
D. ; makes new sheriffs, and restores
the liberty, ib,\ blames the arch-
bishop of York for excommunica-
ting the Inshop of Durham, ib. ;
reflises to see the pilsoners taken
by the Genoese, iv. 618, Wo. ; a
priest convicted of theft before, iv.
514 } offering to S. Wulstan before
Edward L : — eont.
1293 '.—cent.
his expedition to France, ib. ; three
masses to be celebrated each week
for him, while absent, ib,
1294 :-^ropoBal for him to marry
Blanche, sister of Philip IV., iii
384, D. \ his excessive love for her,
iv. 615,Wo.; the marriage hindered,
iii. 884, D. ; arrangement with Philip
lY. with respect to Gasoony, iv. 515,
Wo. ; enftoflb Philip IV. with Gas-
cony,iii. 884 ; iv. 515,D.Wo., against
the advice of his chancellor, iv. 515,
Wo. ; his foreign possessions seized
by PhiUp TV., ib, ; war with France,
iii. 884, D. ; collects an army at
Portsmouth, which is detained by ad-
verse winds, iii. 885; iv. 5 15^0. Wo.;
his edict pardoning outlaws who will
serve^ iv. 615, Wo. ; taxes the wool,
iv. 5 1 6 } orders publick prayers to be
put up for success, ib, \ his treaty
with Adolph of Nassau, ib, ; naval
viotoiy Over the French, iv. 335,
516, O. Wo.; at the shrine of S.
Wulstan at Worcester, and hears
verses about the saint, and a mass,
iv. 516, Wo.; his offerings at the
shrine, ib.\ goes to Pershore, iv.
517 ; gives the priory of Worcester
leave to enter the land of R. de
Belewe, ib,\ holds a conference
with the cleigy in London, who
grant him half their property, ib, ;
his threats to all who rensted this
exaction, ib. ; sudden death of W.
de Montfort, dean of S. Paul's, in
his presence, ib, ; rebellion of the
Welsh, who massacre the English,
iii. 885 ; iv. 517, D. Wo. ; gives up
his expedition to France in conse-
quence, iii. 885, D. ; holds a par-
liament in London, asks for a sub-
sidy, and goes into Wales, iii. 386 ;
goes to Worcester, and hears mass,
iv. 517, Wo. ; goes to Chester, and
advances against the Welsh, ib,\
I 2
132
INDEX.
Edward I. : — cont.
1294 -.-"ConL
his exactions, ib. ; goes against
Madoc in Wales, iv. 339, O.
1295 :— attacks Anglesey, iy. 339, 520,
O. Wo. ; receives 11,000 Welsh to
his peace, ir. 520, Wo. ; builds
Beaumaris castle, iv. 339, 520, O.
Wo. ; goes into Snowdonia, iv. 520,
Wo. ; orders William, earl of War-
wick to meet him in Merionethshire,
ih, ; promise of the abbat of Strata
Florida to bring the county of Car*
digan to peace, ih, ; no one coming,
bums the abbey, ib, ; Morgan sub-
mits to, ib. ; quiets Wales, iii. 386 ;
iv. 339, D. O. ; his threats against
them in case of future rebellion, iii.
387, D. ; sends John Butetourte
into Gascony, iv. 521, Wo. ; at
Worcester, ib, ; his offerings to the
shrines of S. Wulstan and S. Os-
wald, ib, ; Madoc submits to, iv.
522 ; Conan submits to, and is shut
up as a leper for a time, ih, ; holds a
parliament in London, iii. 387 ; iv.
522, D. Wo. ; will not make peace
without the consent of Adolph of
Nassau, iv. 522, Wo ; borrows
money from merchants for the king
of Arragon, iii. 390, D. ; seises the
money in the monasteries and
churches, iii. 390 ; iv. 339, D. O. ;
seises the wool and hides, iv. 339,
O. ; meets the two cardinals sent
by the Pope to make peace with
France, iii 396 ; iv. 522, D. Wo. ;
i^dlure of the attempt, and he pre-
pares to invade France, iii. 397, D. ;
his determination to punish the
Scots for their refusal to attend his
summons, ih, ; sends Edward, earl
of Lancaster, and Henry, earl of
lincoln, into Gascony, ih,\ sends
aid to his army in Gascony, iv. 522,
Wo. ; forbids the merchants to cross,
except those of Brabant, iii. 398,
D. ; holds a parliament in London,
Edward I. : —cont,
1295 : — cont.
ib, ; has all the ports watched, iii.
399 ; treason of lliomas Turbeville,
iiL 399 ; iv. 522, D. Wo. ; keeps
Christmas at S. Alban's, iii. 399,
D. ; at archbishop Winchelsey's
enthronement at Canterbury, iii.
400 ; his danger there, ih. ; his
demands on the clergy, iv. 524,
Wo. ; offer of the archbishop, ib. ;
accepts it, ih, ; puts guardians over
all the property of foreign monks
and canons, ih. ; his demands from
them, iv. 524, 525 ; rebellion of
Baliol and Wallace against, iv. 339,
O. ; advances against the Scots, iv.
526, Wo. ; goes into Wales as far as
Morlais, ih,; admits the Welsh to
peace against the wiU of the earl
of Gloucester, ih, ; makes Walter
Hackelute guardian of the earl of
Gloucester's Welsh, ib, ; returns
from S. Wales to N. Wales, and then
to London to meet the cardinals, ih, ;
goes into Scotland against Baliol,
who had joined Philip IV., ih,
1296 : — invades Scotland, and be-
sieges Berwick, iii. 402, D. ; met
at Berwick by the cardinal bishop
of Albano, iv. 526, Wo. ; knights
Guy de Beauchamp, ib, ; storms
Berwick, and puts many of the
citizens to death, ih, ; sends an
army against the Scotch invasion,
iii. 403, D. ; sends a force to Dun-
bar, ih, ; Dunbar surrendered to, iiL
404 ; iv. 527, D. Wo. ; restores
Dunbar castle to earl Patrick, iv.
527, Wo. ; commits the various
prisoners to various persons, iv.
527, Wo. ; cruelties of the Welsh
and Irish, iii. 404, D. ; reduces
Scotland, ih,; Baliol submits, and
is sent to the tower, iii. 404, D. ;
allows considerable liberty to Ba-
liol, iv. 528 ; returns to England,
iii. 404, D. ; holds a parliament at
INDEX.
133
Edward I. : — cohL
1296 : — coni,
S. Edmundsbiiry, ib. ; taxes the
commimity, ill. 404 ; iv. 528, D.
Wo.; meeting of the clergy on
this, iii. 405 ; ir. 528, D. Wo. ;
the boll dericis laicos, ib. ; treaty
with Flanders, iv. 529, Wo. ; brings
the earl of Cornwall's treasare from
Berkhampstead^ to Ijondon, ib. ;
his anger with the cleigy for
not bringing their treasures on
S. Laurence's day, ib.\ edict against
the clergy, and their lands and
possessions seized, iii. 405 ; iv.
340, D. O. ; various bishops and
others make their peace with him,
iii. 406, D. ; the rest put out of
protection, iii. 406 ; iv. 340, 530,
D. O. Wo. ; writ to the sheriff of
Worcester on this, iv. 530, Wo.;
defeat of the royal army in Gras-
cony, iv. 530, Wo. ; edict against
the clergy, ih. ; confiscates the
goods of the archbishop of Canter-
bury and bishop of Lincoln, iii.
407, D. ; subsidy to, frtmi the laity,
ib. ; his treatment of his dangler
Joanna on her second marriage, iii.
407, 408, D.
1297: — ^message to the clergy, iv.
531, Wo.; sends John Chainel to
seize the wool and leather, ib.\
order to the sheriff of Worcester to
provide 100 cows and 200 rams,i6.;
had promised to observe Magna
Charta, if the tax is paid by the
clergy, iv. 532 ; forbids the arch-
bishop's mandate of excommunica-
tion against all who had seized the
property of the clergy, iv. 533 ;
appeals against it, ib. ; crosses from
Winchelsea, ib. ; lands at Sluys, iv.
534 ; goes into Flanders against
Philip IV., iv. 340, 0. ; joined by
the count of Holstein, iv. 534, Wo.;
answer of the county of Worcester
to th€ officers exacting the tax, ib. ;
Edward I. : — cant,
1297 :^conL
ravages of the Scots, ib. ; exacts a
ninth from the whole country, iy.
535 ; confirms Magna Charta, &c.,
ib. ; makes a truce with Philip IV.,
and submits the question of Gas-
cony to Boniface VIII., iv. 536;
lands at Dover, ib.; his offerings
to the saints, ib,
1296 : — fire in his chamber at West-
minster, ib. ; return of the English
from Gascony, ib. ; at York, con-
firms their liberties to the barons
and commons, ib. ; praise of him,
t6. ; his army takes Drillingtoa
castle, iv. 537 ; at Kirkliston, ib. ;
at Linlithgow, ib. ; defeats the Scots
at Falkiric, iv. 340, 537, O. Wo. ;
arbitration of Bonifiice VIII. be-
tween him and Philip IV., iv. 538,
Wo. ; report of his love for Blanche,
and offer to resign Gascony for her,
iv. 340, O. ; is to marry Margaret,
sister of Philip IV., iv. 538, Wo.
1 299 : — promises a new perambulation
of the forests, iv. 541 ; mandate re-
specting the liberties published in
English at Worcester, t6. ; marries
Margaret at Canterbury, iv. 340,
542, O. Wo. ; orders bad pennies
to have the value of halfpennies,
iv. 543, Wo. ; promise of the arch-
bishop and prelates to give an aid
when they have seisin of their
M'oods and liberties, iv. 544.
13U0 :— edict respecting the pollards,
iv. 340, 544, O. Wo. ; announces
by the justices that the forest char-
ter shall be observed, iv. 544, Wo. ;
his offerings to Worcester cathedral,
ib. ; compelled to retire from Scot-
land by the severity of the season,
iv. 547 ; makes prince Thomas earl
of Cornwall, ib. ; makes prince Ed-
ward prince of Wales and carl of
Chesttr, iv. 341, 548, O. Wo. ; at
134
IND£X.
Edward I. : — cotU.
1300 : — cont.
the faneial of Ednmndi earl of Corn-
wall, at Hayles, iv. 549, Wo.
1301 : — sends letters to Boniface VIII.,
respecting his claim on Scotland,
iv. 341, 0.; goes to Worcester with
the queen, iy. 549, Wo. ; gives the
advowson of Worfield to Worcester
priory, ib. ; goes to Kempsey, ib. ;
winters in Scotland, and grants a
truce to the Scots, iv. 551.
1302 : — ^receives John de S. Germano,
bishop elect of Worcester, with
honour, ib,
1303 :-~offerings to Worcester cathe-
dral, iv. 556; makes peace with
PhiUp IV., iv. 556, 557; Gascony
restored, iv. 567 ; goes into Scot-
land, lb,
1304 : — ^Stirling castle surrendered to,
ib. ; submission of Scotland, ib,
1305: — ^inquisition of trailbaston, iv.
341, 558, O. Wo. ; rising of the
Soots against him under Robert
Bruce, iv. 557, Wo.
1306: — puts Bruce to flight, and
hangs the murderers of Comyn, iv.
342, O. ; knights prince Edward
and others at Westminster, iv. 558,
Wo. ; at Carlisle, and banishes
Piers Gaveston, iv. 342, O.
1307 :— dies, ui. 469; iv. 342, 560,
Be. 0. Wo., at Burgh on the Sands,
iv. 842, O., at Carlisle, iv. 560,
Wo. ; buried at Westminster, iii.
469 ; iv. 560, Be. Wo. ; vision of
his death seen by archbishop Win-
chelsey, iv. 342, 0.
his character for clemency, iv. 198,
209, W.
writs of, hi matters relating to
Dunstable, iii. 300, 301,312,318,344,
393, 394, D.
Edward IL, bom at Carnarvon, ii. 401 ;
iii. 313, 466 ; iv. 295, 296, 489, 490,
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; was to have
married Margaret of Norway, iii. 359,
Edward II. : — cont
D. ; his stay at S. Alban's and Langley,
and injury to the markets there in 1294,
iii. 892, D. i arrangement for him to
marry Fhilippa, daughter of the count of
Fhinders, iv. 529, Wo. ; his letter in
1297 respecting Aquitalne and Flanders,
iv. 534 ; is to marry Isabella, daughter
of Philip IV., iv. 588 ; made prince of
Wales and earl of. Chester by his father,
iv. 341, 548, O. Wo. ; in Scotland, in
1301, iv. 551, Wo.; knighted by his
father at Westminster, iv. 568 ; makes a
fiivourite of Piers Gaveston, iv. 342,
O. ; in Scotland, in 1306, iv. 669, Wo. ;
arrangements for his marriage with
Isabella, ib. ; succeeds his fisther, iii.
469 ; iv. 342, 660, Be. O. Wo. ; crowned
at Westminster, iii. 469 ; iv. 660, Be.
Wo., by archbishop Winchelsey, iii. 469,
Be., by bishop Woodloke of Win-
chester, iv. 342, O. ) recalls Piers Ga-
veston, 1*6. ; makes him earl of Corn-
wall, iii. 469 ; iv. 842, 560, Be. O. Wo. ;
gives him Margaret de Clare in mar-
riage, iv. 560, Wo. ; commits the country
to him, iv. 342, O. ; marries Isabella,
daughter of Philip IV. at Boulogne, iii.
469; iv. 842, Be. O.; agrees to the
banishment of Gaveston, iv. 560, Wo. ;
his personal appearance and character,
iv. 342, 0. ; heavy taxations of his reign,
t6. ; fortunate with respect to Wales,
ib.\ his conduct with respect to Piers
Gaveston, ib.; neglects his queen for
him, iv. 348 ; ' swears to obey the
statutes determined on at the council
under archbishop Winchelsea, ib, ; does
not do so, ib, ; rising of the barons
against, ib. ; attempta of the archbishop
and Thomas eari of Lancaster to stop
his folly, ib. ; quashes the election of
Thomas de Cobham to Canterbury, ib. ;
goes into Scotland, and is defeated at
Sturling, iii. 469; iv. 343, 661, Be. O.
Wo. ; gives a royal palace to the Car-
melites, iv. S44, O. ; story of his
being changed at nurse, iy. 345 ; his
I19DEX.
135
Edward II : — coiU.
fitToor to the Despensen, ib,i recalls
them after their banJBhment, i6. i
marches against the barons, ib, i the
Mortimers sunexider to him, ib, i recalls
the Despeosers at Gloucester, ib,i at
lichfield, and pats the barons to flight,
tb. ; harassed by Philip V. for not doing
homage for Gasconj, iv, 346; holds a
parliament at York, ib.; makes Hugh
Despenser earl of Winchester, and A.
de Harcla earl of Carlisle, ib. ; goes
into Scotland and loses many of his
army, 16. ; the Scots harass his return,
and take Norham castle, ib. ; nearly
captured at Byland, ib, ; sends prince
Edward to do homage to Charles IV.,
iv. 347 ; outlaws his queen and son and
declares them traitors, i5. ; flies from
them into Wales, iil 471 ; iv. 347, Be.
O. ; captured at Neath, iv. 347, O. ;
imprisoned in Kenilworth castle, iii.
411, 471 ; iv. 847, D. Be. O. ; agrees to
a parliament at Westminster, but refuses
to attend, iii. 471, Be. ; forced to resign,
iv. 847, O. ; deposed, iii. 471, Be. ; pro-
clamation of his deposition, iv. 348, O. ;
removed to Berkeley castle, iii. 471 ;
iv. 848, Be. O. ; murdered, iii. 472 ; iv.
348, Be. O. ; in Corfe castle, iii. 472,
Be. ; different opinions as to his merits,
iv. 348, O.
Edward ILL, bom, iii. 469 ; iv. 343, Be.
0. ; sent into France to do homage to
Charles IV., iv. 347, O. ; remains with
his mother in Fonthieu, tfr. ; outlawed
and declared a traitor, t5. ; lands in
Essex with his mother, and pursues the
king into Wales, iii. 471 ; iv. 847, Be.
O. ; knighted, iv. 848, O. ; crowned at
Westminster, iii« 411, 471 ; iv. 848, D.
Be. O. ; expenses of his coronation, iii.
411, 412, D. ; conspiracy of Edmund
earl of Kent, against, iv. 848, O. ;
marries Fhilippa of Hainault, iii. 472 ;
iv. 349, Be. O. ; confirms the liberties
of Bermondsey, iii. 473, Be. ; besieges
Berwick, iv. 349, O. ; wins the battle of
Edward IIL i^cont,
Berwick or Halidon Hill, iii. 473; iv.
849, 561, Be. O. Wo.; Berwick sur-
rendered to, iii. 478 ; iv. 849, Be. O. ;
homage done to by Edward Baliol, iv.
349, O. ; ravages Galloway, and winters
at Roxburgh, ib. ; makes his son duke
of Cornwall and earl of Chester, iv.
350 ; creates five earldoms, ib, ; invasion
of Gascony by Philip VI., ib.; vafai
endeavour to recover these lands and
consequent determination of war, ib, ;
crosses to Flanders and meets Louis UI.
at Cologne, 16. ; makes a treaty with
the Brabanters and Flemings, ib,-,
assumes the arms of France, iii. 478 ;
iv. 850, Be. O.; lays waste the north
parts of France as fur as Toumay, iv.
350, O. ; returns to England, letTing
Philippa at Antwerp, ib, ; holds a par-
liament in London, and demands a
fifteenth, ib,-, new coinage in 1839, iii.
478, Be. ; grants that a messuage in
Hotherhithe may be giTcn to Bennond*
sey, iil 473, 474, Be. ; naval victory of
Bluys, iv. 350, 561, O. Wo. ; touches in
Flanders, lays waste France, and be-
sieges Toumay, iv. 350, 351, O. ; makes
a tmce with Philip VL, iv. 351; in
Biitanny, and loses many of his forces,
ib, ; two cardinals sent to him by the
Pope for peace, ib. ; storm on his re-
turn, ib.i quashes the provisions of
Clement VL, 16.; invades Normandy
imder the guidance of Godfrey de Har^
court and lands at U Hogue, ib. ; de-
spoils Caen and other towns, ib, ; plun-
ders Iformandy, ib, ; wins the battle of
Crecy, iii. 474 ; iv. 351, 561, Be. 0. Wo. ;
battle of Neville's cross, iv. 352, 561, O.
Wo. ; besieges and takes Calais, iii. 474 ;
iv. 352, 561, Be. O. Wo.; grants a
tmce through the Pope's mediation, and
returns to England, iv. 352, O. ; storm
on his passage, ib, ; his observation on
the storms always taking place on hif
return, ib, j allows Bermondsey to ap-
propriate Beddington church, iii. 474,
Ida
INDEX.
Edward HI. i^-cant.
Be. ; allows William de Charlton to give
Kingweston land to Bermondsey, iii.
475 ; naval victory off Winchelsea and
Romney, ib, ; new coinage in 1351, ib. ;
retoma to England to free Berwick from
the Scots, iii. 476 ; goes into Burgundy,
t6. ; ratifies the agreement about Chalk
between Norwich and Bermondsey, ib, ;
at Paris, ib, ; extorts a tenth from the
clergy for the French war in 1370, iii.
414, D. ; letter confirming the liberties
of Dunstable in 1375, ib. ; makes the
Botherhithe lands free to Bermondsey,
iii. 479, Be.; knights prince Richard,
ib, ; confirms various gifts to Bermond-
sey, iii. 440, 441, 442, Be. ; dies, iii.
479; iv. 562, Be. Wo.
Edward, son of Edmund Ironside, sent
into Hungary, iv. 4, O. ; marries Aga-
tha, ib. ; comes to England and dies, ii.
187, Wa. ; buried in S. Paul's, ib. ; his
children, iv. 4, O.
Edward, the Black Prince, bom, iii. 472 ;
iv. 348, Be. O. ; made duke of Corn-
wall and earl of Chester, iv. 350, O. ;
wins the battle of Poitiers, and captures
John II., iii. 476; iv. 561, 562, Be.
Wo. ; goes into Burgundy, iii. 476, Be. ;
conquers Henry deTran6tamare,iii. 478 ;
his tyranny in Aquitaine, iii. 479; dies,
iii. 479; iv. 562, Be. Wo.; buried at
Canterbury, iii. 479, Be.
Edward, son of Henry VI., iii. 420, D.
Edward, son of Malcolm m., killed, ii.
202 ; iv. 13, Wa, O. W.
Edward, asserts at Oxford that he was the
son of Edward I., iv. 844, O. ; executed,
ib. ; story of his birth, iv. 344, 345, O.
Edwardstowe, the horse of Edward the
Martyr goes to, ii. 13, Wi.
— abbey, founded by the executors
of Peter des Roches, ii. 323, Wa.
Edwin, held land;i:q[ Tebworth, iiL 328, D.
Edwin, a wheelwright;-, leefic: of Pensax
given to, by Worcester pripry, iv. 422,
423, Wo.
Egferd, king of Kent, [t.€., Alric], suc-
ceeds .fithelbert IL, iL 1 56, Wa.
Egginton, bridge at, question as to its
repair, L 372, Bu.
Egypt, sultans of ; tee Cairo, sultans of.
Eiigth, (Olange), in Severn, Cnut and Ed-
mund Ironside make peace at, ii. 177,
Wa.
Eilaf defeats Cnut, ii. 179, Wa.
Eincurt, Oliver de, his composition with
Hugh, bishop of Lincoln, iii. 67, D.
Ekintone, Richard de, land at Higham
Eerrers let to by Dunstable priory, iii.
401, D.
— Stephen de, chancellor of the
archbishop of Canterbury, in the chapter-
house of Worcester with the archbishop
to settle the difference between the
priory and the bishop, iv. 417, Wo. ;
mediates between the priory and town
of Dunstable, iii. 1 1 1 , D.
Eldesfed, Thomas de, a pugilist, miracle
respecting, i. 65 ; iv. 413, T. Wo.
Eleanor of Aquitaine, marries Louis VII.,
ii. 226 ; iii. 15, Wa. D. ; her daoghters,
iii. 15, D. ; leaves Paris for the crusade,
ii. 232, Wa. ; divorced from Louis VU.,
i. 47 ; U.234 ; iii. 16 ; iv. 28,380, T. Wa.
D. O. W. Wo. ; marries Henry, duke of
Normandy, i. 47; ii. 234; iii. 16; iv.
28, 380, T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.;
crowned by the. archbishop of Rouen, i.
50, T. ; reconciled with Henry II., ii.
241, Wa. ; imprisoned by Henry II. and
released by Richard I., iv. 42, O. ; at
the coronation of Richard L, ii. 246,
Wa. ; receives Richard I. after his libe-
ration, i. 190, Bu. ; reconciles Richard
and John, i. 192, Bu. ; lays waste
Ai:jon for acknowledging Arthur, i. 198,
Bu. ; sent by John to Alphonso for
Blanche of Castile, i. 201, Bu. ; besieged
by Arthur at Mirabeau, ii. 78, 254 ; iv.
391, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; rescued by John,
ii. 78, 254, Wi. Wa. ; dies, i. 27, 67 ; iL
79, 256 } iii. 28, 44^; iv. 51, 892, M. T.
Wi. Wa. D. Bi-. O. Wo.
INDEX.
137
Eleanor of Frovence, the bishop of Here- |
ford goes to Proyence for, i. 98, T. ;
mairies Henry in., i. 99, 253 ; ii. 87,
316 ; iii. 144, 458 ; iv. 82, 83,427, T. Bu.
WL Wa, D. Be. W. O. Wo., at Canter-
bury, i. 99, T. at. Westminster, iv. 82,
W. ; crowned at Westminster, L 99 ; iL
316 ; iu. 144, 458 ; iy. 427, T. Wa. D. Be.
Wo. ; her reception at Oxford in 1235,
iy. 82, W. ; visits Tewkesbury in 1236,
L 101, T. ; at the enthronement of
bishop Walter de Cantelnpe, iv. 428,
Wo. ; receives the fellowship of the
convent of Winchester in the chapter-
house, ii. 89, Wi. ; goes into Gascony
with Henry IH. in 1242, ii. 89 ; iv. 89 ;
Wi. O. W. ; lands at Portsmouth, ii.
330, Wa. ; at the dedication of Beaulieu,
ii. 337, Wa. ; stays in the convent for
three weeks for prince Edward's illness,
1*6. ; visits Dunstable in 1247, iii. 173, D. ;
a gilded cup given her by the canons, ib. ;
her offering, t6. ; takes the cross in 1250,
ii. 342, Wa. ; present at the marriage of
her daughter Margaret, i. 29^, Bu. ; at the
inauguration banquet given by bishop
Aymcr of Winchester, i. 145, T. ; at the
dedication of the church of Hayles, L 146 ;
ii. 343, T. Wa. ; guardian of the country
while Henry UI. is in Gascony, ii. 93 ;
iii. 186, Wi. D. ; at Winchester m 1254,
ii. 94, Wi. ; the king's messengers consult
as to the aid to be asked from parliament,
iii. 190, D. ; joins Henry III. in Gas- |
cony in 1254, L 154, 317 ; ii. 94 ; iiL I
191 ; iv. 106, 442, T. Bu. WL D. O. W.
Wo. ; goes to Pontigny, i. 327, Bu. ;
to Paris, i. 329 ; il 95 ; iii. 194, Bu. Wu
D. ; returns to Enghind, i. 155, 329;
iy. 106, 442, T. Bu. O. W. Wo. j pay-
ment to her by Worcester priory for
warren, iv. 443, Wo. ; at York, and then
in Scotland, i. 337, Bu. ; her joy at
prince Edmund's investiture with the
crown of Sicily, i. 349, Bu. ; her inter-
view at Tutbury with Richard de Clare,
iii. 203, D. •, present at the dedication of
Salisbury cathedral, i. 166, T. ; goes to
Eleanor of Provence — cont.
France in 1259, iv. 123, 445, O. W.
Wo. ; in 1260, i. 168, T. ; at S. Omer,
iv. 123, W. ; cause of the quarrel be-
tween Henry III. and prince Edward,
iii. 215, D.; reconciled with prince Ed-
ward, ib. ; returns, iv. 125, O. ; crosses
with Henry III. in 1262, L 499 ; iii. 218,
462 ; iv. 130, 131, Bu. D. Be. O. W. ;
returns, i. 499; iv. 130, 131, 447, Bu.
O. W. Wo. ; consents to the provisions
of Oxford, but changes and induces
Henry UI. to do the same, ii. 355, Wa. ;
joined in this by some of the barons, i.
1 75, T. ; accused of peijury by S. de Mont-
fort, iv. 133, W. ; goes to the tower, iiL
222, D. ; shamefully treated by the Lon-
doners, iiL 223 ; iy. 136, D. W. ; goes to
Boulogne to S. Louis in 1263, i. 176;
iiL 225 ; iv. 136, T. D. W. ; remains in
France with her sister, iv. 136, W. ;
persuades S. Louis to declare agunst
the barons, L 177 ; iii. 227 ; iv. 448, T.
D. Wo. ; obtained a letter for this from
the Pope to S. Louis, i. 179, T.; the
news of the battle of Lewes conveyed
to her, iv. 452, Wo.; her grief and
exertions, ib. ; tries to get aid from S.
Louis and Peter of Savoy, iii. 233, D. ;
procures Guy Foulquois to be sent as
legate to England, ib. ; her endeavour
to send troops into England, iv. 452,
Wo. ; collects an army of mercenaries
to invade England, iv. 154, 452, W.
Wo. ; deserted by the mercenaries when
her money falls short, iv. 1 55, W. ; col-
lects a fleet and army at Swenesmuthe,
iy. 453, Wo. ; they are prevented from
invading England, ib. ; returns to Eng-
land, ii. 367 ; iy. 179, Wa. O. W. ; lands
at Dover, ii. 103; iv. 455, WL Wo.;
meets the king at Canterbury, iv. 179,
455, W. Wo. ; intercedes for the Lon-
doners, ii. 103, WL; goes with the
king and legate to London, iy. 180, W. ;
at Northampton at Christmas, ii. 103,
368, Wi. Wa. ; at Dunstable with the
king and legate, iii. 240, D. ; money paid
138
INDEX.
Eleanor of Froyenoe— con^
to her creditors, iv. 184, W. ; bangs
some of the confederates of the cinque
ports at Dover, iv. 456, Wo. ; her grief
at prince John's death, iv. 246, W. ;
prince Edmund goes to, on his return
from Palestine, ii. 112, 379; iv. 461,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ', her grief at the deaths of
her daughters Margaret and Beatrice,
iv. 262, W. ; held the manor of Tod-
dington till P. Peyure came of age,
ill 379, D. ; he proves his legal age be-
fore her, iii. 305, D. ; takes the veil at
Amesbury, iL 404 ; iii. 326 ; iv. 307,
492, Wa. D. 0. W. Wo. ; gives up the
cities assigned to her, iv. 496, Wo. ;
visited at Amesbury by Edward L, iv.
319, O. W. ; procures the expulsion of
the Jews from England, ii. 409, Wa. ;
dies, ii. 409 ; iii. 366 ; iv. 329, 506, Wa.
D. O. Wo. ; left unburied till the return
of Edward I. from Scotland, ii. 409,
Wa. ; buried at Amesbury, ii. 410 ; iii.
366 ; iv. 330, 606, Wa. D. 0. Wo. ; her
heart buried in London, iii« 366; iv.
330, 331, D. 0., in the presence of
Edward I., iii. 369, D. ; her debts paid
by order of Edward L, ii. 410, Wa.
Eleanor of Castile, arrangement for her
marriage with prince Edward, iii. 188,
D. ; marries prince Edward, i. 154, 155,
323; iL 94, 346; iii. 198; iv. 106, 442,
T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo., at
Burgos, i. 323, Bn.; goes into Gas-
cony, i. 329 ; iii. 194 ; present at the
dedication of Salisbury cathedral, i. 166,
T. ; had gone before prince Edward
into Qascony in 1270, before going into
the Holy Land, iv. 236, W. ; goes to the
Uoly Land, iii. 464, D. ; sent into Gas-
cony for her confinement, iv. 255, W. ;
crowned at Westminster by archbishop
Kilwarby, iii. 263 ; iv. 260, 261, 467, D.
W. O. Wo. ; grief for the death of her
son Henry, iv. 261, W. ; at Dunstable in
1275, iii. 266, D. ; at Winchester, and is
received by the bishop and convent with
a procession, ii. 120 ; iv. 469, Wi. Wo. ;
Eleanor of Castile— coat
present at the translation of S. Richard
of Chichester, iv. 268, O. ; at the re-
dedication of Norwich cathedral, iv. 279,
O. W. ; at Glastonbury in 1278, iv.
474, Wo.; crosses with Edward L in
1279, iv. 477, Wo. ; at Paris, ii. 891, Wa.;
Ponthieu belonged to of right,iv. 280, 477,
O. W. Wo. ; does homage for her lands
in France to PhiUp IH., iv. 477, Wo. ;
' eager for B. Bumel's election to Win-
chester, ii. 394, Wa. ; at York at the
consecration of A. Bek, bishop of Dur-
ham, iiL 305, D. I gifts to, firom John
de Pontissera, bishop of Winchester,
ii. 399, Wa. ; goes to France in 1286,
iii. 385, D. ; returns to England, iii.
354 ; iv. 498, D. Wo. ; 'lands at Dover,
iv. 498, Wo. ; gives the bishop of Wor-
cester a letter in favour of his scheme
for the Weatbury prebends, iv. 500,
Wo. ; dies, iii. 862 ; iv. 504, D. Wo. ;
dies at Grantham, iv. 826, O. ; buried
at Westminster, iii. 362; iv. 826, D.
Wo., by bishop O. Sutton, iv. 336,
O. ; her heart buried at the Franciscan
convent, iv. 331, O. ; the corpse passes
through Dunstable, ill 862, D. ; cross
erected at Dunstable, iiL 363 ; 100 marks
forgiven to Worcester priory by the
king for her soul, iv. 504, Wo. ; anniver-
sary of her death kept, iii. 366 ; iv. 506,
D. Wo. ; fistigae of the prelates at, iv.
506, Wo.
Eleanor of Britanny, daughter of Greoffiey
Plantagenet, iv. 38, W. ; promised by
Richard L to the son of Leopold of
Austria, i. 189, Bu. ; brought to Eng-
land, and imprisoned by John, iv. 51,
W. ; dies, 1. 118; iv. 433, T. Wo.;
buried at S. James's, Bristol, and after-
wards translated to Amesbury, i. 118,
T.
Eleanor, daughter of Henry II., marries
Alphonso IX. of Castile, iii. 19, D.
Eleanor, daoghter of John, marries Wil-
liam Marshal, the younger, i. 67; ii.
84, 299 ; iiL 91 ; iv. 64, 65, 416, T. Wi.
INDEX.
189
Eleanor, daughter of John — conl.
Wa. D. 0, W. Wo. I her yow of chastity
on hi« death, ir. 65, W. ; at the second
funeral of John, L 84, T, $ settlement
with Dunstable aboat suit of court of
Toddington, iii. 131, D. ; pays service
for houses and messuage in Wadlow,
i6. ; marries Simon de Montfort, i. 106
ii. 818 ; iv. 65, 430, T. Wa. W. Wo.
goes into exile with him, iii. 151, D.
left by him, with her son, when he goes
to the Holy Land, iii. 152 ; at Waverley
in 1245 with her husband and two sons,
ii. 336, Wa. ; her gifts to the abbey, ib. ;
surrenders Doyer castle to Henry III.,
ii. 867; iu, 259; iv. 178, Wa. D. W. ;
quits Dover castle and goes into France,
iv. 179, W. ; her grief, ib. ; disinherited,
il 367, Wa. ; her lands restored, iii. 258,
D. ; her history after S. de Montfort's
death, iii. 259, D. ; dies, iii. 259, 265, D.
Eleanor, daughter of Edward I., was to
have married Alphonso X. of Arragon,
ii. 403, Wa. ; marries Henry III. count
of Bar, iu. 876 ; iy. 836, 518, D. W.
Wo.
Elemosyna ; see Aumone.
Siena, lady of the manor of Ballidon, iii.
887, D.
Elephant, an, given by S. Louis to Henry
m., i. 829, Bu.
Elentherius, Fopo, sends Pagan and Du-
vian to king Lucius, iii 4 ; iy. 859, D.
Wo.
Eleyne, John, burgess of Dunstable, fined,
iii. 864, D.
Elgar, gave a tenement to Tewkesbury
when he took the habit there, I 129, T.
Eligius, S., ii. 151, Wa. ; dies, iL 152.
Elizabeth, 6., of Hungary, 'canonised, iii.
457, Be.
Eliaabeth, daughter of Edward I., marries
John, son of the count of Holland, iii.
404, D. ; remains with her fsther, ib.
[Elixabeth, daughter of Otho of Bavaria],
married to Conrad, king of Germany, iii.
158, D.
EUendune, battle at, ii. 7, Wi.
Elmham, bishops of:
j^fgar, subscribes the foundation
charter of Burton abbey, i. 183, Bu.
JEgehnguT (Ethelmar), degraded at
the council of Winchester, iv. 9, O.
Elmley, given by Oflk to Worcester priory,
iv. 866, Wo.
Elmruge (t.e., Elmbridge), Adam de,
knight, appointed a forest perambulator,
Iv. 536, Wo.
Elsefeld, Gilbert de, killed at Evesham, iv.
171, 0.
Elsistone, Godfrey de, his duel in the
prior's court at Worcester, iv. 892,
Wo.
Elston (Eldesdone, Eltesdone, Heltesdone),
John of, mortgages his land in Tottem-
hoe, iii. 206 ; land and a grove bought
from, by Dunstable, iii. 207 ; makes
an exchange with Dunstable, iii. 211 ;
bond to, redeemed by Dunstable priory,
iii. 223, D. ; entrance into his lands con-
firmed to Dunstable, iii. 257 ; this rati-
fied by M. de Muchaut, iiL 290.
Simon of, marries the widow of
GifBsird de 1>^gham, iii. 171, D. ;
sheriff of Bedfordshire, resigns, iii. 196.
William of (&ther of John), a
chantry in Barwith granted to, iii. 144,
D. ; indicts thirty-nine of the people of
Dunstable priory for breach of the peace,
iii. 145 ; his two sons sent for eight
years to Dunstable, iii. 171 ; had given
five acres of land to Dunstable, iii. 211 ;
his tenant Simon, iii. 145.
Elstow (Alnestowe, Aunestowe, Elne-
stowe), abbess of, dies, iii. 41, D. ; ft«e
deetion granted to the convent, iii. 42 ;
rights of commonage in Flit and Maiden
marsh settled, iiL 130, 131.
Elstow, John of, a chamber granted to, by
Dunstable, iu. 274, D.
Maurice of, ordained subdeacon,
iii. 176, D.
Eltham, William Fits-Henry of, gives
tithes in Woolwich to Bermondsey, iii.
439, Be.
140
INDEX.
ElweU (Hdewelie) surrendered to bishop
Aymer bj the monks of Winchester, ii.
96, Wi.
Ely, abbats of :
Leoffrine, clears himself before Bene-
dict VIII., il 178, Wa.
8imeon, prior of Winchester, ii. 33,
Wi. ; his reforms there, ib, ; dies, ii.
38.
Richard, son of Richard Fitz-Gilbert,
dies, ii. 215, Wa.
made into a bishoprick by Henry
I., ii. 43, 215 ; iii. 14, 431 ; iv, 375, Wi.
Wa. D. Be. Wo. ; Cambridgeshire given
toit,iL215, Wa.
bishops of :
Henrey, ii. 215 ; iii. 14, 431, Wa. D.
Be. ; dies, i. 13 ; ii. 222, M. Wa.
Nigel, ii. 223, Wa. ; deprived by
Stephen, ii. 228 ; escapes to avoid
imprisonment, ii. 51 ; iv. 23, Wi.
O. ; summoned to Rome by Henry
of Blois, ii. 229, Wa. ; dies, i. 50 ;
ii. 59 ; iv. 382, T. Wi. Wo.
Geoffrey Ride), i. 51 ; ii. 61, 240; iii.
20 ; iv. 36, T. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. ;
dies, ii. 64 ; iv. 42, Wi. O.
William Longchamp, i. 20, 54 ; ii. 64,
246 ; iii. 25 ; iv. 386, M. T. Wi.
Wa. D. Wo. ; made legate, i. 21 ;
ii. 247 ; iii. 25 ; iv. 386, M. Wa. D.
Wo. ; chancellor, ii. 247 ; iv. 42,
Wa. O. ; viceroy, iv. 386, Wo. ;
signs the grant of Richard I. to the
bishops of Coventry, 1. 245, Bu. ;
holds a council at Westminster,
iii. 25, D. ; compels John to find
hostages, iv. 44, O. ; consecrates
Robert, bishop of Worcester, ii 247,
Wa.; seises Geoffirey, archbishop
of York, in S. Martin's, Canterbury,
i. 21 ; ii. 248, M. Wa. ; seised at
Dover, and ill treated, iv. 46, O. ;
expelled from England, ii. 248, Wa.;
dies, i. 23, 55 ; ii. 64, 251 ; iii. 26 ;
iv. 48, 389, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. O.
Wo. i buried in Poitou, ii. 64, Wi.,
at Notre Dame du Tin, iii. 26, D.;
Ely, bishops of : — ctmL
William Longchamp — cont.
his character, ii. 64, Wi. ; had con-
firmed the gection of the Coventry
monks, ii 64, WL ; his sister, wife
of the constable of Dover, iv. 45,
O.
Eustace, chancellor, i. 23 ; il 66, 251 ;
iii. 27 ; iv. 49, 389, M. Wi. Wa. D.
O. Wo. ; consecrated by archbishop
Hubert, il 66 ; iv. 389, Wi. Wo. ;
at the coronation of John and
Isabella, i. 206, Bu. ; appointed an
arbiter in the case of the Lambeth
chapel, ii. 77, Wi. ; goes to Wor-
cester to inquire into S. Wulstan's
miracles, iv. 391, Wo. ; one of the
executors of the interdict, ii. 80,
260 ; iv. 396, WI Wa. Wo. ; goes
into exile, I 29 ; ii. 261 ; iii. 31 ; iv.
396, M. Wa. D. Wo. ; sent for
by John, and returns, ii. 261,
Wo. ; sent for by John to make
peace, ii. 262 ; security promised
to, by John, i. 219, Bu. ; his
manors restored, ii. 262, Wa. ;
goes with ai'chbishop Langton to
Dover, ii. 263, Wa. ; his return to
England, iii 37, 453, D. Be. ; re-
laxes the interdict, iii. 453, Be. ;
money to be paid to, by John, i.
220, Bu.; dies, i. 61; iii. 44, T. D.,
at Reading, ii. 282, Wa.
Robert of York elected, but quashed,
iii. 56 ; iv. 412, D. Wo.
John, abbat of Fountains, i. 65 ; ii.
293; iii 56; iv. 412, T. Wa. D.
Wo. ; made bishop by Pandulf, iv.
412, Wo. ; goes to Durham to inves-
tigate into the bishop's conduct, iii.
G2, 67, D. ; witnesses Magna Charta
in 1225, 1 231, Bu. ; dies, I 68 ; il
301 ; ill 93 ; iv. 66, 418, T, Wa.
D. O. W. Wo.
Geoffrey de Burgh, archdeacon of
Norwich, elected, but quashed, iv.
413, Wo. ; made bishop, I 68; ii.
301 ; iii. 93 ; iv. 66, 417, T. Wa,
IXDEX.
HI
Ely, abbats of : — amt.
Greoffirey de Biugh— eofi/.
D. O. W. Wo. ; dies, ii. 304 ; iii.
115; iy. 70, 420, Wa. D. O. W.
Wo.
Hugh Noithwold, abbat of S. Edmunds-
bury, i. 72, 245 ; ii. 307 ; iii. 1 15 ; iv.
70, T.Bu. Wa.D. O.W.; conaecrated
at Canterbury by Jocelyn, bishop of
Bath, il 307, Wa.; at the installa-
tion of R. de Insula at S. Edmnnd»-
bnry, i. 245, Bo. ; dedicates the
altar of S. Mary at Dunstable, iii.
126, D.; witnesses the confirmation
of Magna Charta in 1236, i. 103,
T. ; brings queen Eleanor to Eng-
land, iii. 144, D. ; blesses Thomas,
abbat of Eyesham, i. 134, T.;
excommunicates the infractors of
Magna Charta, i. 305, 319, Bu. ;
dies, i. 318; ii. 94; iii. 191; iy.
107, Bu. Wi. D. 0. W.
William of Kilkenny, chancellor, i.
318; ii. 94; iii. 191, 202; iy. 107,
Bu. Wi. D. W. ; dies, i. 159, 376 ;
iii. 202 ; iv. Ill, 113,T. Bu. D. W.
O.
Hugh Balsham, i. 159 ; iii. 204 ; iv.
lll,113,T.D.W.O.; opposition of
archbishop Boniface to, iii. 204, D. ;
goes to Rome, and is confirmed, ib. ;
returns, ib, ; dies, iii. 326 ; iv. 307,
D. O. W.
John de Kiriieby, treasurer, iii. 326 ; iv.
307,D.O.W.; consecrated by arch-
bishop Peccham at Canterbury, iv.
308, 0.W. ; in Wales, iii. 338, D. ; de-
mands a subsidy for the king, as trea-
surer, iv. 316, 0. W. ; refused till the
king's return, ib, ; taxes the cities
and towns, ib,; his illness and death,
ii. 408 ; iii. 368 ; iv. 323, Wa. D.
O. ; buried in Ely cathedral, iy. 323,
(). ; had neglected his spiritual for
his civil duties, ib, ; his character,
iii. 358 ; iv. 323, D. O.
William of Louth, ii. 408 ; iii. 358 ;
iv. 825, 503, Wa. D. O. Wo. i had
Ely, abbats of : — cont,
Willian of Louth — cont.
been treasurer to the king's ward-
robe, iv. 325, O. ; consecrated at
Ely by archbishop Peccham, ib.; suc-
ceeds R. Burnel as chancellor, iv.
333, O. ; dies, iv. 536, Wo.
John Salmon, prior, elected by the
monks, iv. 542, Wo. ; see Norwich,
bishops of.
John de Langeton, elected, ib. ; both
elections quashed by the Pope, ib, ;
objected to by the archbishop, iv.
552.
Ely, abbess of, S. JEtheldreda ; see ^thel-
dreda, S.
— ^— - archdeacons of :
Nicholas, made treasurer, iii. 220, D.;
successively bishop of Worcester
and Winchester ; see Worcester and
Winchester, bishops of.
R. de Walpole, elected bishop of Nor-
wich, iv. 316, O. W.
cathedral, tower of, falls, ii. 44
Wi. ; burnt, ib,
city of, the disinherited barons
leave, and prince Edward enters, iv. 210
W.
isle of, churches and monasteries
in, ii. 166, Wa. ; taken and retaken by
John and Louis, iii. 48, D. ; the tower
taken and destroyed by F. de Breaute,
ib,; taken by John d'Eyvile and the
disinherited barons, ii. 104, 373 ; iii.
244; iv. 191, 192, 457, Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; Henry lU. goes to besiege, iii.
244 ; iv. 198, D. O. ; ravages of the barons
there, iv. 204, 457, W. Wo. ; some of the
barons in, join the earl of Gloucester,
iii. 245, D. ; reduced by prince Edward,
iii. 246 ; iv. 207, D. O. ; manner of his
entry into it, iv. 208, W. ; submission
of the occupiers, iv. 207, 209, O. W.
Ely, Gerard of, executor of John de Cra-
chale, iii. 255, D.
Elyas, an approver, in gaol, iii. 272, D.
142
INDKX.
Elyoth, John, guilty of the ffiUfder of
Alexander le Bantere at Kenswortb, iii.
358, D. ; gives himaelf up to Colchester
gaol, iii. 854.
Em, Henry, imprisoned at Dunstable for
rape, iii. 278, D.
John, guilty of murder at Kens-
worth, iii. 353, D* ; cleared, and recovers
his lands, iii. 354.
Emly, bishops of:
Henry, abbat of Bindon, ii. 267, Wa.
Christian, gives an indulgence to all
who visit the rellcks at S. James's,
Bristol,!. 110, T.
Emma, daughter of Richard I. of Normandy,
marries ^thelred II., ii. 13, 170 ; iv. 3,
371,Wi. Wa. O. Wo. ; flies to her brother
in Normandy, ii. 14, 174 ; fr. 3, 371,
Wi. Wa. O. Wo. ; marries Cnut, ii. 15,
177 ; iv. 4, Wi. Wa. O. ; advises him to
restore the destroyed monasteries, ii. 16,
Wl ; the country entrusted to, during
Cnufs visit to Rome, ib. ; banished by
Harold I., ii. 16, 180, Wi. Wa. ; goes
to Baldwin in Flanders, ii. 180, Wa.;
Bruges given to, ibs ; recalled by
Harthacnut, ii« 17, Wi. ; neglects her
children by .^thelred, ii. 17, 18 ; stays
at Winchester, ii. 18 ; is suspected
of familiarity with bishop iElfwine of
Winchester, ii. 18 ; iv. 371, Wi. Wo.;
her gifts to Winchester, ii. 18, Wi. ;
deprived of her possessions, and im-
prisoned in Wherwell by Edward the
Confessor, ii. 20 ; her letter to the bishops,
demanding trial by ordeal, ib, ; account
of the trial, iL 23 ; iv. 371, Wi. Wo. ;
her vision of S. Swithdn, iL 23, Wi. ; her
innocence proved, ii. 24 ; her speech to
Edward, ib, ; her gifts to Winchester, ii.
24, 25 ; iv. 371, Wi. Wo. ; induces Ed-
ward to recall Qodwine, iL 25, Wi. ;
dies, iL 25, 185 j iv. 371, Wl Wa. Wo. ;
buried at Winchester, iu 25, Wl.
Enmia, wife of Bichard I. of Normandy,
dies, ii. 167, Wa.
Emperor, the, manner of the election of, L
196, Bn.
Empsham, or Hempsbaili, Walter de ; see
Eynsham.
Emondeville, lUchard de, hostage during
the siege of Kenllwofth, till 8. de Mont-
fort can be conununicated with, iv.l95,W.
Eneas, David, takes an oath respecting the
liberties of Dnnstable, iii. 413, D.
Enemus, Philip de, sent by S. Louis to
meet Henry m. at Blois, i. 927, Bu.
Engaine, Viel del (Vital, sixth baron), ac-
cused of treason, iiL 97, D.
finglefldd, William de, justice itinerant at
Worcester b 1261, iv. 446 ; at Bedford
in 1262, iiL 217, D. ; at Winchester in
1263, ii. 100, WL
English language, spoken by the Francis-
cans at Worcester, iv. 504, Wo. ; royal
mandate respecting liberties, published at
Worcester in, iv. 641.
Ephesus, council of, iv. 361, Wo.
Erchelawis, manor of, 6,000 herrings given
to Beimondsey firom, iii. 439.
Erdington (Erdintone), manor of, given by
Edmund, earl of Cornwall, to Rewley
abbey, ii. 897, Wa.
Thomas of, has a lease of Alveston
and Bhipston firom Woroester, iv. 891,
Wo.; messenger of John to Innocent IH.,
i. 218 ; iv. 401, Bo. Wo. ; dies, L 64 ;
iv. 410, T. Wo. s a Bonk at Worcester,
Iv. 410, Wo.
Giles of, one of the 24 ^pointed
by the barons at Oxford, i. 450, Ba.
Brie (Iritius), the earldom of Northumbria
given to, by Cnut, ii. 15, WL ; banished
for treason, ib.
Erioa, miraole done to, by the relicks of S.
John the Baptist, iL 161, 162, Wa.
Ermenburga, &, iii. 8, D.
Eroldom, i^, Qiastel-Heraud, q.v.
Eruce, Richard de, lease of Alveston en-
trusted to, by Worcester priory, iv. 423,
Wo.
Sscheatois, instmctions for, L 479, Bu.
Especer, William le, wool eomiaitted to,
by Tewkesbury abbey, i. 142, T.
Essebume ; see Ashbume.
INDEX.
US
Kftcntra (Aibmore?), N. de Hereford
pregented to, i. 126, T.
Eteex, floods in, in 1286, iv. 808, O. W.
I-— — » Henry (third baron of), defeated by
Robert de Montfort, and becomes a monk
at Readings ii. 57 ; liL 18, Wi. D.
Geoffrey de MandeTille (first earl
of), fortifies the Tower and Rochester
castle, ii. 51» WL; taken prisoner by
Stephen, ii. 280; iiL 15; iv. 379, Wa.
D. Wo., at S. Alban's, ii. 230, Wa. ;
sorrenders the tower and his castles, ii.
280 ; iv. 379, Wa. Wo. ; seixes Ramsey
abbey, ii. 230, Wa.; his opposition to
Stephen, t6. ; dies, ib.
Geoffrey de Manderille (second
earl oO, dies, ii. 59, 282, Wi. Wa.
William de Mandeyille (third earl
of), dies, iii. 25, D.
Geoflhrey Fits-Piers (ibnrih earl of).
translates the body of his ihther at Win-
chester, ii. 67, Wi. ; made justiciary, ii.
69; iv.49,389,Wi.W.Wo.; causes fealty
to be sworn to John, i. 198,Bu.; created
earl of Essex by John, ii. 72; iv. 390, Wi.
Wo. ; goes into Wales, iii. 32, D. ; sends
letters to the bishops of London, Worces-
ter, and Ely to treat for peace with the
archbishop, ii. 262, Wa. ; sent by John
to the archbishop, ii. 263 ; had given the
archbishop a safe conduct, ib,; letters
patent of, exhibited by John for peace, i.
221, Bn. ; his decision in the suit with
Dunstable respecting Houghton lands,
iii. 38, D. ; dies, i. 61 ; ii. 273 ; iv. 68,
T. Wa. W.
Geoffrey deMandeTille(fifkh earl of).
killed at a tournament, iii. 45, D. ; his wife
Isabella, countess of Gloucester [called
Johanna], ib. See Gloucester, earls of.
William de Mandeville (sixth earl
of), succeeds his brother as earl, iiL 45,
B. ; at the dedication of Worcester ca-
thedral, ir. 409, Wo. ; his gifts to the
sacristan of Worcester, iv. 412, 420;
joins William Marshal, iii. 82, D. ; wit-
nesses Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232,
Bu. ; dies, i. 69 ; ii. 803 ; iii. 102 ; iv. 68,
Essex,Wi]liam de Mandeville, earl of-HMm/.
420, T. Wa. D. O. Wo. ; Christiana, his
widow, marries Raymond de Burgh, iii.
102, D.
Estchnrche, a cell belonging to Tewkes-
bury broken, i. 68, T.
Estrannge, Hamund le, joins Simon de
Montfort, iii. 222, D. ; goes over to
prince Edward, iii. 225 ; allowed to go
free after the battle of Lewes, iii. 232 ;
sent against Llewellyn, but defeated by
him, ii. 366, Wa.
» John le, at the dedication of Wor-
cester cathedral, iv. 409, Wo*
Estune (Aestuna, Estona), manor of, be-
longing to Tewkesbury, is in part alien-
ated by abbat Robert, i. 49, T. ; abbat
Peter vindicates his claim to, against
Fankes de Breant^, i. 64; the abbey
prosecuted for things done in, i. 156.
— — Simon Tracy of, dies, i. 159, T.
Etherington, Richard de, has a lease of the
land of John Cook, iii. 354, D.
Ethreu, a desert in the east, i. 272, 273,
Bu.
Eton (Ethona, Etune), priory of nuns
founded at, by Robert de Bellomont, ii.
239, Wa. ; marriage of P. Peynre at,
iiL 182, 183, D.
Gilbert Romaaus, prior of, becomes
a Dominican at Oxford, iv. 98, 101,
W.
Simon of; see Dunstable, cellarers
and priors of.
Eu (Ove), given up to William II. by Robert
of Normandy, ii. 201, Wa.; William II.
at, ii. 203 ; Philip I. retires from, ib,
Eu, Henry, count of, gives land in Lydd
and Bilsington to Bermondsey, iiL 448,
Be.
— — John de Brienne II., count of, slain
near Courtrai, iv. 552, Wo.
William de, accused and convicted
of treason, IL 205, Wa. ; his eyes put
out, ii. 206.
Eugenius HI., Pope, i. 46 ; ii. 53, 54, 281 ;
iiL 15, 16, 437 ; iv. 25, T. WL Wa. D.
Be. O. W. ; had been placed over the
)44
INDEX.
Eugenius III., Pope — emit,
monaster}' of S. Anostasius/ii. 231, Wa. ;
orders S. Bernard to preach the second
cmsade, ii. 231, Wa. ; consecrates Peter
archbishop of Bourges, iii. 16, D. ; inter-
dict on Louis VII., ib. ; at Paris when
Louis VII. left for the Crusade, ii. 232,
Wa. ; mandate respecting S. Mary Mag-
dalene's, Oxford, ir. 25, 0. ; celebrates a
council at Kheims in 1147, ii. 232; iii.
16, Wa. D. ; celebrates another in 1148,
ii. 233 ; iv. 26, Wa. O. W. ; deposes
William, archbishop of York, iii. 16,D. ;
his intimacy with S. Bernard, iv. ^6, W. ;
decision in the case of S. George's and
S. Mary Magdalene's, Oxford, iv. 27, 0. ;
sends cardinal Paparo with four palls to
Ireland in 1152, ii. 234, Wa. ; dies, i.
47 ; ii. 55, 235 ; iv. 29, M. Wi. Wa. O.
W. ; miracles at his tomb, ii. 235, Wa.
Eugenius IV., Pope, iii. 487, Be.
Eunesheye (Pevensey?), castle destroyed
by John, iii. 46, D.
Eustace, son of Stephen, does homage to
Louis VI., ii. 226, Wa.; homage sworn
to, in England, ii. 234 ; dies, i. 48 ; ii.
55, 235 ; iv. 27, T. Wi. Wa. D. W. ;
buried at Faversham, ii. 236 ; iii. 16, Wa.
D. ; had married Constance, daughter of
Louis VL, iv. 27, W.
Eustace, counts of Boulogne ; ««e Boulogne,
counts of. •
Eustace, the monk, joins the king of
France, iii 34, D. ; on the side of prince
Louis, iii. 46 ; defeated and slain, ii.
287 ; iii. 50, 454 ; iv. 409, Wa. D. Be.
Wo.
Eustace, a monk of Tewkesbury, sent to
receive seisin of the church of Llan-
blethian, i. 81, T. ; carried off by the
Welsh to the mountains, ib,
Eustace of Lynn, official of Bonifiice, im-
prisoned by the brother of bishop Aymer
of Winchester, i. 151, T.
Everingham, Adam de, goes to Henry III.
with Simon de Montfort, the younger,
iv. 456, Wo.
Eversholt, township of, present Dunstable
priory for encroachments, iii. 269, D. ;
suit respecting land in, iii. 303.
Evesham, abbey of, founded, iii. 9, D. ;
built by S. Egwin, iv. 366, Wo. ; trans-
lation of S. Egwin at, i. 53 ; iv. 385, T.
Wo. ; its exemption from episcopal
jurisdiction, iv. 393, Wo. ; commission
respecting the jurisdiction in the vale,
ib, ; the tower blown down by a storm in
1210, iii. 32, D. ; artifice to escape
visitation in 1233, iii. 133, D. ; general
chapter of Benedictines at, in 1255, i.
156, T. ; the belfry struck by lightning
in 1261, iv. 446, Wo.; avoided by Ed-
ward I. in 1289, iv. 500, Wo.
— — abbats of:
Alwin dies, ii. 32, Wi.
Reginald dies, i. 47, T.
William de Andeville, ib,
Roger dies, i. 49 ; ii. 56, T. Wi.
Adam, prior of Bermondsey, i. 49 ;
iii. 441, T. Be.
Roger Norreys, deposed by the legate,
Nicholas, bishop of Tusculum, i.
61 ; iii. 38 ; iv. 402, T. D. Wo.
Randolph, prior of Worcester, i. 61 ;
iii. 38, T. D. ; at the dedication of
Worcester, iv. 409, Wo. ; his appeal
to wear his mitre and have the
second place at the Worcester sy-
nod, iv. 411 ; in the chapter-house
at Worcester to settle the quarrel
between the bishop and priory of
Worcester, iv. 416, 417 ; dies, i. 73;
iv. 421,T. Wo.
Thomas of Marlborough, elected, but
not admitted, i. 73, T. ; admitted by
the bishop of Lichfield by a pro-
vision from Rome, i. 75 ; blessed
by the bishop of Lichfield, iv. 421,
Wo. ; witnesses Magna Charta in
1236, i. 232, Bu. ; dies, i. 101 ; iii.
144; iv. 428, T. D. Wo.
Richard le Gras, prior of Hurley, i.
101, 102; iii. 145; iv. 428, T. D.
INDEX.
146
Eresham, abbats of : — conL
Bichard le Gras — cont.
Wo.; made chancellor, iii. 152, D.;
elected bishop of Lichfield, but re-
signs, I 121, T. ; dies, i. 128, T.
Thomas, prior of Fenwortham, i. 133 ;
iv. 435, T. Wo.; confirmed, i. 134,
T. ; blessed, iy. 436, Wo.; made
visitor of the order by the general
chapter in 1246, i. 136, T. ; makes
peace with the bishop of Worcester,
iv. 439, Wo. ; dies, iv. 443, Wo.
Hugh, prior, iv. 444, Wo.
William of Whitchurch, presides at
the meeting of Black monks at
Oxford, ii. 110, 378; iv. 460, Wi.
Wa. Wo. ; dies, iv. 484, Wo.
John of Brozhampton, buries Philip,
prior of Worcester, iv. 527, Wo.
— dean of, appointed judge in the
case of the Westbury prebends, but
excuses himself, iv. 499, Wo.
Evesham, battle of, ii 102, 364; iii. 239,
463; iv. 169, 172, 454, Wi. Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo.
Evesham, Hugh of, cardinal, poisoned, iv.
494, Wo.
Evington (Eventona), William de Ferrers
dies at, i. 317, Bu.
Evreux, promised by John to prince
Louis on his marriage with Blanche
of Castile, i. 201, Bu. ; given to him, i.
201 ; iv. 50, Bu. O. ; confirmed by
John to Philip with the Evreusin, i.
203, Bu.
William, count of, outlawed by
Henry L, ii. 214, Wa.
— ^— Mabel, countess of, dies, i. 56, T.
S. Taurinus, bishop of, ii. 132, 134,
Wa.
Mauger,archdeacon of, made bishop
of Worcester, i. 56, T.
Evreux, Matilda de, dies, and is buried in
Worcester cathedral, iv. 534, Wo.
Ewe ; see Eu.
Exeter, monks placed in, by Eadgar, iv.
368, Wo. ; lost through the French ceorl
Hugo, ii. 171, Wa. ; taken by William L,
VOL. V.
Exeter — cont
ii. 27, Wi.; burnt in 1111, ii. 44, Wi.;
taken by Stephen in 1136, i. 45 ; iv. 20
[erroneously called Oxford,] T. O. W. j
fortified by Robert, earl of Gloucester,
in 1138, ii. 51, Wi.; burnt in 1161, ii.
56, Wi.; siege of, by the barons iu 1215,
iii. 48, D. ; justices itinerant at, in 1228,
i. 70, T. ; in 1256, i. 157.
bishops of:
LeoMc dies, ii. 30, Wi.
William, ii. 42 ; in. 14 ; iv. 1 5, Wi.
D. O. W.
Robert Chichester dies, i. 48 ; ii. 55,
T.Wi.
Robert Warelwast, dean of Salisbury,
i. 48, T. ; dies, ii. 56, Wi
Bartholomew, i 49 ; ii. 56, T. Wi ;
goes to the Pope against Becket,
ii. 58 ; iv. 381, Wi. Wo. ; suspended
by Becket, iv. 382, Wo. ; dies, i
53 ; ii. 63, 243 ; iv. 385, T. Wi.
Wa. Wo.
John, ii. 244 ; iii. 23 ; iv. 40, Wa. D.
O. W. ; dies, i 21, 54 ; ii. 247 ; iv.
387, M. T. Wa. Wo.
Henry Marshal, i 22, 55 ; ii. 249 ; iv.
47, M. T. Wa. O. ; dies, i 28, 58 ;
ii. 257 ; iii 29 ; iv. 52, 394, M. T.
Wa. D. 0. Wo.
[Bartholomew, i. 58, T.]
Henry, archdeacon of Stafford, elected,
i. 59 ; ii. 264 ; iii 31 ; iv. 54, 398,
T. Wa. D. O. Wo. ; the election
quashed by Stephen Langton, iv.
399, Wo.
Simon of Apulia, dean of York, i. 61 ;
ii. 282 J iii. 41 ; iv. 403, T. Wa, D.
Wo.; crowns Henry HL, iii 48, D.;
dies, i 67 ; ii. 299 ; iii 79, 85 ; iv.
415, T, Wa. D. Yim.
William Brewer, precentor of Exeter,
i 66, 67 ; ii 299; iv. 65, 66, 415,
416, T. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; conse-
crated by archbishop Langton at
Canterbury, ii. 299, Wa. ; witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu. ;
goes to Palestine on the Crusade,
146
INDEX.
SSxeter, bishops of :-^cont
William Brewer — cont,
I 70 ; ii. 85, 303 ; iii. 112, T. Wi.
Wa. D. ; goes to Damasoiis to treat
of peace between the GhristianB and
Saracens, i. 87, M. ; enters Jerusa-
lem, ib, ; returns, and is honourably
received at Exeter, i. 73, T.; had
g^Tcn Winkleigh to William of the
Mill, L 94 ; confirms to Tewkesbury
priory all their pensions in his
diocese i. 96; goes to Qermany
with the princess Isabella, ib, ; insti-
tutes William de Stanway to S.
Wenn, i. 102; witnesses tiie con-
firmation of Kagna Charta in 1236,
i. 103 ; grants thirty-nine days of
relaxation to certain altars in
Tewkesbury, i. Ill ; dedicates Ford
church, ii. 323, Wa. ; goes with the
legate to the council in 1241, i.
116; iii. 157, T. D. ; consolidates
the church of Chittlehampton, i.
117, T. ; sends W. de Stanway to
Rome, i. 120; institutes Deodatus
to S. Crowan, ib,; admits S. de
Anagni to S. Wenn, 1 127 ; permits
ten marks to be paid oat of S.
Wenn by Tewkesbury to S. de
Anagni, i. 128 ; reoeiyes abbat
Bobert of Tewkesbury, and arranges
a change of benefices, ib,
Richard Blondy, at the dedication of
Beaulieu, ii. 337, Wa. ; excomma-
nicates the infractors of Magna
Charta, i. 306, 319; dies, i. 159 ;
il 96, 349; iv. 117, T. WL Wa.
W.
Walter Bronscomb, archdeacon of
Surrey, L 169; ii. 97, 349; iv. 117,
444, T. Wi. Wa.' W. Wo. ; conse-
crated at Canterbury by archbishop
Boni&ce, L 409 ; iv. 118, Bu. O. ;
present at the dedication of Salis-
bury cathedral, i. 166, T. ; one of
the six elected by the dictum of
Kenilworth, ii. 372 ; iii. 243, Wa.
D. ; at the consecration of John le
Exeter, bishops of :— ooiU.
Walter Bronscomb— <s(m<.
Breton, bishop of Hereford, ii. 376,
Wa. ; puts archbishop Kilwarby in
possession of his see, ii. 112, 379 ;
iy. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; brings the
pall to archbishop Kilwarby, ii. 115,
381 ; iy. 464, WL Wa. Wo. ;
crosses to meet Edward I. on his
retam in 1273, il 115, 882; iv.
464, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; baptises prince
Alphonso, iy. 468, Wo.; dies, ii.
394 ; iy. 284, 478, Wa. O. W. Wo.
Peter of Exeter, ii. 394 ; iy. 284, 478,
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; consecrated by
archbishop Eeocham at Canterbury,
ii. 894; iy. ^78, Wa, Wo.; conse-
crated not by the aichbiahop, but
by some of his sufiragans, iy. 284,
O. W. ; dies, iy. 331, O.
Thomas de Wittone, dean of Wells,
consecrated by archbishop Peccham
at Canterbury, iy. 332, 0.
Walter de Stapleton, treasurer, be-
headed, iy. 347, O.
I dean of, William de Stanway, i. 1 55,
T. ; see Stanway.
^ixmenchrii, wife of Henry Fitzgerold, 1.
74, T.
Ezmouth, the Danes at, ii. 170, Wa.
Eyam (Derbyshire), rent-chargeat, restored
to Dunstable, iii. 270, D.
Eye, honour of, restored to John, i* 192,
Bu.
Philip of, treasurer, iy. 247, W. ;
resigns, iy. 266 ; dies, and is buried at
Osney, iy. 271, O. W.
Eyl, Ralph, suit of his three daughters
against Dunstable priory, iii 212, D.
Eynesford (Einesford, Hemesford), church
of, ii. 78, Wi.
— William o1^ captured by John in
Rochester castle, iy. 405, Wo.
Eynsham, miracles at, by the relicks of
S. Andrew, i. 115, T.
— abbats of :
Eustace, dies, iii. 31, D.
Adam, deposed, i. 70 ; iii. 109, T. D.
INDEX.
147
EynsbaiDy abbats of i—cont*
Nicholas, prior of Freeston, iii 109,
D.; dieSjL 126, T.
Alexander, dies, iy. 218, O.
John of Oxford, appointed by the
bishop of Lincoln, ib.
Walter de, elected archbishop of
Canterbury, iii. 1 18, D. ; appeal to Rome
against him, ib, ; lus election to Canter^
bury quashed, i. 71, T. $ his examina-
tion and bad answers, t6.
Eyr, Roger le, bailiff of prince Edward^
wickedness of, iii. 201, D.
Eyton (Eitone), castle built at, iii. 66, D. ;
cruelty of prince Edward's bailiflb at,
iii. 201 ; G. de Gantelupe put into pos-
session of his land in, iii. 257 ; Eudes
la Suche put in possession of, lit 259 ;
Milioent de Muchaut, lady of the manor
of ; 8ee Muchaut.
A. de, official of the archdeacon of
Stafford, letter of, i. 401, Bu.
Eyyile, John de, seizes the isle of Axholme
with Simon de Montfort the younger,
iii 239 i iv. 180, D. W. ; seizes the isle
of Ely, iL 104, 871, 873, Wl. Wa. j his
ravages as one of the disinherited barons,
iv. 187, W. ; treats with the legate for
peace, iii. 240, D.; put to flight at
Chesterfield, iii. 241, D. ; goes to Henry
m. with Simon de Montfort the younger,
iv. 456, Wo. ; comes from beyond Trent,
and meets G. de Clare, iii. 245, D.;
meets the disinherited barons at Wing,
and goes with them to London, ih, ;
joins G. de Clare, and goes to London,
IT. 199, 204. W. I his ktended attack
on the king, iii. 245, D. ; pardoned, iy.
206, W.
F.
Faber; «ee Smith.
Fagan and Duvian, sent by Pope Eleu-
therius to king Lucius, and establish
Fagan and Duvian^^xm^.
bishopricks in England, iii. 4 ; iy. 359,
D. Wo.
Fairford (Feyreford) church, appeal for
the privileges of, i. 81, T. ; a monk, W., *
sent to, from Tewkesbury, i. 82 ; God-
frey, rector of, dies, t6. ; monks sent to,
fi^m Tewkesbury to protect the con-
vent's rights, ib, I the bishop of Wor-
cester decides against Tewkesbury in
the suit, tfr. } Frederick, parson of, comes
with an armed band, and ejects the
monks, ib. ; W. de Beauchamp and R.
de Swik, who had held the church while
vacant, absolved by the bishop of Wor-
cester, i. 88, 89 ; court of Richard de
Clare at, L 156.
Falaise taken by Henry V., iii. 485, Be.
Falconers, the royal, quarrel of^ with Don-
stable priory, iii. 878, D.
Faldho (Falho), scutage paid for a hide of,
iii. 326, D. ; heirs of, iii. 401.
— — John of} see Dunstable, canons of.
— ^-^ William of, a way in Pulloxhill
carried by Dunstable priory against, iii.
132} put in charge of the barony of
William de Beauchamp, ill 198.
Falkenstein, Beatrice de, marries Itichard,
king of Germany, Iv. 224, O. W. } goes
with him to England, iv. 224, 225, O.
W. ; dies, and is buried at Oxford, iv.
274, 0.
Falkirk, battle of, iv. 340, 687, O. Wo.
Famines in England :
in 1069, iv. 9, 0. W.
in 1125, L 12} iii. 484 } iv. 18, M.
Be. W.
in 1144, ii. 280 } iv. 25, Wa, W.
in 1168,1. 15, M.
in 1176, i. 17, M.
in 1183, ib.
in 1189, i. 20} il 247} iv. 41, 886,
M. Wa. O. Wo.
m 1196, i. 192, Bo.
in 1197,iv. 48,W.
in 1203, i. 26, 57 } ii. 255, M. T. Wa.
in 1227, iy. 420, Wo.
in 1247, iy. 488, Wo.
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148
INDEX.
Famines in England — cont.
in 1258-1261, i. 166; iil. 462; iy.
118, 120, 127, T. Be. O. W.
in 1315, iv. 561, Wo.
in 1316, iii. 470, Be.
in 1352, iii. 476, Be.
Faringdon (Ferendone, Ferenduna, Fern-
dune), in Berkshire ; castle at, built by
Bobert of Gloucester, ii. 231, Wa.;
taken by Stephen, ib. ; given by John
. to the Cistercians, and taken possession
of by the abbat of la Fert^ snr Grosnes,
i. 26 ; ii. 254, M. Wa.
Faringhoe, murder committed at, iii. 320,
D. ; the township fined, ib.
Famham castle, built by bishop Henry of
Blois, ii. 51, Wi. ; taken by prince
Louis, ii. 285 ; iii. 46, Wa. D. ; taken
by the royalists, iv. 407, Wo.
vicar of, scourges the officers who
had violated the sanctuary of Waverley,
ii. 327, Wa.
Nicholas of ; see Durham, bishops
of.
Famingham (Frenyngham), a mill at,
given to Bermondsey, iii. 437, Be. ; sold
to John Scot by Bermondsey, iii. 437,
455, Be.
Fawley (F^Ule), Richard of Cornwall and
Isabella of Gloucester married at, i. 78,
T. ; William Marshal dies at, t6.
Fecamp (Fescamp), given up to William
n. by Robert of Normandy, ii. 201,
Wa. ; John's army lands at, and takes
some vessels, iii. 35, D.
— Nicholas de, dies, i. 106, T.
Feckenham, forest of, iv. 4^3, Wo. ; per-
ambulation of, iv. 536; foresters of,
fined by Hugh le Despenser, iv. 544 ;
perambulated, and its limits defined, iv.
545 ; the royal proclamation respecting,
read in publick, iv. 549.
Felde, Silvester de la, rent-charge of, at
Eyam, iii. 270, D.
Felix IV., Pope, ii, 8, 147 ; iii. 6 ; iv. 363,
Wi. Wa. D. Wo.
Fepsintone (Fhepson?), giyen to Worces-
ter priory by Eadwig, iv. 367, Wo.
Fepsintone (Fhepson ?), manor of, let by
Worcester piiory, iv. 422 ; the lease
falls in, iv. 442.
forest of, deforested, iv. 417.
Ferdinand IV., king of Castile, alliance of,
with Edward I. against France, iiL 384, D.
Ferentino, Bartholomew de, Blockley
church conferred on, by Boni&ce YTQ.,
iv. 528, Wo.
John de, comes as legate to Eng-
land, i. 58 ; ii. 79, 257 ; iv. 52, 394, T.
Wi. Wa. O. Wo.; holds a council at
Reading, i. 58 ; ii. 257 ; iv. 394, T. Wa.
Wo. ; again sent to England, i. 98, T.
Feres Cerataye, general of the Egyptian
army in the expedition against Aleppo,
i. 296, Bu.
Fermbaud, Nicholas, perambulates Fecken-
ham forest, iv. 545, Wo. ; fines the city
of Worcester for buying with pollards,
iv. 546.
Femleye, John, official of the bishop of
Worcester, dies, iv. 498, Wo.
Ferns, Albin, bishop of, dedicates the
chapel of the infirmary at Waverley, ii.
253, Wa. ; dedicates five altars at
Waverley, ii. 282.
Ferrand ; see Flanders, counts of.
Ferre, Joan, buried* at Waverley, ii. 409,
Wa.
Ferrers, Hugh de, troubles Dunstable in
the matter of Maulden land, iii. 181, D.
Robert de, dies in 1225, iii. 94, D.
Robert de, of S. Alban's, confirms
lands to Dunstable in 1278, iii. 279, D.
William de (second son of seventh
earl of Derby), captured in Northamp-
ton castle, iv. 450, Wo.
see Derby, earls of.
Ferring (Feringes), John Mansel, rector of,
i. 148, T. ; IQOs. to be paid to, out of
Kingston, i. 149.
Fert^ suT Grosne, la, abbats of:
Nicholas, or Odo, sent by Amald of
Citeauxto take possession of Faring-
don, i. 26 ; ii. 254, M. Wa.
William, made abbat of Citeauz, ii,
319, Wa.
INDEX.
149
Fevenham abbey» founded by Stephen, ii.
55, 236 ; iii. 438, 439 ; It. 29, 380, Wi.
Wa. Be. W. Wo. ; Stephen buried at, ii.
55, 236 ; iii. 439 ; iv. 29, 880, Wi. Wa.
Be. W. Wo. ; Matilda, queen of Stephen,
and their son Eustace, buried at, ii. 236 ;
iii. 16, Wa. D.
— ^— abbats of:
Clarenbald, prior of Bermondsey, iii.
438, Be.
Werric, prior of Bermondsey, iii. 444,
Be.
Fiddington (Fidintune), dairy at, belong-
ing to Tewkesbury, burnt, i. 157, T.
Fiennes (Feines, Fens), Ingelram de, pre-
vents Henry of Almaine from crossing,
iii. 223, D.
lord of, slain near Courtrai, iv. 552,
Wo.
Fieschi, Luca di, cardinal, excommunicates
B. Bruce, and puts Scotland under an
interdict, iv. 845, O.
i— William di, cardinal, his nephew
nominated to a canonry at Lincoln, i.
437, Bu.
Fifehead, tithes of, i. 119, T.
Fiket, Alexander, purchase from, made by
Bermondsey, iii. 460, Be.
Finchampstead (or Hampstead), in Berk-
shire, bloody spring at, in 1029, iv. 871,
Wo. ; in 1098 or 1099, ii. 207 j iii 429,
Wa. Be ; in 1100, i. 7 ; ii. 40, M, Wi. ;
in 1103, ii. 210, Wa. ; in 1164, iv. 381,
Wo.
Findeme, Nicholas de, sees a remarkable
meteor at Alvaston, i. 310, Bn.
Finegal, Ralph, confirms the gift of an acre
by his servant Sampson to Tewkesbury
abbey, i. 76, T.
— ^ Reginald, agrees to this gift, ib, ;
confirms the gifts of his father, and gives
a rent-charge to Tewkesbury, i. 104.
Fire, miraculous, at the holy sepulchre, i.
7, 37 ; ii. 217 ; iii. 433, M. Wa. Be.
Fitz-Alan, William (second baron of Os-
waldestre), holds Shrewsbury castle
against Stephen, ii. 226, Wa.
Fitz-Alan, William (third baron), dies, iii.
33, D.
John (fifth baron), witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu.
Robert, clears a virgate of land in
Stoke Hanmiond, iii. 314, D.
Fitz-Athulf, Constantine, hanged as a
leader in the riots of Westminster in
1222, ii. 297 ; iii. 79, Wa. D.
Fitz-Baldwin, William, agreement with
Dunstable about certain lands, iii. 85, D.
Fitz-Bemard, John, guardian of Oxford
castle, i. 453, Bu.
Ralph, the guardianship of his land
taken from archbishop Edmund by
Henry HI., iii. 150, D.
Fitz-Count, Brien, fortifies Wallingford
and Oxford, ii. 51, Wi.
Fitz-Fulk, Robert, justice itinerant at Ox-
ford in 1284, iv. 301, 0.
Fitz-Geldewin, Franco ; see Bohun, Franco
de.
Fitz-Geoflrey, John, one of the confede-
rates against the Foitevins, iii. 210, D. ;
elected on the side of the barons at Ox-
ford, i. 447, Bu. ; sworn of the king's
council, i. 449 ; one of the twenty-four,
i. 450 ; the acts of the council confirmed
before, i. 456 ; joins in the letter against
the Foitevins, i. 174, 460, T. Bu. ; jus-
tice in Ireland, iv. 122, O. W. ; dies, i.
167, 461 ; iv. 122, T. Bu. O. W.
Fitz-Gerold, Henry, and his wife, give
Eemerton water to Tewkesbury, i. 74,
T.
Margaret, wife of Fawkes de
Breaute, sent out of Bedford castle, iii.
88, D. ; given in charge to an English
nobleman, ii. 300, Wa.
Maurice, justiciary in Ireland,
leader of the army agsdnst Richard
Marshal, iii. 137, D. ; besieges him in
Kildare, iv. 78, O. W. ; nearly killed in
battle by R. Marshal, iv. 79, O. ; lands
at Bristol by the king's command, iv.
81,0. ; goes to the king at Marlborough,
i. 94 ; iv. 81, T. O. ; protected by bishop
H. Sandford and R. of Cornwall, iv. 81,
160
INDEX.
Fiti-Qerold, MAnnee—conL
O. ; reconciled with the brothers of R.
Marshal, i. 04; iii. 191 ; iv. 81, T. D.
O. ; comes from Ireland in aid of prince
Edward, ii. 865, Wa. ; sent against Llew-
ellyn, but defeated by him, ii. 866, Wa.
Warin, claim to a quarter of wheat
annually from, made out by Dunstable
priory, iii. 178, D. ; a quarter paid, iii.
327.
Fitz-Hamon, Robert, dies, i. 9, 44, M. T. ;
his body moyed to the choir of Tewkes*
bury, i. 120, T.
Mabel, his daughter, wife of Ro-
bert, earl of Gloucester, iv. 22, W. ; dies,
i. 48, T.
Fitz-Helias, William, gives a charter to
Dunstable priory, iii. 60, 61, D. ; accused
of treason, iii. 97.
Fitz-Helton, William, gives a mill at Far-
ningham to Bermondsey, iii. 487, Be.
Fitz-Herbert, Matthew, witnesses Magna
Charta in 1225, L 232, Bu.
Peter, witnesses Magna Charta in
1225, ib. ; dies, and is buried at Reading,
i. 97, T.
Fitz-Hugh, John, sent by John to Chi-
chester to take possession of the property
of the black monks, ii. 264, Wa.
Fitz-Humphiy, Robert, gives Ditton tithes
to Bermondsey, iii. 444, Be.
Fiti-John, Eustace, holds Melton oaatle
against Stephen, ii. 226, Wa. ; killed in
Wales, iv. 30, O.
John, one of the confederate ba-
rons, iv. 460, Wo. ; joins Simon de Mont-
fort, iii. 222 ; iv. 133, D. W. ; knighted by
S. de Montfort at Gloucester, iiL 228,
D. ; his cruelty to the Jews in London,
iv. 142, W. ; his prowess at Lewes, iv.
452, Wo. ; left in the camp by the flying
Londoners at the battle, iii. 232, D. ;
arbiter between Simon de Montfort and
Gilbert de Claie, ii. 861, Wa. ; puts his
seal to the terms offered to prince Ed-
ward, iv. 161, W. ; ahnost the only
person of note not killed at Evesham^
Fits-John, John— «oiit
iv. 172, O. ; taken prisoner at Evesham,
ii. 865 ; iv. 174, 455, Wa. W. Wo. ; dies,
iv. 266, O. W.
-»— — John, agreement with Dunstable
respecting land in Wadlow, iii. 273, D.
Fitz-Jordan, John, marries at Studham, iii.
171, D.
Fitz-Juett, Lawrence, one of the parties to
the suit respecting Wadlow land, iii. 378,
D.
Fitz-Juliana, Henry, naif of Henry de
Giey, iiL 320, D.
Fitz-Lawrence, John, one of the parties to
the suit respecting Wadlow land, iii. 378,
Fitz-Matthew, Herbert, lord of Chittle-
hampton, requests W. de Stanway to
permit a chantry in his chapel at SIo,
i. 117, T.
Fitz-Maurice, Maurice, comes from Ire-
land in aid of prince Edward, ii. 365,
Wa.
Fitz-Nicholas, Ralph, mediates between
the priory and town of Dunstable, iii.
119, D. ; accused and removed from
court by Henry HI., i. 102 ; iii. 144, T.
D. ; proctor from England at the council
of Lyons, iii. 167, D. ; dies, i. 409, Bu.
Fitz-Nigel, Richard, accuses several per-
sons of treason, iii. 97, D. ; his con-
demnation Mid execution, ib.
Fitz-Osbem ; see Hereford, earls of.
Emma, daughter of William Fitz-
Osbem, married to Ralph de Guader, ii.
31, Wi.
Fitz-Osbert, Richard, pft of, to Bermond-
sey, iii. 438, Be.
Fitz-Piers, Geoffrey j see Essex, fourth
earl of.
Reginald, besieged by S. de Mont-
fort in Rochester castle, iii. 230, D. ; re-
leased from Kenilworth by S. de Mont-
fort the younger, ii. 365, Wa.
Simon, fkther of Geof&ey Fitz-
Piers, his body translated at Winchester
ii. 67, Wi. ; [see Foss, Judges,i. p. 242. |
INDEX.
151
Fiti-Balph, John, of Barton, serrei on a
jury, iii. 345, D.
£1tz-Boger, Peter, le Lorenger ; see Lo-
renger;
Fitx-Silvester, Simon, a wood bonght of,
by Donstable priory, iii. 248» D.
Fit»-Stephen, John, of Wimbome, gives a
▼iigate of land to Tewkesbury, i. 147,
T.
Fita-Thomas [erroneously called Fitz-
Bichard], Thomas, mayor of London,
on S. de Montfort's side, !▼. 188, W. ;
remains in prison at Windsor, It. 177.
Fitz-Urse, Reginald, murders S. Thomas
Becket, iii. 20, D.
Fitz-Waleran, John, gives permission to
his knight Boger to give Fyfield tithes
to Bermondsey, iii. 428, Be.
Fits-Walter, Hubert; see Canterbury,
archbishops of.
Bobert (third baron), agreement
of, with S. Alban's church about North-
hawe wood, iii. 28, D. ; knights of his
fee sent Into Poitou, iii. 85, D. ; his
castles and woods destroyed, ib, ; deserts
John in Wales, ii. 268, Wa. i flies to
France, iv. 400, Wo. ; security promised
to by John, 1. 219, Bu. ; taken at the
battle of Lincoln and imprisoned, ii. 287,
Wa.; goes to Damietta, ii. 292 ; iii. 56,
Wa. D. ; returns ill, Iii. 56, D. ; wit-
nesses Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232,
Bu. ; dies, i. 99, T.
Bobert, of Dayentry, acts on a
jury, iii. 819, D.; appears before the
justices to defend his liberties, iii. 360,
D.
GKlbert, of Crauford, acts on a
jury, iii. 844, D.
Fitz- Walter, Stephen, dies at S. Sever, iv.
525, Wo.
Fitx-Warine, Fulk, his castles destroyed
by Llewellyn, iii. 82, D. ; to be repaired
and restored, iii. 83.
H., heirs of, claim to certain land
made out by Tewkesbury from, i. 121,
T.
— — William, dies, iii. 1 IS, 1).
Fitz-William, William, appointed coroner
at Dunstoble, ia 108, D.
William, land bought df by Dun-
stable at Buckleshore, iii. 290, D.
Fitz-Wimart, Simon, wood bought of by
Dunstable, iii. 221, D.
Fladbury, conference held at, to appoint
a prior of Worcester, i. 127, T.
— ^ arrangement respecting lands in,
iv. 435, Wo.
Flanders, counts of:
Baldwin V., receives Emma and gives
her Bruges castle to live in, ii. 180,
Wa.
VL, dies, u. 191, Wa.
Bichilde, his widow, attempt
of William f^tz-Osbem to obtain,
ii. 29, Wi.
Amulph m., it 191, Wa. ; killed by
Bobert the Frisian, ib,
Bobert I., the Frisian, kills Amulph
lU., ii. 191, Wa. ; attacks Philip
I. and WilUam Fitz-Osbem, il 29,
Wi. ; intends to invade England
with Cnut rV., ii. 34, 195, Wi. Wa.
Bobert n., joins the Crusade, ii. 206,
Wa. ; retumSf-ii. 209 ; dies, ii. 214;
iv. 375, Wa. Wo.
Baldwin VH., ii. 214, Wa.; with
Louis VL in Normandy, but retires,
ii. 216 ; wounded in Nonnandy and
returns home, ib, ; dies, ii. 217.
Charles, ii. 217, Wa. ; makes peace
with Henry L, ib.; prevents the
empress Matilda from passing
through Flanders, ii. 218; mur-
dered at Bruges, ii. 220.
WlUiam, son of Bobert of Normandy,
Louis YI. gives Flanders to, ii.
220, Wa. ; married to Jane, daugh-
ter of Begnier of Montferrat, ib, •
puts to death the murderers of
Charles, ib. ; Louis VL prevented
by Henry I. from aiding him, ib, ;
meets Thierry and defeats him, ib. ;
wounded, ii. 221 ; dies, i. 12 ; ii.
221, M. Wa.
152
INDEX.
Flanders, counts of :— «<»i^
Thierry, claims Flanders against Wil-
liam, ii. 220, Wa. ; becomes count
by the aid of Henry I. on WUliam's
death, ii. 221 ; joins the second
Crusade, ii. 231 ; goes to Jeru-
salem, i. 47, T. i Henry II. forbids
to receive Becket, ii. 58, WL
Philip of Alsace, takes the cross, i.
19; iv. 41, M. W.; his war with
Henry U., iv. 42, O.
Baldwin IX., shares in the treaty be-
tween John and Philip U., i. 205,
Bu. ; takes Constantinople, iv. 392,
Wo. ; elected emperor of the East,
i. 57 ; iv. 392, T. Wo. ; his cross
at Bromholme, iii. 97, D. ; an im-
postor pretending to be he, iii. 94,
D. ; reception of by Louis VHI.,
iiu 95 i tortured and put to death,
i6.; miracles said to have taken
place on the site of his execution, ib.
Jane, forced to acknowledge the pre-
tended Baldwin, iiL 94; has him
put to death, iii. 95 ; marries
Thomas of Savoy, iii. 146.
Ferrand, joins the count of Holland,
iiL 36, D. ; recovers Flanders from
Philip n., ib. ; his treaty with Eng-
land, iii. 40 ; comes to England and
does homage to John, ii. 280 ; iii.
40, Wa. D. ; taken prisoner at Bo-
vines, i. 224 ; ii. 281 ; iii. 41 ; iv.
53, 403, Bu. Wa. D. W. Wo. ;
stands by Theobald of Champagne,
iii 116, D.; dies, iiL 135, D.
William de Dampierre, taken prisoner
in Egypt, i. 288, Bu.
Maxgaret H., at war with John de
Avesnes, i. 306, Bu.
Guy de Dampierre, treaty of, with
Edward I., iv. 529, Wo. ; his
daughter engaged to marry prince
Edward, ib.
Fldche, Helie de la, count of Maine, driven
out of Maine by William IL, ii. 208,
Wa. ; his death, ii. 214 ; his daughter
taken at Le Mans by Fulk of Anjou, ib.
Fleching near Lewes, the barons pitch
their tents at, iv. 451, Wo.
Fleming, William le, of Glamoigan, his
conduct with respect to the chapel of
Cogan, L 110,T.
Flemings, make war on Wales in 1136, i.
14, M.; driven from England in 1156,
iv. 30, W. ; brought in by Robert, earl
of Leicester, in 1173, iv. 35, W. ;
slaughter of, at Fomham, ib.; bum
Calais, iv. 552, Wo.; defeat of the
French by, in 1302 ; iv. 552, 553, Wo. ;
in 1303, iv. 555, 556, Wo. ; see Bovines,
battle of.
Flexley ; tee Dene.
Flighe, John, a party to the suit respecting
Wadlow land, iii. 378, D.
Flint castle, built by Edward L, iii. 275 ;
iv. 273, D. W. ; attacked by the Welsh
under Llewellyn, iL 397 ; iii. 292 ; iv.
287, 485, Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
Flitte, marsh of, arrangement respecting,
iii. 108, D. ; rights of Dunstable on, iii.
130, 131; hundred of, iii. 113, 131,
265; meadow in, given to Dunstable,
iii. 365 ; rural dean of, iii. 304 ; chapter
of, iii. 305.
John de, summons Henry Duke,
&c., iiL 107.
Peter de, serves on a jury, iii. 345.
Philip de, comes to teims with
Dunstable about Flitte marsh, iii. 108,
131.
Flitwick (Flitthewick, FUttewike, Flitte-
wich, Flittewic,Flittewik, Flit), arrange-
ment respecting, iii. 108, D.; settlement
between the parishioners and Dunstable
respecting Bushy common, iii. 131 ; a
mill in, bought by Dunstable, iii. 154 ;
rentcharge in bought, iiL 175; wood
bought in, iii. 221 ; Custom respecting
the tithes of, iii. 249 ; part of the dower
of the countess of Albemarle, iii. 249 ;
suit for land in, by D. Smith, iii. 269 ;
Stephen admitted to, iii. 285; dies,
iii. 364 ; Geoffrey de Marston presented
to, iii. 365 ; taxation of, iii. 367 ; ques-
tion of warren in, iii. 288 ; chapter held
INDEX.
153
Flitwick— €Oiit
ID, iii. 305 ; Hdvovson of, iiL 327 ;
priyileges of the prior of Dunstable in,
inquired into, iii. 329 ; answer of the
prior respectmg, iii 330 ; death of Wil-
liam Newbond in, iii. 371 ; tithes of hay
in, iii. 372.
— — - David of, qaarrel with Dunstable,
iii. 248-250 ; writ respectiog the right
of free warren at Flitwick, iii. 287 ; de-
clared to hare no warren there, iii. 288 ;
summons the prior and two brothers for
trespass upon his fisheries, iii. 299 ; in-
duces Christiana Mustard to prosecute
her appeal, iii. 308; quit-claims certain
advowsons to Dunstable, iii. 327 ; sued
for tithe of hay, iii. 372; dies, iii. 408 ;
a palfrey giyen as heriot to the priory,
ib.
David of, succeeds his father, ib. ;
cause won by Dunstable against, iii. 410.
—— Lucy of, iii. 408.
Walter, miller of, iii. 329.
Floods, great, in England :
in 1029, iv. 371, Wo.
in 1093, iii. 428, Be.
in 1105, i. 9, M.
in 1201,iv. 50,0. W.
in 1227, iv. 420, Wo.
in 1233, ii. 312 ; iv. 74, 425, Wa. O.
Wo.
in 1238, ii. 319, Wa.
in 1250, iv. 440, Wo.
in 1258, iv. 445, Wo.
in 1268, iv. 215,0.
in 1270, iv. 230, O.
inl281, iv. 480, 481, Wo.
in 1286, iv. 308, 0. W.
in 1287, iii. 338; iv. 311, 313, D. O.
W.
in 1291, iv. 506, Wo.
in 1292, iv. 510, Wo.
in 1316, iv. 344,0.
Florence merchants, money borrowed of,
by Tewkesbury, i. 148, T.
Florence of Worcester, dies, iv. 376, Wo.
Florence, count of Holland ; see Hulland,
counts of.
Flote, Peter, chamberlain of Philip IV.,
slain near Courtrai, iv. 552, Wo. ^
Focariffi canonicorum, treatment of, in
London, iii. 1 5, D.
Fokerham, William de, appointed to per-
ambulate the forests, iv. 536, Wo.
Foliano, Guy de, payment to, by Worcester
priory instead of a pension of six marks,
iv. 488, Wo.
Folioth, Sampson, justice, P. Peyure pre-
sented before, iii. 333, D.
Fontenay (Funteney), Bernard, abbat of,
made abbat of Citeaux, ii. 243, Wa.
— — Ligelram de, gives Beddington
church to Bermondsey, iii. 440, Be.
Roger de, is to pay five annual
marks to Tewkesbury, i. 108, T.
Fontevraud, Hcniy II. buried at, L 24,
197; ii. 71, 246; iiL 24, 446; iv. 42,
386, M. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. Wo.
Richard I. buried at, i. 24, 197;
ii. 71, 251 ; iii. 27, 449 ; It. 49, 889, M.
Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. Wo.
Ford, abbey of, founded, ii. 225, Wa. ;
J. de la Pumerai takes the habit at, ii.
72, Wi. ; twelve monks of, chosen to
found Dunkeswell abbey, i. 25, 26, M. ;
the church dedicated by the bishop of
Exeter, ii. 323, Wa.
abbats of :
Baldwin, made bishop of Worcester,
i. 52; ii. 241 ; iv. 39, 384, T. Wa.
O. Wo.
Robert, dies, L 21, M.
John, abbat of Bindon, ib. ; present
at the foundation of Dunkeswell,
i. 26, M. ; dies, ii. 281, Wa.
Roger, ii. 282, Wa. ; resigns, ii. 316.
John, Ut. ; dies, ii. 328.
Adam, monk of Waverley, ib.
William, dies, and is buried at Waver-
ley, ii. 353.
Forde, Richard de la, suit of Agnes and
Alicia Burchard against, iii. 303, D.
Forest charter, i. 232, Bu. ; new forests in
England disforested, i. 68, T. ; laws, i.
251, Bu. ; inquiry into their state, i. 478;
perambulation of certain forests, iv. 535,
154
INDIBX.
^ Wo. ; edict of Edward L promising a
new perambolation of, It. 641, Wo.
Formual, William de, taken prisoner in
Northampton castle, iv. 450, Wo.
Fomluun (Foorham), slaughter of the Fle-
mings at, in 1173, It. 85, W,
Northampton (Forthlementone), a man of,
cured at Tewkesbury, i. 84, T.
manor, tenement in, sold to
Tewkesbury, i. 104.
Hugh of^ restores the charter of
his lease of the church of Llanblethian,
L 146.
Bobert of; §ee Tewkesbury, ab-
bats of.
Fortibus, Aveline de, marries prince Ed-
mund, iii. 250 ; It. 221, 222, D. O. W. ;
dies, iy. 261, W. ; would have had the
earldoms of L'Isle and Deyon, ib,
William de ; see Albemarle, earls of.
Fotheringham (Fodringham, Federinge-
ham) castle, seized by William, earl of
Albemarle, iii 63 ; It. 413, D. Wo. ;
found empty, and taken by Fawkes de
Breaut^ into his charge, iii. 64. D.
Fountains abbey, founded, ii. 223, Wa.
abbats of:
Ralph, 4ie8, IL 255, Wa.
John, abbat of Louth Park, t6.
John, made bishop of Ely, i. 65 ; ii.
293, T. Wa. 5 see Ely, bishops of.
John of Kent, his controversy with
the earl of Albemarle settled, iii.
170, D.
Francheville, William, son of Richard de,
giyes certain tithes to Bermondsey, iii.
444, Be.
Franceis (Franceys), Geoffirey, murdered,
iii. 145.
-^— Robert, a messuage formerly be-
longing to, bought by Dunstable priory,
iii. 836, 337, 371.
Francis, S., establishes the order of Friars
Minors, iiL 450, 452 ; iy. 405, Be. Wo. ;
dies, ii. 301 ; iii. 457, Wa. Be. ; canon-
ized by Pope Gregory IX., ii. 304 ; iii.
115, 458,Wa. D. Be.
Franciscans, order of, established by S.
Francis, iii. 450, 452 } iy. 405, Be. Wo. ;
confirmed by Pope Honorius III., Hi.
455, Be. s oome to England, iy. 416,
Wo. ) sent to make peace between Henry
m. and William Marshal, L 92, T.; two
of the Dunstable canons break out, and
join the Franciscans at Oxford, iii. 133,
D. ; settlement of, in Reading and S.
Edmundsbury, ill. 134; preach the cru-
sade in 1285, i. 95, T. ; ill treated by
Frederick II., i. 113. T. ; some killed by
the Tartars, ii. 325, Wa. ; enlarge their
boundaries at Oxford, it. 93, Wo. ; or-
dered by the Pope to preach a crusade
in 1252, L 148, T.; general chapter o(
at Worcester in 1260, iy. 446, Wo.;
preach a crusade in 1268, iy. 218, W. ;
P. de Merstone, a Franciscan, buried in
the cloister at Dunstable, iii. 290, D. ;
chapter of, at Oxford in 1289, iy. 818,
O. W. ; H. Poche buried in the cathedral
cemetery, Worcester, in spite of the Fran-
ciscans, iy. 499, 500, Wo. i falsely accuse
Worcester priory of wounding them, ib, ;
the question between them and Worcester
priory as to sepulture settled, tfr. ; arch-
bishop Peccham writes to the bishop of
Worcester on their behalf, iy. 501 ;
letter of archbishop Peccham in their
&vour, iy. 502 ; inquiry of the bishop
into their supposed injuries, iy. 503 ;
the body of H. Poche given up to them,
and they 'promise to bury it quietly, iv.
504 ; they carry it off in triumph, speak-
ing to the people in English, ib, ; their
house at Lichfield burnt in 1290, iii. 365 ;
iv. 505, D. Wo. ; chapter of^ at Cork in
1291, iv. 505, Wo.; fighting between
the English and Irish there in conse-
quence of a papal bull, ib, ; their speech
about Pope Nicholas IV. and archbishop
Peccham, iv. 509 ; warned by the Wor-
cester annalist, iv. 510; betrayal of a
confession by one Walter, iv. 513, 514 ;
oppose the consecration of archbishop
Winchelsey, iv. 518; their house at
Stafford burnt in 1295, iv. 521 ; a friar
INDIEZ.
16S
Fnnciflcaiis, order d^-cont.
carries a cross before the king of the
Tartars as bis standard in battle. It. A40 ;
statute of Boniface YIII. that they are
not to preach in parish churches without
lieence from the rectors, and to gire a
fourth of all legacies to the rectors, iv.
546 ; eight Mars have licence from the
archbishop to preach, iv. 546.
Fraser (Frisel), Simon, hanged, iv. 559,
Wo.
Frayeresham, John de, advice of, respecting
the adTowson of FuUoxhill, iii. 218, D.
Fraxino, RichArd de ; see Ash.
Frederick I., emperor, joins the second
Crusade while duke of Snabia, ii. 281,
Wa.; emperor, ii. 235; iii. 444,Wa.Be.;
goes to Rome, ii 237, Wa. ; consecrated
by Pope Adrian IV., tfr. ; supports the
cause of the Anti-Pope Octovianus
(Victor rV.), ii. 66 ; iii. 18 ; iv. 82, Wi.
D. O. W. ; intrudes Wido de Crema
into Rome, i. 50, T. ; reconciled with
Alexander m., i. 51 ; ii. 240 ; iii. 22 ; iy.
38, 384, T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.; takes the
cross, ii. 245; It. 41, Wa. 0.; leaves
his son in Italy, iv. 42, O. ; goes on the
Crusade, ii. 247 j iv. 42, 886, Wa. O.
Wo. ; the first to begin the expedition,
ii. 247, Wa. ; hindered by Isaac Angelus,
emperor of Constantinople, iv. 42, O. ;
dies, i. 21, 188 ; ii. 247 ; iv. 44, 387, M.
Bu. Wa. O. Wo.
Frederick n., emperor, his war with Otho
IV., when a boy, as king of Sicily, i. 60 ;
ii. 266, 290 ; iii. 35 ; iv. 400, T. Wa. D.
Wo. ; emperor, ii. 290 ; iii. 54, Wa. D. ;
crowned at Rome by Honorius III., ii
83, 290 ; iii. 68, Wi. Wa. D. ; takes the
cross, sends many to Palestine, and pro-
mises to follow, iii. 63, D. } at the coun-
cil in Campania, iii. 81, D. ; marries
Yolande de Brienne, iii. 81 ; iv. 421, D.
Wo. ; subdues the rebellion against him
in Sicily, iii. 81, D. ; quarrel with Gre-
gory IX., ii. 85 ; iv. 70, Wi O. ; losses
to the Crusade by his delays, i. 69 ; ii. 303,
304 ; iii 107 j iv. 419, T. Wa. D. Wo. ;
Frederick II., emperor — conL
ezconmianicated for this by Gregory IX.,
ii. 308 ; iii 107, 111 ; iv. 420, Wa. D.
Wo.; said to have the sister of the
sultan of Cairo for his concubine, iii.
112, D.; his opposition and ij^uries to
the see of Rome, ii 804, Wa. ; invades
the papal territories with Saracen troops,
ii. 305 ; sails for Jerusalem, ii 85 ; iii. 1 12,
Wi D. ; lands m Palestine, ii. 305, Wa. ;
at Tyre, i 36, M. ; at Acre, ii 85 ; iii.
114, Wi D. ; gifts of the sultan to, i.
86, M. ; his subjects absolved from their
allegiance, iii. 118, D. ; the Pope requires
him to satisfy the Templars and Hos-
pitallers before absolution, iii. 114; his
war with Gregory IX., i 78 ; ii 305 ;
iii. 114, T. Wa. D.; his treaty with
Malek-Eamel, i 87, 72 ; ii. 805 ; iii. 118,
M. T. Wa. D. ; Jerusalem restored to, i
87, 72 ; ii. 85, 806 ; iii. 118 ; iv. 420, M.
T. Wi Wa. D. Wo. j enters Jerusalem,
i 37, M. ; crowned in Jerusalem, ii. 306 ;
iv. 421, Wa. Wo. ; builds the walls of
Jerusalem, i. 37, M. ; his quarrel with
the Templars, iii 118, D.; excommuni-
cated by Gregory IX., i 73, T. ; returns
from the Holy Land, ii. 308; iii. 118,
Wa. D. ; returns to Sicily and Apulia,
and recovers his lands, iii. 1 18, D. ;
at war with Gregory IX., iv. 421, Wo. ;
truce with Gregory IX., iii 118, D. ;
peace with him, i 76, 77 ; ii. 85, 308 ;
iii. 125 } iv. 421, T. Wi Wa. D. Wo. ;
the peace brought about by Peter des
Roches, i 76, T. ; makes peace with the
Lombards, iii. 132, D. ; prolongs the
truce in Palestine for four years, iii 142,
D. ; brought by Gregory IX. to besiege
Rome, i 94 ; iii 142, T. D. ; marries
Isabella, daughter of John, i. 95, 98, 249,
364; ii 87, 316; iii. 142; iv. 82, 427,
T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; promises
aid and advice to Henry IH., iii. 142, D. ;
quarrel with Gregory IX., ii. 88, 322 ;
iv. 86, Wi. Wa. O. W. ; excommunicated,
i. 113 ; ii. 322 ; iii 148, T. Wa. D. ; his
war with the Lombards, iii. 148, D. ;
156
INDEX.
Frederick 11., emperor— cont
besieges Milan, ii. 819, Wa.; sends a
messenger to Jerusalem to prolong the
truce, iii. 150, D. ; makes his son Conrad
king of Germany and Henry king of
Aries, iii. 153; writes for help to the
counts of Toulouse and Auvergne, ib, ;
takes Monte-Falcone, Yiterbo, &c., ib. ;
spares Sutri, ib. ; terror of the Pope lest
he should enter Rome, ib. ; his reception
of Richard of Cornwall, iv. 87, W. ;
threatens Henry HI. to force him to
expel foreigners, i. 115, T.; his threats
terrfiy many English abbats, i. 1 16 ; cap-
tures and imprisons the legate Otho, the
archbishop of Rouen, &c., on their way
to the council, L 119 ; ii. 88 ; iii. 156 ;
iv. 87, 88, 89, 432, 433, T. Wi. D. W.
O. Wo. ; demand of money by Innocent
IV. ftx)m the English clergy against, L
257, 265, 366, Bu. ; flight of Innocent
rV. to Lyons through fear of him, ii.
335, Wa. ; his excommunication, and
deposition at the council of Lyons, i. 136,
267 ; ii. 90 ; iii. 168 ; iv. 93, 125, 434,
436, 490, T. Bu. Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; his
contempt for the decree of the council,
iy. 93, W. ; keeps his patrimony in
Apulia, &c. in spite of it, ib, ; Aachen
fidthful to, iy. 95, W. ; rumour of his
death, ib. ; destroys his riyaJ, Henry of
Thurin^, i. 136, T. ; besieges Parma,
iy. 438, Wo. ; defeated by the citizens,
and Victoria destroyed, ib. ; the bulla of
the empire, and the standards of Sicily
and Apulia taken, ib. ; sends provisions
to S. Louis, iii. 179, D. ; dies, i. 143,
289 ; iL 92, 343 ; iii. 181 ; iv. 99, 101,
440, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.; his
will, i. 289, Bu. ; a list of his evil deeds,
ii. 322, Wa. ; his persecution of the
Pope, ii. 343, Wa. ; the king of Tunis
had paid him tribute, iv. 237, 238, W. ;
supposed apparition of, in Germany in
1285, iv. 490, Wo.
Frederick, duke of Suabia, son of Frederick
I., joins the third crusade, ii. 245, AVa. ;
dies, iv. 44, O.
Freeston, Nicholas, prior of, made abbat
of Eynsbam, iii. 109, D.
Fremon, William le, land of, in fioraston,
iy. 553, Wo.
Frenchman, a, proctor of the bishop of
Hereford, murdered while hearing mass,
i. 148; iv. 441,T. Wo.
Frensham (Fennesham) church removed
and dedicated by Luke, archdeacon of
Surrey, ii. 823, Wa.
Frideswide, S., dies, iv. 366, Wo. ; trans-
lated in 1180, ii. 241 ; iv. 39,384, Wa. O.
W. Wo.; translated in 1 289, iv. 31 8, 0. W.
' priory of ; see Oxford.
Fritheswitha, queen of ^thelheard, of
Wessex, gives Taunton to Winchester,
ii. 6, Wi.
Frome S. Qnintin, given to Roger of
Swineshead by Tewkesbury, i. 1 23, T. ;
claimed by Roger de Lageme, rector of
Tarrant, ib. ; Roger of Swineshead dies,
i. 149 ; John, the physician, presented
to, i. 150.
Fromilode, Simon de, sells a tenement to
Tewkesbury, i. 104, T.
Fromund, Robert, gives the meadow of
Henniere to Tewkesbury, i. 74, T. ;
assigns 10«. to be paid from a mill in
Dorsetshire to Tewkesbury, i. 129.
Fronsac castle, surrendered by S. de Mont-
fort, iv. 105, W.
Frost, severe :
in 1072, iv. 372, Wo.
in 1076, iii. 425, Be.
in 1093, iii. 428, Be.
in 1115, iv. 376, Wo.
in 1149, iii 438, Be.
inll51,iii. 439, Be.
in 1205, i. 57 (on June 24) ; ii. 79 ;
iii. 449 ; iv. 393, T. Wi. Be. Wo.
in 1210, i. 59 ; iv. 398, T. Wo.
inl222,ii. 296, Wa.
in 1234, iv. 425, Wo.
in 1268, iv. 220, O.
in 1273, iii. 260, D.
in 1280, iu. 285 ; iv. 287, D. O. W.
in 1281, iii. 287 ; iv. 480, 1). Wo.
in 1282, iv. 483, Wo.
INDEX.
167
Frude, Bobert, of Donstable, escapes in a
severe storm at sea, iii. 889, D.
Fruits, plenty of, in 1253, 1254, i. 333,
Bo.
Fulco, Bfipposed miracles and preaching of,
ii. 67, Wi.
Pulcon (Fulche, Fulke, Fake), Robert,
judge in a case of rights of common,
iii. 281, D.; justice itinerant at Win-
chester in 1280, iv. 479, Wo. ; justice
itinerant at Dunstable in 1283, 1284, iii.
303, 316, D.
Fulda, abbey o^ founded by S. Boniface,
who is buried there, ii. 156, Wa, ; Ra-
banus, abbat of, ii. 159 ; writes, ii. 160.
Fulgeriis (Fougeres), Ralph de, taken
prisoner in Normandy by Henry II., iii.
21, D. ; allowed to cross, iii. 24.
Fulham, archbishop^Walter de Grey dies
at, i. 336, Bu.
Fulk v., count of Anjou, takes Le Mans,
ii. 214, Wa. ; holds it against Henry II.,
ib. ; the war continued, ib, ; joins Louis
VI. against Henry I., ii. 216 ; returns
from Jerusalem, and sends for his
daughter Matilda, iL 218 ; goes to Jeru-
salem, ii. 221 ; king of Jerusalem, ii.
223 ; marries Melisenda, daughter of
Baldwin II., ib. ; their children, ib.
Fullere, Jordan, takes an oath respecting
the rights of the prior of Dunstable, iii.
413, D.
Fulstales, inquiry respecting, in 1254, i.
332, Bu.
Fumess abbey, question with Wayerley as
to precedence, ii. 311, Wa.
Fumevale, William de, taken prisoner at
Northampton, iv. 145, W.
Fnsien, S., Baldwin, abbat of, imposture
of, ii. 88, Wi.
Fyfield (Fifhide), tithes of; given to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 428, Be. ; confirmed, iii.
431 ; advowson of, given to Bermondsey,
ib. ; confirmed, iii. 440.
G.
Galatia, king of, embassy to obtain his
daughter for Henry III., iv. 420, Wo.
Galloway, Alan, lord of, death of, iii. 143,
D.
Gilbert, bishop of, consecrates altars
at Tewkesbury, i. 118, T.
Gamagium; see Jumi^ges.
Gannoch (Canno, Ganneu, Gannon) castle,
fortified by Henry IIL, i, 267 ; iii. 168 ;
iv. 94, 436, Bu. D. W. Wo. ; siege of, by
the Welsh, iv. 117, 118, O. W. ; reUeved
by Henry HI., i. 158, 408 ; iii. 203 ; iv.
1 18, T. Bu. D. O. W. ; Henry HI. spends
an autumn at, i. 408, Bu.
Garboldisham (Gerbodesham), tithes of,
given to Bermondsey, iii. 444, Be.
Garendon abbey founded, i. 186, Bu. ; by
Robert, earl of Leicester, ii. 223, 239,
Wa. ; the church dedicated by Reiner,
bishop of S. Asaph, ii. 291, Wa. ; gifts
of Saher de Quind to, ii. 292 ; his heart
and vitals buried at, ib.
abbats of :
Thurstan dies, ii. 246, Wa.
William, ib. ; resigns, ii. 250.
Reginald, abbat of Mereval, ib. ;
wounded in the infirmary, i. 23 ; ii.
250, M. Wa.
Adam, made abbat of Waverley, ii.
292, Wa.
William, resigns, ii. 302.
Reginald, ib. ; resigns, ii. 316.
Andrew, t^.
Garland, John, guilty of murder at Kens-
worth, iii. 858, D. ; freed, and recovers
his lands, iii. 854.
William, surety for Philip in his
treaty with John, i. 205, Bu.
Gascony, subdued by John in 1206, i. 58,
T. ; Albigensian hereticks in, in 1212, i.
32, M. ; demands of Alphonso X. upon,
i. 154, T. ; Henry IH. demands an aid for,
ib. ; complaints of the Gascons against
Simon de Montfort, iii. 184, D. ; con-
168
INDEX.
Gascony — cont
ferred on prince Edward, i. 154; iii. 184;
iv. 441, T. D. Wo. ; reduced by Henry
III., iv. 442, Wo. ; proposal by Henry
in. for its sale or exchange, i. 168, T. ;
arrangement respecting, between Philip
IV. and Edward I., iy. 515, Wo. i seiaed
by Philip IV., ib. ; account of the expe-
dition to, in 1294, iy. 519, Wo.; restored
to Edward I., iv. 657, Wo,
Gascuil (Gauscol), Gilbert de, betrays
GUors to Philip U., i. 28 1 u. 249, M.
Wa.
Gatesden, John de, serves on a jury, iii.
353, D.
Gaugi, Robert de (second baron), excom-
municated, and forced to restore Newark
castle, iii. 54, D. ; dies, ib.
Gaunt (Gant), Gilbert de (third baron),
dies, ii. 237, Wa.
I ' Gilbert de (fifth baron), besieges
Lmcoln, iii. 49, D.
-— — Gilbert de (sixth baron), appointed
guardian of Soarborongh castle, i. 453,
Bu.
Maurice de, dies, i. 77 i iii. 125 ;
iv. 422, T. D. Wo. ; buried in B. Augua-
tine's, Briatol, i. 77, T.
John of, duke of Lancaster, his
house attacked by the mob in 1381, iiL
416, D.
Gaveshead (Gaversiche), near Warwick,
Piers Gaveston [executed at, iii. 469 ; iv.
848, Be. O.
Gaveston, Piers, fiivourite of prince Ed-
ward, banished by Edward I., It. 342,
O. ; recalled by Edward IL, ib. ; made
earl of Cornwall, iH. 469 ; iv. 342, 560,
Be. O. Wo. ; marries Margaret de Clare,
iv. 560, Wo. ; the country committed to,
by Edward H. m hia absence, iv. 842,
O. ; Edward II. neglects his queen for
him, iv. 342,343 ; exiled by the influence
of the barons, iv. 848, 560, O. Wo., to
Ireland, iv. 343, 0. ; recalled, ib, ; exiled
to Flanders, and recalled, t6. ; put to
death at Gbiveshead, near Warwick, iii.
469 ; iv. 348, 560, Be. O. Wo.
Gaxa, the crusaders defeated at, in 1239,
i 114, T. ; account of the battle in 1244,
by the patriarch of Jerusalem, i. 260, Bu. ;
prisoners taken at, redeemed, i. 118, T.
Gedeon, S. ; see Besan9on, archbishops of.
Gelasius IL, Pope, ii. 45, 217 ; iii. 482 ;
iv. 17, 876, Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ;
dies, ii. 45, 217; iu. 482; iv. 17, 377,
Wi. Wa. Be. O. Wo. > buried at Qugny,
ii. 217 ; iii. 438, Wa. Be.
Gelheim, battle of, iv. 689, Wo.
Genevieve, S., fame of, ii. 146, Wa.
Genevile, GeofBrey de, puts Roger Mor>
timer in possession of his lands, iv. 560,
Wo. } becomes a Dominican, ib.
— ^^ Joan de, wife of Roger Mortimer,
ib.
Gengis Khan ; Me$ Churchitan.
Genoa, Innocent IV^^goes to, i. 144, T. ;
merchants of, their absence firom Acre,
i. 494, Bu.; naval victory of, iv. 512,
Wo.
Geofflrey of Ai^ou, marries the ex-empress
Matilda, ii. 48, 220 ; iii. 14 ; iv. 16, 20,Wi.
Wa. D. 0. W. { their children, ii. 220,
Wa.; demands her back from England, iL
222 ; had sent 1,000 marks to Innocent II.,
and reoeived him at Chartres, t6. ; troubles
between him and Matilda, ii. 224 ; war
with Stephen, iv. 20, O. W. ; defeate
him, iy. 21, W.; consents to Matilda's
going to England, but will not leave
Ai^ou, ib. ; makes peace with Stephen,
ii. 226, Wa. ; reduces Normandy, iL 50 ;
iv. 26, 379, Wi. W. Wo. ; takes Rouen,
iii. 15, D. ; is styled duke, iii. 15 ; iv. 379,
D. Wo. I sends his son to England, ii. 53,
WI ; dies, i. 47 ; ii. 55, 284; iii. 16 ; iv.
26, T. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. ; his wiU, iv.
31, W. ; said to have given the Vexin to
Louis le Gros for aid against Stephen, i.
199, Bu.
of Ai^ou, his son, bom, ii. 228,
Wa.; his castles taken by Henry H.,
i. 48 ; iv. 29, T. O. W. ; invades Aigou,
iv. 81, W. ; compelled to surrender three
castles to Henry II., ib.; grant to, by
Henry H., ib. ; dies, i. 48 ; ii. 238, T. Wa.
INDEX.
169
Qeoffirey, son of Henry n., count of Bri-
tanny, born, i. 48, 187 1 iii. 18 ; iy. 34, 380,
T. Bo. D. W. Wo. ; marries Constance
of Britanny, iiL 19 ; iy. 37, D.W. i joins
his brother Henry against his f&ther, iii.
20 ; iy. 35, D. W. ; pardoned by his
fkther, iy. 36, W. ; gifts of his &ther to,
iii. 21, D. ; knighted, iii 22 1 dies, i. 53;
ii. 244 } iii. 23 } iy. 385, T. Wa. D. Wo.;
would haye succeeded Richard I. if he
hadliyed, i. 198, Bu.
' illegitimate son of Henry n., elect
of Lincoln, made chancellor, ii. 242 ;
archbishop of York, ii. 246 ; tee York,
archbishops of.
the almoner, the great seal giyen
to, by Henry HI., i. 110, T.
of Monmonth; see Asaph, S.,
bishops of.
George, S. (Lydda), taken by Saladin, i.
19, M. ; restored to the Christians, ii.
306, Wa.; the Inshop of, missing after
the battle of Gaza, i. 261, Bu.
Gerard, cardinal of S. Sabina, sent as legate
by Martin IY. against Pedro lU., iy.
492, Wo.
— «— (Geronimus de Farmania), pro\ii-
nons made by him in France abrogated
by Boniface VIQ., iy. 518, Wo.
German, S., bishop of Auxerre, his mission
to Ei^land, ii. 145, Wa.
German, S., Robert de, depriyed of his
benefice, iii. 51, D.
— ^— John de ; gee Worcester, bishops
of.
Germany, electors to the kingdom of, i.
196; iy. 118, Bu. W.
Germund, king of Afirioa, lays waste Bri-
tain, iy. 863, Wo.
Gerold, monk of Winchester, transfers
Cranbome abbey to Tewkesbury, iy.
373, Wo.
Gerona, death of Philip HI. at the siege
of,iii. 818,D.
Gessich, (Gillyc, Gussith,) [Gussage in
Dorsetshire ?] bloody spring at, i. 12 ;
ii. 48 ; iy. 377, M. Wi. Wo.
Gestin, his sons kill Roger Ymor, i. 12,M.
Ghent, abbey of, composition with Ber-
mondsey respecting Lewisham tithes, iii.
457, Be. ; see Gaunt.
Gifbrd, Godfrey ; see Worcester, bishops
of.
— .* John, joins Simon de Montfort, iii.
322, D.{ destroys the lands and casties
of Roger Mortimer, i. 179, T. ; captures
the earl and countess of Warwick, iii.
280 (nofe), D. ; accused by Simon de
Montfort, and escapes from him, iy. 160,
161, W. ; with Gilbert de Clare, ii. 361 ;
iy. 161, Wa. W.; follows him to the
marches, iy. 161, W. ; joins prince Ed-
ward with a large force, iy. 166; harasses
Simon de Montfort at Monmouth, iy.
166; had allowed Baldwin Wake full
liberty while his prisoner, iy. 180 ; founds
Gloucester college, Oxford, iy. 488, Wo. ;
his wife, Matilda de Longesp^e, ib, ;
makes one of the Malmesbury monks
prior, iy. 539 ; gaye a space for Bene-
dictine students at Oxford, iy, 541 ; dies,
ib, ; buried at Malmesbury, i6.
^-— Osbem, dies, i. 73, T.
Osbert, in Northampton when be-
sieged by Henry HI., iii. 229, D.
— — Walter ; see Bath, bishops of.
Gildard,S.,iy.362,Wo.
Gildeduna, i,e. Guillbrd, q, v,
GUes, a, u. 159, Wa.
Giles, S., near Ayignon, people of, iii. 101,
D.
Giles, S., Winchester ; see Winchester.
Gillingham, Edward I. keeps Christmas at,
in 1275, ii. 119,Wi.
Gisbome, Ralph of Ireton, prior of, made
bishop of Carlisle, iii. 283, D.
Giselham, William de, appointed judge by
Edward L, iy. 325, O.
Gisors, betrayed to Philip H., i. 22 ; ii.
249, M. Wa.; the bridge of, broken
down in Philip n.'s flight, ii. 70, Wi.
Githa, wife of Godwine, her gifts to Win-
chester, ii. 26, Wi.
160
INDEX.
Gladuse Duj, daughter df Llewellyn, mar-
ries Reginald de Braosej iii. 52 ; iv. 405,
421, D. Wo. ; marries R. Mortimer, iv.
421, Wo.
Glamoiganshire, laid waste by the Welsh,
L 17, M.; gives hostages to William
Marshal, i. 91, T. ; land of Richard de
Clare in, redeemed,!. 117 ; disturbances
in, in 1242, i. 124.
Glanville, Ranulf de, meets and defeats
William, king of Scotland, iv. 35, W. ;
goes on the crusade, i. 20, 21 ; ii. 64,
247, M. Wi. Wa. ; dies, i. 21 ; ii. 247';
iv. 387, M. Wa. Wo.
Glasgow, John, bishop of, goes to Rome, ii.
219, Wa.
GlastonbuF}' abbey, built by Ina, ii. 6, Wi.;
rebuilt by Eadwig, ii. 1 66, Wa. ; burnt
in 1184, ii. 62, 243, Wi. Wa. ; king
Arthur's bones found at, in 1191, i. 21,
M. ; the monks lose their suit against
bishop Savary, ii. 252, Wa.; king
Arthur's tomb opened in 1278, ii. 389,
iv. 474, Wa. Wo.
I abbats of:
S. Dunstan, ii. 165, Wa. ; see Canter-
bury, archbishops of.
Ailward, opens Eadgar's tomb,ii. 167.
Thurstan, quarrels with his monks, i.
43 ; il 33, 194, T. Wi. Wa. ; returns
to Caen, ii. S3, Wi.
Herlewin, dies, ii, 45, WL
Seffirid Felochin, iL 46 ; made bishop of
Chichester, ii.219,Wa.; dies, i.47,T.
Henry of Blois, made bishop of Win-
chester, ii. 49, 221 ; iv. 19, 377,
Wa. Wi. O. Wo. ; see Winchester,
bishops of.
Robert, prior of Winchester, ii. 61,
Wi. ; dies, i. 52 ; ii. 242, T. Wa.
Henry, prior of Bermondsey. iii. 446,
Be. ; made abbat, iii. 447 ; made
bishop of Worcester, L 55 ; ii. 249;
iii. 447, 448 ; iv. 47, 388, T. Wa.
Be. O. Wo. ; see Worcester, bishops
of.
William Pica, ii. 72, Wi.
Glastonbury, abbats of : — cont,
William [Vigor], dies, i. 67 ; ii. 299,
T. Wa.
Robert, prior of Bath, i. 66 ; ii. 299,
T. Wa. ; quarrels with his monks,
and is deprived of all administra-
tive power, i. 95, T.
Michael, i. 96, T. ; joins the abbat of
Tewkesbury in a perambulation
about Boveridge, i. 136 ; resigns,
i. 151.
Roger, cellerar, L 151, T; presides at
the meeting of Benedictines at Eve-
sham, L 156 ; quarrels with the
bishop of Bath, ib, ; expelled firom
the abbey, t6. ; recovers the abbacy
and disperses the monks, i. 157.
[Robert Pederton] put in the place
of Roger, i. 156 ; goes to the king
and the Roman court, but without
effect, i. 157.
John of Taunton, reconciles bishop
mcholas of Winchester and his
monks, ii. 389 ; iv. 473, Wa. Wo. ;
Edward I. and his queen visit, iv.
474, Wo.
S. Michael's Mount, church of,
thrown down by an earthquake, iv. 469,
Wo.
Gledesmor, (t.e. Dupplin Moor,) battle of,
iv. 349, O.
Gledley, (Gledele, Gledelle,) dispute about
the tithes of, iii. 155, D. ; let by Dun-
stable priory, iii. 169 ; let to William de
Chaurugge, iii. 286.
Hugh of, accused by Christiana
Mustard as concerned in her husband's
death, iii. 306 ; acquitted, iii. 307 ; ap-
peal of Christiana against, iiL 310.
Walter of; see Dunstable, canons
of.
Gloucester, origin o^ iv. 357, Wo. ; burnt
in 1102, i. 7 ; ii. 41, M. Wi. ; S. Cuth-
bert's body found at, i. 44, T. ; bridge at,
begun in 1119, i. 45; burnt in 1122, i.
10, 45 ; ii. 46, M. T. Wi. ; castle of, for-
tified by Robert of Gloucester, ii. 51,
Wi. ; the tower of, surrendered to Henry
INDKX.
Ul
Gloucester -ro/;/.
II., iii. 17, n. ; Henry III. crowned at, 1.
33,62, 224 ; ii. 83, 286 ; iii. 454; iv. 60,
407, M. T. I5u. Wi. Wa. Be. W. Wo. ;
bishops meet at, in 1 283, to make peace
between Henry HI. and W. Marshal, i.
91, T. ; parliament at, in 1240, i. 115;
storm at, ib, ; justices itinerant at, in
1241, i. 119 ; in 1249, i. 137 ; in 1255, i.
156 ; the castle surrendered to the sons
of Simon de Montfort, iii. 227, D. ; pil-
laged by prince Edward, iii. 228 ; seized
by Roger Mortimer and others, iii. 234 ;
taken by prince Edward and Gilbert de
Clare, ii. 362 ; iv. 166, Wa. W. ; justices
itinerant at, in 1287, iy. 493, Wo. ; es-
cape of the Scotch prisoners from. In
1299, iy. 542.
— ^ St Peter's abbey, the church dedi-
cated by bishop Aldred in 1058, iv. 372,
Wo. ; the church began in 1089, i. 43,
T. ; burnt in 1102, i. 7, 44 ; ii. 41, M.
T. Wi. ; burnt in 1122, i. 10, 45 ; ii. 46,
M. T. Wi. ; Robert of Nonnandy buried
in, i. 13 ; ii. 224 ; iii. 435 ; iv. 378, M.
Wa. Be. Wo.; St. Leonard's Stanley
given to, by Kogw of Berkeley, iv. 379,
Wo. ; benefits to, by bishop Henry of
Blois, iv. 882, Wo. ; S. Mary's chapel
finished, and supported by Ralph de
Wylentone, iv. 419, 420, Wo. ; Newport
church assigned to for wine, iv. 422 ;
the church dedicated by bishop W. de
Cantelupe, i. 112; iv. 430, T. Wo.;
visitation of bishop W. de Cantelupe, iv.
430, 433, Wo. ; the prior and others re-
moved by him, iv. 4o3; advice of the
bishop respecting its debts in 1251, i.
146, T. , attempt of the prior of Wor-
cester to visit, sede vacante, iv. 551, Wo.
abbats of:
Wlstan, iv. 372, Wo. ; dies, i. 43, T.
Serlo, ib. ; dies, i. 44.
Peter, ii. 42, Wi. ; dies, ii. 44 ; iv.
875, Wi. Wo.
William, ii. 44, Wi. ; blessed at Wor-
cester, iv. 376, Wo.; his gifts to the
sacri:it, ib,
VOL. V.
Gloucester, abbnts of: — row/.
Walter de Lacy, dies, iv. 378.
Gilbert Foliot, ib. ; bishop of Hereford,
i. 47 ; ii. 54, 233 ; iv. 26, 379, T.
Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; subsequently
bishop of London ; Me Hereford and
London, bishops of.
HameUn, i. 47 ; iv. 379, T. Wo. ; dies,
i. 52 ; iv. 384, T. Wo.
Thomas Carbonel, i. 52 ; iv. 384, T.
Wo. ; blessed at Worcester, tv. 384,
Wo.; dies, i. 57; iv. 393, T. Wo.
Henry, i. 57 ; iv. 384, T. Wo. ; blessed
at Worcester, iv. 384, Wo.; dies,
i. 67 ; iv. 416, T. Wo.
Thomas de Bredone, prior, i. 67, T. ;
blessed at Worcester, iv. 416, Wo. ;
his gifts to the sacrist, ib. ; dies, i.
70 ; iv. 420, T. Wo.
Henry Foliot, i. 70, T. ; dies, i. 130 ;
iv. 435, T. Wo.
Walter de S. John, prior, i. 131 ; iv.
435, T. Wo. ; dies on the day in-
tended for his installation, iv. 435,
Wo.
John de Felda, precentor, i. 1 32 ; iv.
435, T. Wo. ; his gifts to the sacrist
of Worcester, iv. 435, Wo. ; quarrels
with the bishop of Worcester, i.
157, T.
Reginald dellamme, dies,iv. 489, Wo.
John de Gamages {i.e. Jumieges),
prior of Hereford, i6. ; blessed at
Worccstt^r, ib. ; his gifts to the
sacrist, t6. ; condemned for opposing
the visitation of the prior of Wor^
cestcr, iv. 556 ; dies, iv. 559 ; his
funeral, ib,
John Thoky, ib, ; blessed at Hattle-
bury, ib, ; his gifts to the sacrist of
Worcester, ib.
— — • monks of :
Adam, miracles at his tomb, iv. 510,
Wo.
William de Beor, incepts in theology,
iv. 537.
Laurence, made doctor in theology,
iv. 549, 550.
L
162
INDEX.
Gloacester, the third prior of, makes a
scrutiny at Tewkesbury for the bishop of
Worcester, i. 146, T.
S. Oswald's priory, given to the
archbishop of York in exchange for
jurisdiction over Lincoln, ii. 37, WL ;
W., prior of, expelled by the archbishop
of York, i. 78, T. ; the canons recalled
from exile, i. 87 ; Nicholas of Famham
consecrated bishop of Durham in, i. 1 1 8 ;
tenement outside the gate of," given to
Tewkesbury, i. 129; ordination in, in
1242, iv. 434, Wo.; Maurice, arch-
deacon of Gloucester, buried in, i. 135,
T. ; the prior deposed, i. 146 ; some
benefices restored which the archbishop
of York had taken, ib.
archdeacons of:
Matthew, dies, i. 52; iv. 384, T.
Wo.
William de Norfaale, i. 52 ; iy. 384,
T. Wo. ; bishop of Worcester ; see
Worcester, bishops of.
William de Verdun, i. 66 ; iv. 390, T.
Wo. ; dies, i. 59, T.
Maurice, I 59 ; iv. 399, T. Wo. ; re-
conciled with Tewkesbury, i. 99, T.;
induces Tewkesbury to give a por-
tion of Trinity church to Jordan, i.
101 ; dies, i. 135 ; buried in S. Os-
wald's, Gloucester, ib,
Michael, sent to Rome by bishop W.
of Blois against the prior of Wor-
cester, iv. 415, Wo. ; deprived by
bishop W. de Cantelupe, iv. 436.
William Lupus, ib. ; made archdeacon
ofLincobi, i. 137, T.
.Thomas, official of the bishop of Wor-
cester, L 137, T. ; rector of Stoke
prior, iv. 442, Wo. ; dies, ib.
The archdeacon installs the abbat of
Tewkesbury in 1254, i. 155, T.
Hugh de Cantelupe, installed by the
prior of Worcester, iv. 443, Wo. ;
Robert de Fangefoss, dies at Fox-
hole, iv. 495 ; buried at Worcester,
ib.
Gloucester, archdeacons of : — cont.
John of Evreux, claims the right of
summoning the candidates at the
ordination at Westbury, ib,
Walter Burdun, iv. 523.
Gloucester, Robert of, official of the
bishop of Worcester, sent to visit the
prior and chapter of Worcester, iv. 545,
546.
William of (of Great Malvern),
brings charges against bishop Godfrey
Giflfatd, iv. 550.
Isabella of, wife of a dtizen of
Bristol, dies, I 166, T.
a giri of, cured at Tewkesbury, i.
85, T.
Gloucester, Robert, first earl of, sent with
Matilda into Normandy, by Henry I., ii.
220, Wa. ; swears fealty to Matilda, ii.
48, WL ; does homage to Stephen, ii.
50 ; Stephen's machinations against, ib. ;
Stephen swears firiendship to, ii. 51 ;
despoiled of all his property except Bris-
tol by Stephen, ib. ; comes to England,
ii. 51 ; ill. 436 ; iv. 378, Wi. Be. Wo. ;
received by Milo at Gloucester, ii. 51,
Wi. ; joins Matilda, iv. 22, W. ; had
married Mabel, daughter of Robert Fitz-
Hamon, ib, ; rises against Stephen, and
holds Bristol and Slede against him, ii.
226, Wa.; fortifies various castles, ii.
51, Wi. ; defeats and captures Stephen
at Lincoln, ii. 52, 228 ; iv. 23, Wi. Wa.
O. W. ; besieges the castle of the bishop
of Winchester, ii. 229, Wi. ; taken pri-
soner, and exchanged for Stephen, L 14,
46 ; ii. 53, 229 ; ill. 15 ; iv. 28, 24, 379,
M. T. Wi. Wa. D. 0. W. Wo. ; taken by
William of Ypies, i. 14, M., at Winches-
ter, i. 46 ; ii. 229 ; iv. 379, T. Wa. Wo.,
at Wilton, iv. 23, W. ; defeato Stephen at
Wilton, i. 46 ; ii. 229, T. Wa. ; obtains
Sherborne castle for the release of Wil-
liam Martel, i. 46 ; ii. 229, T. Wa. ;
crosses to persuade Geoffrey of Aigou
to come to England, ii. 53, Wi. ; erects
a castle at Faringdon, iL 231, Wa.;
waits for other forces, and it is taken by
INDEX.
163
Gloucester, Robert, first earl of—^ont.
Stephen, ib. ; foands Max^n abbey, i.
14, M. ; dies, i. 14, 47 ; ii. 53, 232, M.
T. Wi. Wa. ; at Bristol, i. 14, M. ; had
spared S. Swithan's, Winchester, ii. 53,
54, Wi.
Mabel, daughter of Bobert Fits-
Hamon, his wife, It. 22, W. ; dies i. 4C,
T.
Boger, his son; see Worcester,
bishops of.
William, second earl of, gives
Camberwell church to Bciinondsey, iii.
439, Be. ; sazed at Cardiff by the Welsh,
i. 15, M.; makes prince John his heir,
iii. 22, D. ; dies, i. 17, 53 ; ii. 243 ; iy.
385, M. T. Wa. Wo.
Hawisa, his vife, seized at Cardiff
by the Welsh, L 15, M. ; dies, i. 55, T.
Robert, his son, dies, i. 16, M.
Mabel, his first daughter, wife of
Almeric de Montfort, count of Evreux,
dies, i. 56, T.
Isabella, or Hawisa, his third
daughter, marries John, L 54, T. ; di-
Torced, i. 56, 202 ; iii. 45, 449 ; iv. 50,
T. Bu. D. Be. O. ; mairies Geofirey de
Mandeyille, iii. 46, D. ; marries Hubert
de Burgh, iii. 45, 128, D. ; dies, ii. 289 ;
iii. 45, Wa. D. ; buried at Canterbury,
iii. 45, D.
the earldom of, restored to John
by Richard L, i. 192, Bu.
Geoff^ de Mandeyille, fourth earl
of ; see Essex, fifth earl of.
Almaric d'Evreuz, fifth earl of.
joins William Marshal in Wales, iii. 82,
D.
Gilbert de Clare, sixth earl of; see
Clare, seyenth earl of.
Isabella Marshal, his wife ; see
Clare, seyenth earl of.
Richard de Clare, seventh earl of ;
see Clare, eighth earl of.
Gilbert de Clare, eighth earl of;
see Clare, ninth earl of.
-^^ Thomas de Monthermer, ninth earl
of; see Monthermer, Thomas de.
Gloucester, Hugh de Audley, tenth earl of,
created earl by Edward III., iv. 350,
O.
Thomas of Woodstock, first duke
of, slaughters the men of Cheshire, iii.
419, D.
Humphry, second duke of, at the
coronation of Henry YI., iii. 487, Be. ;
present when the monks of Sion enter
their new church, ib.
Gnosall (Gnowsale), grant of Richard I. to
the church of, confirmed by Henry HI.,
i. 244, Bu.
Gobion (Gubiun), Hugh, in Northampton
castle during its siege by Henry UI.,
iii. 229, D.
Richard, serves on a jury, iii. 344,
D.
Gode, Walter, bond of, redeemed by Dun-
stable, iii. 223, D.
Godeshalfe, William a, of Oxendon, his
suit with Tewkesbury, i. 137, T.
Godfrey of Bouillon, king of Jerusalem ;
see Bouillon, Godfrey of.
Godfi-ey, steward of Henry III., goes to
Rome against Walter of Enlpsham (or
Eynsham), iii. 113, D.
Godwer, Richard, rent-charge firom his
land, belonging to the church of Tottern-
hoe, iii. 59, D.
Godric, S., heimit of Finchale, dies, i. 1 6,
M.
Godwine, earl of lAndsey, slain at Assan-
dun,ii. 177, Wa.
God wine, earl, power of, in England, ii. 1 7,
WL ; his advice to Harthacnut as to Ha-
rold's corpse, ib. ; desire to destroy ^thel-
red's sons to make way for his own, ib. ;
sends to duke Robert of Normandy, ib. ;
his instructions to his followers as to the
murder of Alfred, ib. ; murders Alfred,
i. 184 ; ii. 180, 181 ; iv. 4, Bu. Wa. O. ;
the kingdom committed to, after Hartha-
cnut's death, ii. 18, Wi. ; his reception
of Edward, ii. 19 ; proclaims him king
at Winchester, ii. 20 ; with his sons at
Fevensea, ii. 182, Wa. ; sent to quell the
riot at Dover, ii. 184 ; with his sons at
L 2
1G4
INDEX.
GodM'inc — rout.
B«YerstoD, 16. ; summoned before the
gemot tb London, ib. ; banished by
Edward the Confessor, ii. 20, 184, Wi.
Wa. ; goes to Baldwin in Flanders, ii.
185; comes to Isera (Boulogne) and
Dnngeness, ib. ; goes to Pevensea, and
returns to Flanders, ib. ; ravages the Isle
of Wight and Portland, ib. ; threatens
London, ii. 186; recalled by Emma's
influence, ii. 25, Wi. ; reconciled with
the king, ii. 186, Wa.; legend of his
death, ii. 25, 186 ; iii. 42S ; iv. 371, Wi.
Wa. Be. Wo. ; buried at Winchester, iL
25, 186,Wi. Wa.
Godwine, son of Harold, invades Elngland,
but is repulsed, ii. 28, Wi.
Goldenelowe, treasure found at, iii. 368,
D.
Goldintone, Balph de, sheriff of Bedford-
shire, writ to, iii. 800, D. ; a thirtieth
paid to, by Dunstable priory for the
Welsh war, iiL 302.
Golvtld, John, makes out his claim to
the messuage held by his fiither, iiL 328,
D.
Gomez, Peter, cardinal, sent by Benedict
XIL to Edward HI. to make peace, iv.
351, O.
Gormund, lays waste Britain, ii. 148, Wa.
Goronwy (Guoroni), son of Gestin, kills
Roger Ymor, i. 12, M.
Gotherington (Goderintune, Guderintone),
a hamlet of Bishop's Cleeve, bmd in, be-
longing to Tewkesbury, suit respecting,
i. 65, T. ; small tithes of, i. 127, 134.
Richard of, cured of blindness at
Tewkesbuiy, i. 86.
Goumay ; see Gumay.
Goutran (Gunturinus), king of the Franks,
story of, ii. 4, Wi.
Gower, prodigy at, i. 18, M.
Grace-Dieu abbey, built by John of Mon-
mouth, ii. 302, Wa. ; destroyed by the
Welsh, ii. 812 ; rebuilt by John of Mon-
mouth, ii. 317 ; abbat of, present at the
election to Beaulieu, iv. 479, Wo.
.Grafton, chapel of, iv. 427, Wo. ; qup*'.tion
as to its advowson, iv. 481 ; had been ap-
pointed to supply lights about king John's
tomb, ib.i extorted from the priory of
Worcester by the bishop of Worcester,
but recovered, iv. 498.
' John de Cave, parson of, has five
marks annually from Worcester priory-,
iv. 481.
Grafton, Edmund of, appointed to peram-
bulate the forests, iv. 536.
— ^^— John of, a false assize had judged
the advowson of the chapel to, ib. ; gives
it up to the priory for thirty-five marks,
ib.
Graham, Patrick de, killed at Dunbar, iv.
527, Wo.
Gransilva (i.e. Grand-selve, Haut Garonne),
besieged by Stephen, ii. 226, Wa.
Grant, J., excommunicated by Peter, abbat
of Tewkesbury, i. 81, T.
Grantham (Graham), given to prince Ed-
ward, iii. 19^, D. ; Eleanor, queen of
Edward I., dies at, iv. 826, 0.
Granville, Adam de, justice itinerant at
Winchester in 1263, ii. 100, Wi.
Gratian, attempts to make peace between
Henry II. and Becket, iv. 382, Wo.
Graunbe, John, of Oawley, suit of, against
Dunstable priory, iii. 269, D.
Grave, member of Wantage, given to Ber-
mondsey by Stephen, iii. 436, Be.
Gray ; see Grey.
Greek, skill of Pope Nicholas IV. in, ii.
407, Wa.
Greek fire, found among the Jews, iii. 230,
D.
Greeks and Latins, a council summoned by
Gregory X. to promote the union of, iv.
248,0.; reconciled at Lyons, iv. 258,
W.
Greenford, tithes of Stikeldone in, given to
Bermondsey, iii. 446, Be; composition
respecting, iii. 459.
Greenwich, a moiety of, given to Bermond-
sey, iii. 437, Be.
— John of, his oath respecting the
liberties of Dunstable, iii. 413, D.
INDEX.
165
Gregory I., Pop€, ii. 149 ; iii. 7 ; iv. 363,
Wa. D. Wo. ; his addition to the canon,
ii. 149; iii. 7; iv. 363, Wa. D. Wo. ; sees
English boys at Rome, ii. 148, Wa. ; at-
tempts to go to England, but is prevented
by the Romans, ii. 149 ; sends Augustine
to England, ii. 149 ; iv. 3, 363, Wa. O.
Wo. ; dies, iv. 364, Wo.
— — II., Pope, ii. 154; iii. 9, Wa. D. ;
establishes the feast of All Saints, ii.
154, Wa.; consecrates S. Boni&ce, ii.
155.
IIL, Pope, ii. 155 ; iii. 9, Wa. D. ;
his introductions into the canon, ii. 155 ;
Wa. ; holds a synod at Rome, ib.
IV., Pope, ii. 160 ; iu. 9, Wa. D.
v.. Pope, ii. 169, Wa.
VI., Pope, ii. 181 ; iii. 12, Wa. D.
VII., Pope, ii. 191; iii. 12, 425;
iv. 10, Wa. D. Be. O. W. ; his proceed-
ings against simony and married priests,
ii. 192 ; iii. 425, Wa. Be. ; dies, ii. 195 ;
iii. 426 ; iv. 11, Wa. Be. O. W.
Anti-Pope, taken prisoner by Ca-
lixtus II., i. 10, M. ; made a monk by
him, iv. 377, Wo.
VIII., Pope, i. 53 ; ii. 244 ; iii.
24 ; iv. 41, 386, T. Wa. D. O. Wo. ;
dies, i. 53; ii. 244 ; iii. 24 ; iv. 41, 386,
T. Wa. D. O. Wo.
IX., Pope, i. 69, 239 ; ii. 85, 303 ;
iii. 102, 456 ; iv. 69, 419, T. Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; confirms the
rule of the Carmelites, iii. 456, Be.;
summons certain counts and abbats to
Troyes and Touis, iii. 108, D. ; privilege
confirmed to Tewkesbury by, i. 70, T.;
quashes the election of Walter of Eyn-
sham to Canterbury, i. 71, T.; quarrels
with Prederick II., i. 73 ; ii. 85, 303 ; iii.
Ill; iv. 420, T. Wi. Wa. D.Wo. ; excom-
manicates Frederick II., i. 73 ; ii. 303 ;
iii. Ill ; iv. 420, T. Wa. D. Wo. ; sends
Stephen his chaplain for contributions
against Frederick II., iii. 114; iv. 70, D.
O. ; extorts a tenth for the war against
him, i. 73, 245, 365; ii. 85, 305 ; iv. 70,
42 1, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. O, W. Wo. ; forced
Gregory IX., Pope — cont,
to leave Rome, and go to Perugia, ii. 303 ;
iii. Ill, Wa. D. ; absolves the subjects of
Frederick II. from their allegiance, iii.
113, D. ; refuses to absolve him, iii.
114 ; recalled from Perugia by the Ro-
mans, iv. 421, Wo. ; war with Frederick
II., iii. 114 ; iv. 421, D. Wo. ; aid sent
to by the Lombards, iii. 114, D. ; sends
legates to Wales, Ireland, and Scotland,
lb. ; makes Richard Grant archbishop of
Canterbury, iii. 116, D. ; reconciled with
Frederick II., i. 76, 77 ; ii. 85, 308 ; iii.
125; iv. 421, T. Wi. Wa. D. Wo.,
through the influence of Peter des
Roches, i. 76, T. ; restores the right of
presentation to churches held by Romans
in England, i. 75 ; forbids the nuncios to
confer rentchai^s on anyone by Roman
letters, ib, ; canonizes S. Elizabeth, iii.
457, Be. ; canonizes S. Dominick, iii.
458, Be. ; canonizes S. Francis, ii. 304 ;
iii. 115, 458, Wa. D. Be; his tenth col-
lected by Stephen his chi^lain, iii. 125,
D.; 20L paid to by Worcester priory, iv.
422, Wo. ; confirms the sentence of the
English bishops against Llewellyn, i.
80; iv. 422, T. Wo.; the election of
Ralph Neville and John Blund to Can-
terbury quashed, ii. 86 ; induces John,
prior of Canterbury, to resign his election,
iv. 423, Wo. ; intercedes with Henry III.
in favour of Hubert de Burgh, i. 88, T. ;
letter in defence of the Romans bene-
ficed iu England, L 239 ; iii. 129, Bu.
D. ; has an inquiry into the conspirators
against them, iii. 130, D. ; orders the
bishops to visit the monasteries, i. 89 ;
iii. 132, T. D. ; bull for a general visi-
tation of monasteries, i. 243, Bu. ; assists
John de Brienue with money, iii. 133,
D. ; causes Edward of Abingdon to
be elected archbishop of Canterbury,
iii. 13.3, D. ; rising of the Romans
against, i. 04 ; iv. 81, T. 0.; deprives
those in England of their benefices, i.
94, T. ; sends for Peter des Roches, i.
05 ; forwards the marriage of Frederick
166
INDEX.
Gregory IX., Pope — cont
n. and Isabella, ib. ; sendfl the Francis-
cans to preach a crusade, ib. ; besieges
Borne with the emperor, iii. 142, D. ;
submission of the Romans to, 1. 105 ;
ii. 87 ; iii. 142, T. Wi. D. ; ordains and
consecrates Walter de Cantelupe bishop
of Worcester, i. 102, 104; iv. 428, T.
Wo., at Viterbo, iv. 428, Wo. ; his sen-
tence against the archbishop of Canter-
bury in fiivour of the Rochester monks,
L 106, T. ; orders an arrangement to be
made respecting the boundaries of the
dioceses of Worcester and Lichfield, iv.
429, Wo. ; quarrels with Frederick II.,
ii. 88 ; iv. 86, Wi. 0. W. ; excommuni-
cates Frederick II., i. 113 ; ii. 322 ; iii.
148, T. Wa. D. ; his procession in Rome
against Frederick II., iii. 153, D. ; fruit-
less attempt at peace, iii. 154, D. ; de-
mands a fifth of the foreign clerks bene-
ficed in England, i. 115; has a tallage
paid, iii. 154, D. ; demands a fifteenth
from the English church, ii. 88, Wi. ;
this demand refused by the clergy, i. 115,
T. ; sums paid to by various monasteries
and churches, iii. 155; iv. 432, D.
Wo. ; demands a twelfth of all the bene-
fices in England, 1. 116, T. ; his reception
of Richard of Cornwall, iv. 87, W. ;
summons the abbat of Tewkesbury to
the council, i. 117, T.; dies, i. 120,
257 ; ii. 88, S29 ; iiL 459 ; iv. 88, 89,
433, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. Be. W. O. Wo.
Gregory X., archdeacon of Li^ge, elected
Pope while in the Holy Land, ii. Ill,
378 ; iii. 464 ; iv. 219, 245, 246, 461,
Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ; obtains pei^
mission from prince Edward to leave
Palestme, iv. 246, W. ; his return from
Palestine and consecration, iv. 246, O.
W. ; consecrated at Viterbo, iv. 246,
W. ; summons a council to Lyons, iv.
247, 248, O. ; makes Robert Eilwarby
archbishop of Canterbury, ii. 112, 379;
iu. 253; iv. 252, 253, 462, Wi. Wa. D.
O. W. Wo. ; sends two nuncios to Eng-
land respecting the expenses of princes
Gregory X., Pope — cont
Edward and Edmund at the Crusade, ii.
113, 116, 879; iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
their articles of inquiry in England, ii.
118, 380; iv. 468, Wi. Wa. Wo.; re-
ceives H. de Sandwich, bishop of Lon-
don, into favour, ii. 115, 381 ; iv. 253,
255, 464, Wi. Wa. W. O. Wo. ; his
reception of Edward I. at Orvieto, iv.
254, W. ; grants him a tenth of eccle-
siastical property for three years, iv.
254, 256, W. O. ; celebrates the council
of Lyons, ii. 117, 383; iii. 260, 465 ;
iv. 257, 258, 465, Wi. Wa. D. Be. W.
O. Wo. ; grants a tenth of all eccle-
siastical property for the Holy Land, iii.
267 ; iv. 258, 260, 265, 465, D. W. O.
Wo.; with Alphonso X. of Cas^ at
Belcaire, ii- 119, 385 ; iv. 468, Wi. Wa.
Wo.; dies, ii. 121,; iii 267; iv. 267,
470, Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; dies at Arezzo,
ii. 385 ; iv. 469, Wa. Wo. ; his decree
respecting the papal elections, iv. 518,
Wo.
Gregory, arrangement with Dunstable
priory about a way, iii. 54, D. ; wounded
by Simon Eavegom, iii. 145^ D.
Greisley, the prior of, resigns, iii. 112, D.
Grenefelde, mill at, iii. 108, D. ; let to Wo-
bum, iii. 141.
Grenewelle, John de, restores and receives
again from Worcester priory the letter
respectiDg the pension of H. de Bluntes-
done, iv. 539, Wo.
Grentemaisnil, Hugh of, ravages the pro-
vinces of Leicester and Northampton, ii,
199, Wa.
Grenville, Richard de, settlement of his
lawsuit with Tewkesbury, i. 107, 108,
T. ; dies, and is buried at S. James's,
Bristol, i. 118 ; his wife brings a royal
brief for her dowry out of the land of
Tewkesbury abbey in Compton, i. 138.
Gresley, Robert de (third baron), wit-
nesses Magna Charta in 1225, 1. 282,
Bu.
Thomas de (fourth baron), one of
the twelve appointed at Oxford, i. 449 ,
INDEX.
167
Gresley, Thomas de — cont
Bu. ; one of the twenty-four, i. 450 ; is
to inquire into the state of the forests, i.
478.
Grey (Grai, Gray, Grci), Richard de,
defends Rochelle, iiL 86, D.
Richard de, one of the confede-
rates against the Poite^lns, iii. 210, D. ;
elected on the side of the barons at
Oxford, i. 447, Ba. ; sworn of the king's
council, i. 449 ; guardian of Dover
castle, i. 453 ; iii 225, Bu. D. ; acts of
the council confirmed before, i. 456,
Bu. ; taken prisoner at Kenilworth, iv.
166, O.
John de, Chester and its confines
committed to, by Henry III., iii. 168,
D. ; Joan Feyure sells her marriage
portion to, iii. 182 ; marries Joan
Peyure, iii. 183 ; auger of Henry III.,
1*6.; pays little respect to his wife's
funeral, iii. 202 ; arrangement respect-
ing her dower with her son, ib. ; ap-
pointed counsellor to prince Edward by
the barons, i. 445, Bu. ; one of the
twelve appointed at Oxford, i. 449 ; one
of the twenty-four, i. 450 ; guardian of
Hereford castle, i. 453 ; escapes with
difficulty from the mob in London, who
attack his house, iii. 223, D.
Reginald de, captures the steward
of the earl of Gloucester, and others,
iii. 246, D. ; gives up a rent-charge in
Eyam to Dunstable priory, iii. 270.
Henry de, lord of Newbottle, suit
with Dunstable respecting the advow-
son of Newbottle, iii. 318-320; his
ancestors, iii. 318,819; appears before
the justices in defence of his liberties,
iii. 360.
Walter de ; see Worcester, bishops
of; York, archbishops of.
Greynvile, Adam de, justice itinerant at
Bedford in 1262, iii. 217, D.
Griffith, son of Llewellyn, son of Seisyll,
bums Hereford, ii. 187, Wa. ; murdered
by the Welsh, ii. 188 ; iii. 423, Wu.
Be.
Griffith, son of Rhys, son of Tewdwr,
attacked by Henry L, i. 9, M. ; dies, i.
14.
Griffith, son of Gestin, kills Roger Ymor,
i. 12, M.
Griffith, son of Rhys, son of Griffith, sub-
mits to Peter de Leia, promises sub-
jection to Richard I., is flogged and
absolved, ii. 66, Wi. ; imprisoned at
Corfe for his invasion of England, ii. 68.
Griffith, son of Llewellyn, son of Jor-
werth, subdued by Henry HI., ii. 328 ;
iv. 433, Wa. Wo. ; surrendered as a
hostage by his brother David, i. 120;
iv. 433, T. Wo. ; imprisoned in London,
i. 120, T. ; killed in escaping from the
Tower, i. 133, 257, 408 ; iv. 468, 486,
T. Bu. Wo.
Grimbald, S., Newminster given to, by
Alfred, ii. 10, Wi. ; the monastery
moved, ii. 43.
Grimbaut, Heniy, of Charlton, iii. 320, D.
Grimescote, suit respecting the lease of,
iii. 161, D. ; homage done to the prior
of Dunstable for, iii. 260, 365 ; John de
Wodulle, lord of, iii. 400 ; rent-charge
due for, obtained by the prior of Dun-
stable, iii. 401.
Grimley, given to Worcester priory by
Beorhtwulf,king of Mercia, iv. 563, Wo. ;
term of the lease of, prolonged, iv. 409,
Wo.; the chapel given to R. dean of
Worcester, iv. 430 ; to R. of Cotheridge,
iv. 434; comes into the hands of the
priory, iv. 445 ; appropriated to the
priory by bishop Godfrey Giffard, iv.
458 ; the vicarage ^ven to Simon de la
Frithe, iv. 494 ; pasturage in, bought by
Worcester priory, iv. 550; the grange
destroyed by a storm, iv. 447.
Grimley, Matthew, deprived of his bene-
fice, iv. 430, Wo.
. Michael, agrees to the arrangement
respecting S. Helen's, Worcester, iv. 426.
Grinoldus, son of Pepin, iv. 365, Wo.
Grosmont, the army of Henry HI. de-
feated at, by W. Marshal, i. 91 ; iii. 136,
T. D.
168
INDEX.
Grosmont, the castle restored by Henry
III. to Hubert de Burgh, i. 112. T.
Grosseteste, Robert; see Lincoln, bishops
of.
Grossetu, Bartholomew, bishop of, sent by
Nicholas IV. to Edward I. to complain
of the royal prohibitions, iii. 365, D.
Grossus, Bertram, defeats the Stiidinger, i.
93, T.
Grovebury, the men of the prior of, mur-
der a lay brother of Dunstable, iii. 213,
D. ; suit against the prior of, for toll,
dropped, iii. 362.
Grusset, Richard, baili£f of the manor of
Toddington, iii. 379, D.
Guader, Ralph de, marries the daughter of
WiUiam ITitz-Osbem, ii. 31, 192, Wi.
Wa. ; given tho earldoms of Norfolk
and Suffolk by William I., ii. 192, Wa. ;
conspires against William I., ii. 31, 192,
Wi. Wa, ; escapes, ii. 31, Wi.
Gualo (Gwalo, Wallo), sent as legate into
England, i. 62 ; ii. 284 ; iy. 406, T.
Wa. Wo. ; excommunicates prince Louis,
i. 63 ; iv. 406, T. Wo. ; meets John, iii.
46, D. ; goes with John to Winchester,
ii. 82, Wi. ; received at Canterbuiy, but
flies from Louis to Bristol, iii 46, D. ;
orders the consecration of Henry, bishop
of Hereford, iv. 406, Wo. ; gives autho-
rity for the coronation of Henry lU., i.
224 ; iii. 48, Bu. D. ; crowns Henry III.,
i. 33, 62 ; ii..83, 286 ; Iv. 60, 407, M.T.
Wi. Wa. W. "Wo, ; holds a council at
Bristol, where fealty is sworn to Henry
IIL, ii. 286, Wa. ; goes with the royalists
to Newark, and commits his charge to
the bishop of Winchester, iii. 49, D. ;
interdicts Wales for holding with Loois,
ii. 286, Wa. ; at the siege of Lincoln,
i. 63 ; iv. 408, T. Wo. ; absolves the
royal forces before the battle, ib. ; has
R de Marlsco made bishop of Durham,
ii. 288, Wa. ; has Ralph made bishop of
Chichester, ii. 289, Wa. ; makes peace
between Henry III. and Louis, iv. 60,
O. ; imprisoui thirteen clerks, iii. 52,
D. ; seals thu confirmation of >Iagna
Gualo — cont,
Charta, ii. 290 ; iii. 150, Wa. D. ; makes
Hugh, abbat of Beaulieu, bishop of Car-
lisle, iL 291 ; iy. 410, Wa. Wo. ; his
motives for this, iL 291, Wa. ; refuses
to allow Worcester priory to elect the
bishop, and appoints William of Blois,
iv. 410, Wo.; recalled, i. 63; iv. 410,
T. Wo. ; leaves England, ii. 291 ; iii.
53, Wa. D. ; dies, iv. 69, O.
Gubttud, John, a palfrey given to, by Dun-
stable, iii. 160, D.
Grubiun ; see Gobion.
Gueldres, Reginald, count of, defeated by
the duke of Brabant, IL 407, Wa.
Guet, Richard, gives Quickbury to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 429, Be.
Gnibert, Anti-Pope, installed in Itome, i.
4 ; iii. 425 ; iv. 10, M. Be. O. W.
Guilford (Gildeduna), Alfred murdered at,
ii. 17, Wi. ; the castle taken by prince
Louis, ii. 285, Wa.
Guilford (Guifeld), in Sussex, suit respect-
ing tenements at, settled at Lewes, i. 99,
T.
Guinevere, queen, her tomb found at Glas-
tonbury, i. 22, M.
Guiscard, Robert, takes Apulia, ii. 16, Wi.
Guisnes, Baldwin IL, count of, demands
his rights from John, ii. 72, Wi.
Guleton (Guletnt, Gurtebo, t.e. Le Goulct),
conference between John and Philip II.
near, i. 199, Bu. ; terms of peace ar-
ranged at, i. 206 ; mentioned in the
treaty, i. 203, 204.
Gunhilda, daughter of Cnut, marries the
emperor Henry HI., ii. 178, Wa.
Gurdun, Adam de, his ravages with the
disinherited barons, iv. 187, W. ; cap-
tured by prince Edward in the forest of
Alton, ii. 370 ; iii. 241 ; iv. 189, Wa.
D. W. ; imprisoned at Windsor, iv.
190, W.
Bertram de, mortally wounds Rich-
ard I., i. 197, Bu. ; put to death by
Marcadi^e, ib.
Gurnalle, Fulk de, taken prisoner by
Richard I., iii. 27, D.
INDEX.
169
Gumay (Gonrnay, Gornath, Gornay, Gor-
nacum), Hugh de (fourth baron), fief
of, i. 204, Bo. ; surety for John in bis
treaty with Philip II., i. 206 ; despoils
Dunstable priory of Houghton, iii. C8,
D. ; gives up his templar's habit, and
dies without giving satisfaction to Dun-
stable, iii. 42.
— Hugh de (fifth baron), suit of
Dunstable priory with, for Houghton,
iii. 96, 100, D. ; had assigned a hide in
Sewell to Thomas Fainter of Houghton,
ill. 371.
Hawisia de (wife of Winebald de
Baalum), gives Inglishcombe to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 431, Be.
Robert, action of bishop Walter de
Cantelupe against, iv. 429, Wo. ; recon-
ciled with him, iy. 432.
Gurtebo in Normandy ; tee Guleton.
Gnssage ; see Gessich.
Guthlac, S., monk in Croyland, dies, iv.
366, Wo.
Guthred, king of the Isle of Man, i. 207,
Bu.
Guthrum, defeated by Alfred, and forced
to become Christian, ii. 9, Wi.
Guy, castellan of Vergey, besieged by
Hugh III., duke of Burgundy, iii. 23, D.
Gvarrenne ; tee Warrenne.
Gwent (Went) plun<^ercd by the royal
troops in 1233, i. 92, T. ; the castle
built by WiUiam, I., i. 3, M.
Gyrth, brother of Harold, killed at Hast-
ings, ii. 189, Wa.
H.
II., brother of the author of the annals of
Worcester, land let to, iv. 4 11, Wo. ; does
homage to the prior of Worcester, ib.
Hackelute, Walter, made guardian of the
earl of Gloucester's Welsh by Ivdward
I., iv. 526, Wo.
Hacoii (Ilakun), M., and his son, lose a
suit respecting a messuage held of Dun-
stable, iii. 328, D.
William, accused of being con-
cerned in Simon Mustard's death, iii.
306 ; acquitted, iiL 307 ; appeal of Chris-
tiana Mustard against, iii. 310.
Hacun, makes a hostile attempt on England,
il 193, Wa.
Hadestok, Augustine de, citizen of Loudon,
at the battle of Lewes, iv. 150, W.
Hadlow (Hanlou), Nicholas de, justice
itinerant in Buckinghamshire in 1254,
iii. 192, D. ; at Dunstable, iii. 193.
Hagneby (Horeburi), prior of, judge in a
cause of appeal, iii. 286, D.
Haie ; see Haye.
Hainault, Baldwin VI., count of, does
homage to Bichard I., i. 191, Bu.
John of, slain near Courtrai, iv. 652,
Wo.
men of, accompany queen Isabella
to England, iv. 347, O.
Hair cut in England, in consequence of a
dream, ii. 49, Wi.
Halan, attacks Aleppo, i. 492, Bu.
Hale (Ales), Simon de, justice itinerant in
Bedfordshire in 1225, iii. 95, D.
Halegod, Bobert, held a tenement in Dun-
stable, iii. 270, 273, D.
Hales Owen, in Shropshire, the abbat trans-
lated to Welbek, iv. 424, Wo.
' R., canon of, made abbat and
blessed at Worcester, ib. ; his presents to
Worcester priory, ib,
N., abbat of, dies, iv. 639.
John, canon, blessed as abbat at
Bosbury by Richard, bishop of Hereford,
iv. 540.
Halford church, comes into the -patronage
of the bishop of Worcester, iv. 438,
Wo.
Halidon Hill, battle of, iii. 473 ; iv. 349,
Be. O.
Hallingbury, land of, given to Bermondsey,
iii. 428, Be. ; manor granted to Ber-
mundscv, iii. 4C7.
170
INDEX.
Hallow (Hallawe), given by Cenwnlf to
"Worcester, iv. 367, Wo. ; term of leaae
prolonged, iv. 409 ; the chapel giTen to
K., dean of Worcester, iv. 430 ; given
to R. de Cotheridge, iv. 434 ; the lease
falls in, iv. 445 ; the chapel appropriated
to Worcester priory by bishop Godfrey
Giffiird, iv. 458 ; the vicarage given to
Richard, chaplain of Broadwas, iv. 491 ;
pasturage in, boaght by Worcester, iv.
549.
Halton ; see Alton.
Hamez, Amabel de, dies, i. 97, T.
Hambleden (Hameledene), advowson of,
suit of R. de Clare against Tewkesbury
respecting, i. 137, T.
Hameclin castle, destroyed by Llewellyn,
ii. 366, Wa.
Hamelin, pension granted to, by Worcester
priory, iv. 429, Wo.
Hameltone, William de, tithes of Brassing-
ton and Atlow let to, iii. 370, D. ; Wor-
• cester priorj' borrows 100/. from, iv. 513,
Wo.
llamm, manor near Wimborne, a lease
taken by Tewkesbury of, 1. 1G8, T.
Hammo, Dunstable priory fined on account
of, iii. 201, D.
Hammund, Hugh, suit of, iii. 381, D.
Hampshire, laid waste by Robert of Nor-
mandy, i. 7, M.
Hampstead, in Berkshire ; see Finchamp-
stead.
Hampton (? Warwickshire), tithes of, i.
367, Bu.
Hampton (Worcestershire), given by OtEa,
to Worcester, iv, 366, Wo. ; meadow of,
bought by Worcester of R. de Cloptone,
iv. 429.
Hampton Gay (Hamtonia), church of,
given to Osney, iv. 43, O.
Hanbury (Hambyre), action of the bishop
of Worcester against R. de Colewike
and G. de Hambyre respectiDg, iv. 429,
Wo.
Hanley (llanlege), I'eter Ic Botiler
knighted at, i. 142, T.
Hanselin, Thomas, and Geofrey, his son,
see a remarkable meteor at Alvaston, i.
310, Bu.
Hapsburg, Rodolph of, slays Pren^islas U.,
king of Bohemia, iv. 475, Wo. ; crowned
king of the Romans, iv. 256, W. ; em-
peror, iv. 491, Wo.
Harcla, Andrew de, in arms for Edward U.,
and slays H. de Bohun, earl of Hereford,
iv. 345, O. ; captures Thomas, earl of
Lancaster, iv. 346 ; made earl of Carlisle,
ib. ; seized at Carlisle and executed, ib.
Hardwick (Gloucestershire), church given
to Bermondsey, iii. 427, Be. ; duel at,
for Tenbury church, iv. 467, Wo.
Haie, Walter de, a party to a suit about
land in Wadlow, iii. 378, D.
Harecourt (Harecurt, Harcurth), Godfrey
de, guides Edward IIL in his invasion of
Normandy, iv. 351, O.
Robert de, surety for John in his
treaty with Philip II., i. 205, Bu.
William de, goes to the Holy Land,
ii. 292 ; iii. 5A, Wa. D.
Haree (Haren, Hares), a hamlet in Teb -
worth, land in, change made respecting,
by Dunstable, iii. 1 76, D. ; condition of
the land in, iii. 828 ; suit respecting
hidage in, iii. 333.
Hareng, Ralph, justiciary, dies, iii. 85, D.
Harfleur, surrendered to Henry V., iii. 484,
Be.
Harley (Harele, Harlega), Henry, lord of,
dies, iv. 480, Wo. ; his wife Joanna, ib. ;
his six sons, monks, ib.
Malcolm of, verdict respecting the
forest of Kinfare given to, to be sealed,
iv. 585, Wo. ; chooses the knights and
others for the perambulation of Fecken-
ham forest, t6.
Harlington (Herlingedune, Herlingdone,
Herlindone), church of, presentation to,
obtained by Dunstable priory against R.
Pirot, iii. 80, D. ; agreement with R.
Pirot respecting, iii. 85 ; patronage of,
obtained against R. Pirot, iii. 217, 218 ;
rent-charge in, obtained, iii. 253 ; writ
of qiiare impedit respecting, iii. 256.
INDEX.
171
Harlington^ parsons of:
John, dies, iii. 254, D.
William de la Mare^ ib. ; opposed by
R. Firot, iii. 254, 256 ; dies, iii.
283.
John of Radnor, tb. ; resigns, ib.
Walter de Ludeford, iii. 275, 283;
acquits the prior of Dunstable of a
debt of thirty marks, iii. 285.
Philip of, dies, iii. 77, D.
Harold I., doubtful birth of, ii. 16 ; ir. 371,
Wi. Wo. ; king of England, ii. 16, 180 ;
iii. 12 ; iv. 371, Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ;
banishes Emma, ii. 16, 180, Wi. Wa. ;
dies, i. 185 ; U. 17 ; iT. 4, 371, Bu. Wi.
0. Wo. ; dies at Oxford, ii. 180, Wa. ;
buried at Westminster, ib, ; buried in S.
Paul's, ii. 17, Wi. ; his body taken up,
thrown into the Thames, but afterwards
buried in the Danes' cemetery, in Lon-
don, t6. ^
Harold II., his father desires to make him
king alter Harthacnut, ii. 17, Wi. ; op-
poses Sweyn, ii. 182, Wa. ; goes to
Pevensea, ib, \ at Beverston with God-
wine in opposition to Edward the Con-
fessor, ii. 184 ; sununoned to the gemot,
ib.; banished, ib. ; goes to Ireland, n.
185 i lands in Portland, and ravages the
Isle of Wight, ib, ; goes to London, ib. ;
reconciled with the king, ii. 186; suc-
ceeds Godwine in his earldom, ib. ;
thrown by a tempest on Ponthieu, ii.
26, 187, Wi. Wa. ; captured by Guy,
and sent to William of Normandy, ii.
26, 187 ; iv. 4, Wi. Wa. O. ; his oath to
William, u. 26, 187 ; iii. 12 ; It. 4, 8,
Wi. Wa. D. O. W. ; returns to England,
ii. 26, 187, Wi. Wa. ; invades Wales, ii.
188; iii. 428, Wa. Be.; establishes a
king there on the murder of Grif&th,
ii. 188, Wa. ; sent to the Northumbrians
by the king, ib. ; breaks his oath to
William, i. 3, 185 ; ii. 26, 188; in. 12 ;
iv. 5, 8, M. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. W.;
seizes the crown, i. 3, 185 ; ii. 189 ; iii.
423 ; iv. 5, 7, M. Bu. Wa. Be. O. W, ;
succeeds Edward the Confessor as king,
Harold II.— con^.
iii 12 ; iv. 6, 372, D. O. Wo. ; con-
secrated king at Westminster, ii. 26, Wi.;
elected king, ii. 188, Wa. ; was not of
the royal race, li. 26, Wi. ; hostility of
William of Normandy to, ii. 188, Wa. ;
his victory at Stamford Bridge over
Harold Hardrada and Tostig, i. 3; ii.
189 ; iii. 12 ; iv. 6, M. Wa. D. W. ; de-
feated and killed by William at Hastings,
i. 3, 185 ; ii. 27, 189 ; iii. 12, 423 ; iv.
6, 7, 372, M. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; buried at Waltham, ii. 27 ; iii.
424, Wi. Be. ; his inconstancy of mind,
ii. 27, n. ; had been deserted by his army
in the Isle of Wight, ib. ; had no right
to the throne, iv. 7, W. ; had been sent
to William by Edward the Confessor, iv.
8 ; did homage to William, ib.
Harold, son of Harold U., invades the Ork-
neys, &c. with Magnus, i. 6, M.
Harold Hardrada, king of Norway, joins
Tostig and goes to York, ii. 189, Wa. ;
defeats Morkere and Edwin, ib. ; killed
at Stamford Bridge, 1. 3 ; ii. 189 ; iii. 12,
M. Wa. D. ; had served under the em-
peror of Constantinople and been ex-
posed to a lion for adultery, ii. 190, Wa.
Harold in., king of Denmark, ii. 32, 193,
Wi. Wa.
Hartald, a Proven9al, made keeper of the
wardrobe to flenry HI., iii. 194, D.
Harthacnut bom, ii. 15, Wi. ; Denmark
entrusted to, during Cnut's visit to
Home, ii. 16 ; in Denmark at Cnut's
death, ib, ; made king of the Danes by
Cnut, iv. 371, Wo. ; summoned from
Flanders on the death of Harold I., iv.
4, O. ; king of England, i. 185 ; ii. 17,
180 ; iii. 12 ; iv. 4, 371, Bu. Wi. Wa. D.
O. Wo. ; recalls Emma, ii. 1 7, Wi. ;
causes the body of Harold to be thrown
into the Thames, ib, ; hears of Alfred's
murder, but fears Grodwine, ii. 18 ; re-
ceives Edward honourably, iv. 4, 0. ;
dies, i.' 185; iv. 4, 371, Bu. 0. Wo.;
dies at Lambeth, and is buried at Win-
chester, ii. 18, 180, Wi. Wa.
1^2
INDfiX.
Ilaitlebury, bishop G. Giffard ill at, iv. 518,
Wo.
Adam of, appointed master miller at
MuUlerham by Worcester priory, iv. 542.
llarvington (Hervortone, Herfertone), ma-
nor of, given to Worcester priory by
bishiip Daneberht, iv. 563, Wo. ; lease
of, granted by Worcester for twelve years,
iv. 396, Wo. ; for ten years, iv. 422 ; for
twenty years to Simon de Walton, iv.
442 ; the forest deforested, iv. 417.
I parsons of:
A. dies, iv. 395.
Kobert of Clipstone, (A.
G. of Pershore, iv. 428.
S. of Bromsgrove, iv. 441.
Harwich, assembly at, from fear of invar
sion, in 1295, iil. 468, Be.; Isabella,
queen of Edward II., and prince Edward
land at, iii. 471.
llasteng, defeated by Alfred, ii. 9 ; goes
to and destroys Spezia, ib,
Hastings, battle of, i. 3, 185 ; ii. 27, 189 ;
iii. 1 2, 423 ; iv. 6, 7, 372, M. Bu. Wi. Wa.
1 ). Be. O. W. Wo. ; castle of, destroyed
by John, iii. 46, D.
Hastings, Henry of, iv. 430, Wo. ; joins
S'.mon de Montfort, iii. 222 ; iv. 133, D.
W. ; his flight at the battle of Lewes,
iii. 232 ; iv. 150, D. W. ; taken prisoner
at Evesham, ii. 365 ; iv. 455, Wa. Wo. ;
in Kcnilworth and plunders the neigh-
bouiing country, iii. 241, D.; sentence
on, by the dictum of Kenil worth, iii. 243;
his perjury after being allowed to go free
from Kcnilworth, iv. 203, W. ; becomes
the leader of the barons in the isle of
Ely, iv. 204 ; his wife Joanna dc Can-
telupe, iii. 257, D. ; dead, ib.
John of, gifts of, to Dunstable, iii
315, D. ; a claimant of the kingdom of
Scotland, submits his claim to Edward
I., ii. 410, 411 ; iii. 368 ; iv. 507, 508,
Wa. D. Wo.
Hatcham (Hacchesham), Deptford, tithes
of, given to Bermondsey, iii. 443, Be. ;
composition respecting, iii. 465 ; suit re-
specting, iii^ 478.
Haverford (Avereford), ships of, taken, i.
91, T.
Havering (Haverygge), Joanna, queen of
Scotland, dies at, L 106, T.
John of, left by Edward I. as
guardian in Wales, iii. 387, D. ; brings
Madoc-ap-Uewellyn to Edward I., iii.
387 ; iv. 522, D. Wo.
Richard of, proclamation of, to the
bailiffs of Luton, iii. 187, D.
Hawile, Helyas de, put in chaige of Bourg
castle, iv. 519, Wo.
Hawkley, Robert, murdered in the choir
of Westminster abbey by Hugh de Staf-
ford, iii. 480, Be.
Hay, slaughter near, i. 79, T.
Haye (Haia, Haie, Haya), Ralph de, cap-
tured by Henry II. in Normandy, iii.
21, D.
Robert de,dies, iii. 165, D. ; extor-
tion practised on his executors, iii.
172.
Walter de la, recovers rights of
common at Hyde, iii. 281, D. ; murder
and suicide of, iii. 401 ; his wife Matilda,
ib.
Matilda de la, wife of William de
Braose ; see Braose,
Hayles (Haylege), Henry of Almaine bap-
tized at, i. 98, T. ; abbey of, founded by
Richard of Cornwall, i. 146 ; ii. 93,337 ;
iii. 252 ; iv. 437, T. Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ;
monks taken from Beaulieu for it, ii.
337, Wa. ; the church dedicated, ii. 93,
343, Wi. Wa., by bishop W. de Cante-
lupe, i. 146 ; iv. 440, T. Wo. ; gifts of
Richard and Henry lU. to, ii. 343, Wa.;
Henry of Almaine buried in, ii. 1 10, 377 ;
iv. 244, 460, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo.;
Richard king of Gkrmany buried in, ii.
Ill, 378; iii. 252; iv. 248, 461, Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
Heat, great, in 1252, ii. 344; iv. 103, Wa.
O. W.
Hebron taken by Saladin, i. 19, M.
Hecham, Heceham ; see Higham Ferrers.
Hcitono ; see Ilcydoue.
INDEX.
173
Hellas, minister general of the Franciscnnfi,
deposed, iii. 155, D. ; goes to the em-
peror, ib,
a goldsmith at Tewkesbury, his son
miracnlously cured, i. 85, T.
chaplain of Richard of Cornwall,
dies, i. 148, T.
de la Fl^che, count of Maine ; see
Fleche.
Helyun, Walter de, bums a hedge at
Bromsgrove, iv. 480, Wo.
Hemel-Hempstead (Hemlamstede), the
mob at, in 1381, iii. 417, D.
Hempage (Hanepinge), wood of, cut down
by bishop Walchelin for Winchester
cathedral, ii. 84, Wi.
Henbury (Hembure), duel for the bailwick
of, iv. 467, Wo.
Hengham (Wengharo), Henry de, elected
on the king's side at Oxford, i. 447, Bu. ;
$ee London, bishops of.
— Ralph de, his clei-k admitted to
S. Peter's, Bedford, iii. 316, 322, D. ; his
accusation and fine, iiL 357 ; deprived
of his office as judge, iv. 321, O. ; for-
gives Dunstable priory their debts for
twenty-four marks yearly, iv. 364, D. ;
this paid in 1292, iii. 372 ; in 1293, iii.
376 ; not paid in 1294, iii. 391.
Hengist, leadct* of tl*e Saxons, iv. 362,
Wo. ; king of Kent. i'. 146, Wa.
Henley castle, given up by G. de Clare as
a security for a time, iv. 232, W.
Henniere (Hennemere) meadow, given to
Tewkesbury, i. 74, T. ; another near it
given, i. 76.
Henry II., emperor, dies, ii. 178, Wa.
III., emperor, marries Cnnt's
daughter, ib, ; dies, ii. 187.
lY., emperor, «&. ; forcibly enters
Rome and se^ up Guibert the Anti-
Pope, iv. 10, O. W. ; at war with his
son, ii. 212, Wa. ; dies, ii. 212 ; iv. 15,
374, Wa. O. Wo.
v., emperor, at war with his feither.
ii. 212, Wa, ; succeeds to the empire,
ii. 212; iv. 15, 374, Wa. O. Wo.;
marries Matilda, daughter of Henry I.,
Henry V., empcrnr— row^
ii. 43, 209, 213, 214; iii. 431 ; iv. It,
16, 375, 376, Wi. Wa. Be. W. <). Wo, ;
seizes Pope Paschal II., i. 44 ; iv. IC,
375, T. O. W. Wo. ; makes peace with
him, i. 44 ; iv. 16, 375, T. O. W. Wo. ;
sets up Gregory as Anti-Pope, iv. 377,
Wo.; anathematized by Pope Calixtus
II., ii. 45, Wi. ; dies, i. 1 1 ; ii. 48, 219 ;
iv. 18, M. Wi. Wa. O,
VI., emperor, marries Constance
of Sicily, iii. 23, D. ; crowned by Pope
' Celestine IH., iii. 25 ; iv. 387, D. Wo. ;
extorts Richard I. from Leopold IV., iv.
47, W. ; keeps Richard I. in captivity,
i. 22, 55 ; ii. 248 ; iii. 448 ; iv. 46, 387,
M. T. Wa. Be. 0. Wo. ; makes known
his seizure to Philip II., i. 189, Bu. ;
comes to Spires to treat of his liberation,
i. 190 ; puts off the day of his liberation,
ib, ; hold a council at Mentz respecting
it, 1*6.; frees him by the hands of the
archbishops of Cologne and Mentz, ib. ;
gives him a safe conduct, i. 191 ; re-
ceives his ransom, iv. 47, O. W. ; dies, i.
23 ; u. 66, 251 ; iv. 48, M. Wi. Wa. O.
Henry I., bom, i. 185 ; ii. 27 ; iv. 372, Bu.
Wi. Wo. ; knighted by his finther, ii. 34,
195 ; iv. 373, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; fidelity
sworn to, iv. 373, Wo. ; treasure left
him by his fiither, ii. 196 ; iii. 13 ; iv. 11,
373, Wa. D. W. Wo. ; presage of his
better future fate than his brothers, iv.
11, W. ; Maine given to, ii. 35, Wi. ;
attacked by Robert and William m Mont
S. Michel, ii. 36, Wi. ; gives up Mont
S. Michel, ib.; at Domfront, iL 203,
Wa. ; comes to England at the order of
WUUam, ii. 38, 203, Wi. Wa. ; gifts of
William to, ii. 38, Wi. ; goes into Nor-
mandy against Robert, ii. 204, Wa. ;
lends Robert money for the crusade, iv.
13, W. ; succeeds William II. as king, i.
7,44; ii. 41, 208; iii. 13, 429; iv. 14,
373, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ;
consecrated by Maurice, bishop of
London, ii. 40, 208 ; iii. 429 ; iv. 373,
Wi. Wa. Be. Wo. ; crowned, i. 186 ; iv.
174
INDEX.
Henry I. —cont.
14, Bu. W. ; Thomas, archbishop of
York, assists in the coronation, iii.
429, Be. ; consecrated by Grerard, arch-
bishop of York, iy. 14, O. ; his promises
of better government, ii. 208, Wa. ;
marries Matilda, daughter of Malcolm of
Scothmd, i. 7, 186 ; ii. 40, 209 ; iiL 13,
430 ; iv. 14, 374, M. Bo. Wi. Wa. D.
Be. O. W, Wo.; appoints to yarions
bishopricks, ii. 40, WL ; recalls S. An-
selm, ii. 209 ; iv. 14, Wa. W. ; quarrels
with S. Anselm, i. 8 ; ii. 40 ; iii. 13 ; iv.
14, 374, M. Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; sends to
Rome against him, ii. 41, Wi. ; imprisons
B. Passeflabere, ii. 209, Wa. ; conspiracy
against him in favour of Robert, ib. ;
reconciled with Robert, ib, ; his quarrel
with Robert de Belesme, ii. 210, Wa. ; be-
sieges Arundel and Bridgenorth castles,
ib. ; outlaws Robert de Belesme, ii. 210;
iii. 430, Wa. Be. ; crowned in London,
ii. 41, Wi. ; crowned again at Winches-
ter, i6. ; his agreement irith Robert of
Normandy, t&. ; restores his see to R. Pas-
seflabeie, ii. 4 1 , Wi. ; his gifts to Robert,
ii. 42 ; iv. 374, Wi. Wo. ; Robert lets him
off the 8,000 marks promised, ii. 310,
Wa. ; his quarrel with Robert, ii. 311,
Wa. ; crosses and returns, ii. 42, Wi. ;
sends some of his liegemen to Nor-
mandy, ii. 21 1, Wa. ; invades Normandy,
i. 8 ; ii. 42, 211, M. Wi. Wa. ; destroys
the abbey of S. Pierre sur Dive, iL 42,
Wi. ; takes Caen and Bayeuz, ii. 211;
iv. 374, Wa. Wo. ; bums Bayeuz, L 8,
44 ; iv. 874, M. T. Wo. ; returns to
England, i. 8, M. ; failure of Robert's
attempt at reconciliation, ii. 211, Wa.;
at Bath at Easter, and at Salisbury at
Whitsuntide, iL 812; goes into Nor-
mandy, ii. 212 ; iv. 16, Wa, W. ; wins
the battle of Tinchebrai, and captures
Robert, William, earl of Mortain, Ead-
gar ^thling, &c., i. 44, 186; iL 42,
212; iii. 430; iv. 15, 374, T. Bu. WL
Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ; lets Eadgar go,
iL 212, Wa. ; subdues Normandy, L 9 ;
Henry I. — emit.
iL 212; iv. 15, 374, M. Wa. O. Wo.;
imprisons Robert, L 186 ; iL 42, 212 ;
iiL 430 J iv. 15, Bu. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W.,
at Warham, ii. 42, WL ; blinds him, ii.
50 ; iv. 15, 878, Wi. W. Wo. ; comes to
England with Matilda, and is crowned at
Windsor, iL 42, WL ; his greatness and
glory, ii. 213, Wa. ; gives away many
bishopricks and abbeys, ii. 213, Wa. ;
his movements in 1108, ib, ; crosses to
Normandy, ii. 43, 213, Wi. Wa. ; at war
with Louis VL, iL 213, Wa. ; his avarice
reUting to Tewkesbury, ii. 43, Wi. ; his
concession respecting investitures, iv.
374, Wo. ; the question of investitures
settled, iii. 14, D. ; his movements in
1109, ii. 213, Wa. ; receives the oaths
of the emperor Henry Y.'s ambassadors
sent for his daughter Matilda, ib, ; his
movements in 1 1 10, t6.; marries Matilda
to the emperor, iL 43, 214 ; iii. 431 ;
iv. 16, 375, Wl Wa, Be. 0. W. Wo. ;
goes into Normandy against Fulk of
Anjou, iL 214, Wa.; transfers the mo-
nastery of 6. Grimbald at Winchester,
ii. 48, Wi. ; orders the new monastery
at Winchester to be built, iL 214, Wa. ;
extorts 800 marks from William Giffard,
bishop of Winchester, iL 44, Wi. ; out-
laws William, count of Evreux, and
William Crispin, ii. 214, Wa. ; restores
to Philip de Braose his lands, ib.i takes
Robert de Belesme prisoner, ib, ; impri-
sons him at Warham, ii. 44, 215, WL
Wa. ; crosses,- and returns, ii. 44, WL ;
at Windsor at Christmas, iL 215, Wa. ;
invades Wales, L 9 ; ii. 44, 215, M.
WL Wa. ; submission of the Welsh to
him, ii. 44, 215, Wi. Wa. ; builds forts
in Wales, ii. 44, 215, WL Wa.; goes
into Normandy, ii. 44, 215 ; iv. 376,
WL Wa. Wo. ; returns, ii. 44, Wi. ;
makes Ralph d^Escures archbishop of
Canterbury, iL 215, Wa.; makes Ely
an episcopal see, iL 215 ; iii. 14, 431 ;
iv. 375, Wa. D. Be. Wo. ; is crowned at
S. Alban's, ii. 44 ; iv. 376, Wi. Wo. ;
INDEX.
176
Heniy I. — cont
present at the dedication of S. Alban*s,
u. 44, 215 ; in. 432 ; iv. 376, Wi. Wa.
Be. Wo. ; hiB dream, iii. 432, Be. ; makes
the barons swear homage to prince
William, ii. 215, Wa. ; sends an embassy
to Pope Paschal IL, ii. 45, WL ; goes into
Normandy, I 10; ii. 45, 216, M. Wi.
Wa. ; his war with Louis VI., i. 10, M. ;
aids Theobald of Blois ag^st Louis VL,
ii. 216, Wa. ; his losses through the war,
ib. ; puU Louis VL to flight, ii 45, 217,
Wi. Wa. ; meets Pope Caliztos IE. at
Gisors, iii. 14, D.; his liegemen make
peace, and he takes some of their castles,
ii. 217, Wa. ; at peace with Louis VI., ii.
46, 217, Wi. Wa.; opposes Thurstan's
consecration, iv. 377, Wo. ; returns to
England, ii. 217; iv. 377, Wa. Wo.;
with Theobald of Blois at Brampton, ii.
218, Wa. ; marries Adelais of Ix>uyain,
i. 45; ii. 46, 218 ; iii 433; iv. 17, 377,
T. Wi Wa. Be. O. W. Wo.; crowned
with her at Westminster, ii. 218, Wa. ;
fiivours the Winchester monks against the
bishop, ii 46, Wi; reconciles bishop
W. Giffiiid and the monks, ii. 47, Wi. ;
goes into Wales and reduces the Welsh,
ii 218; iii. 433, Wa. Be. ; sends for his
daughter Matilda on the emperor's death,
ii. 48, 218, Wi Wa. ; his movanents in
the year 1122, ii. 218, Wa.; waiU for
Matilda in Kent, ib.; agrees to join
Horton and Sherborne monasteries, i 10,
M. ; goes to Northumberland, ii. 218,
Wa.; at Dunstable, and then at Berk-
hampstead, ib,i revolt of Waleran de
Bellomont, ii. 219, Wa. ; goes into Nor-
mandy, i 11; ii 219, M. Wa.; takes
Pont-Andemer, ii. 219, Wa.; imprisons
R. de Bellomont and others, ib. ; his
severity against coiners, i 11; ii. 219;
iv. 18, M. Wa. O. W. ; John of Crema
comes to him, i 11, M. ; makes peace
with Louis VL, ii 220, Wa. ; letoms
to England, i. 12, M. ; brings Matilda
with him from Nonnandy, ii 220, Wa. ;
his movements in 1127, ib. ; sends
ITenry L — conL
Matilda into Normandy, ib.; goes into
France, and, while at Epemon, compels
Louis VI. not to aid William, count
of Planders, ti.; persuades Thierry to
claim Planders, ib, ; makes Henry of
Blois bishop of Winchester, iv. 37 7, Wo.;
his return to England in triumph, ii 221,
Wa. ; holds a council in London on the
question of priests' wives, i 12 ; ii. 221,
M. Wa. ; his movements in 1130, ii.
222, Wa. ; at the dedication of Canter-
bury cathedral, ii 222 ; iv. 19, Wa. O.
W. ; receives Innocent II. honourably,
ii. 49, Wi. ; takes Hugh, elect of Rouen,
with him into Nonnandy, ii. 222, Wa. ;
returns to England with Matilda, ib. ; at
Dunstable, and then at Woodstock, ii.
223, Wa. ; ill at Windsor, ib. ; in the
new hall at Oxford at Easter, ib. ; his
movements and appointments in 1133,
ib. ; makes Coventry the seat of a bishop,
tifr. ; establishes an episcopal see at Car-
lisle, ib.; goes into Normandy for the
last time, i 13 ; ii. 49, 223, M. Wi Wa. ;
makes Henry, son of Matilda, heir of
the kingdom, iii. 14, D. ; his joy in his
grandchildren, ii. 223, Wa. ; detained in
Normandy on account of the troubles
between Geoffirey of Aijon and Matilda,
ii 224 ; had founded Beading, ii. 224 ;
iii 14, Wa. D. ; sends the arm of S.
James to Beading, iv. 37jB, Wo. ; causes
the nobles to swear homage to Matilda,
iv. 18, O. W. ; dies, i 45, 186; ii. 224;
iii. 14; iv. 20, T. Bu. Wa. D. O. W. ;
dies at Lyons-la-fordt, i 13 ; ii. 50 ; iii.
435 ; iv. 378, M. Wi. Be. Wo. ; his body
brought to Rouen, and then to Caen, ii.
60, Wi.; buried at Beadmg, i 13 ; ii
50, 225; iii 14, 435; iv. 20, 378, M.
Wi Wa. D. Be. W. Wo. ; verses on hun,
ii. 224, Wa. ; his children, iv. 14, W. ;
his destruction of the wicked in his
kingdom, i 186, Bu. ; monasteries
founded by him, il. 224 ; iii 14, Wa. D.;
said to have declared Stephen his heir,
iii. 15, D. ; had confirmed the gifts of
176
INDEX.
ITonry l.— cont.
various ])era<)n8 to Bermondsey, iii. 428,
429,433,434,Be.; gifts ofjtoBermondsey,
iii. 434 ; gives Shorne and Cobham, ib. ;
his benefits to Bermondsey, iii. 435 ; bad
assigned Bristol and Marlborough castles
to his son liobeit of Gloucester, iv. 22,
W. ; had permitted Alexander I. to be
king of Scotland, it. 337) O.
Henry II., bom, ii. 49, 223 ; iiL 14, 434 ;
iv. 16, 21, 378, Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; declared heir by Henry I., iii. 14,
D. ; homage sworn to, ib. ; solemnly
received at the convent of Bee, ii. 232,
Wa. ; knighted, iv. 379, Wo., by David,
king of Scotland, ii. 233 ; iii. 16 ; iv. 27,
Wa. D. W. ; sent by Geoffrey of Anjou
to England in his place, ii. 53, Wi. ;
brought to England by his mother, iv.
21, W.; succeeds his fkther in Anjou,
Normandy, and Maine, i. 47 ; ii. 233; iv.
27, 379, T. Wa. W. Wo. ; does homage
to Louis VIL, iii 16, D. ; marries Elea-
nor of Aquitaine, i. 47 ; ii. 234 ; iii. 16 ;
iv. 28, 380, T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his
possessions through Eleanor, iii. 16 ; iv.
28, D. W. ; comes to England with
thirty-six ships, ii. 235, Wa. ; Warwick
castle surrendered to, i&. ; comes to Eng-
land, and takes Malmesbury castle, i.
47 ; iii. 16 ; iv. 380, T. D. Wo. ; takes
Stamford castle, i. 47, T. ; makes peace
with Stephen, ii. 236; iii. 16; iv. 28,
380, Wa. D. W. Wo. ; made heir by
Stephen, iii. 16 ; iv. 28, D. O. W. ; does
homage to Stephen, il. 55, Wi. ; the
English nobles do homage to him, ib. ;
fear and love of him in England, ii. 236,
Wa. ; succeeds Stephen as king, i. 15,
48, 187 ; ii. 55, 236 ; iv. 29, M. T. Bu.
Wi. Wa. O. W. ; crowned by archbishop
Theobald, ii. 236 ; iii. 17, 439 ; iv. 29,
Wa. D. Be. W. ; his genealogy, iii.
17, D. ; homage sworn to, in England,
ii. 55, Wi. ; licence given to, by Pope
Adrian IV. to subdue Ireland, iii. 17,
D. ; takes Bridgenorth castle, i. 48 ; ii.
55; iii. 17, T. Wi. D. ; Gloucester sur-
Henry II. — cont.
rendered to, iii. 17, D. ; destroys tliu
newly built castles, ii. 286, Wa. ; expels
the Flemings, ib. ; deposes certain pseudo-
counts, ib,; outlaws WilUam Feverel,
ib. ; holds a council at Winchester re-
specting Ireland, IL 237, Wa. ; destroys
the castles of Henry of Blois, ib. ; crosses,
and takes the castles of his brother Geof-
frey, i. 48 ; iv. 29, T. O. W. ; Carlisle,
Bamborough, &c. surrendered to, by
Malcolm IV. of Scotland, ii. 237 ; iii. 18,
Wa. D. ; takes hostages fromMalcolm IV.,
ii. 56 ; iv. 380, Wi. Wo. ; forces him to
resign the four northern counties, iv. 30,
W. ; gives the earldom of Huntingdon
to Malcolm IV., il. 237, Wa. ; prepares
an expedition against Wales, ib. ; invades
and subdues Wales, i. 48 ; iL 56, 237 ;
iv. 30, T. Wi. Wa. O. W. ; makes
friends with Owain, i. 15, M. ; subdues
Howel, son of Owain, iv. 30, O. ; Howel
surrendered to him, iv. 30, W. ; makes
peace with Rhys, i. 48, T. ; fortifies
Hhuddlan castle, ii. 237, Wa. ; builds
Basingwerk, and a house for the Tem-
plars between it and Rhuddlan, ib. ;
crowned at Worcester, iii. 18, 440, D.
Be. ; lays aside his crown afterwards,
iii. 440, Be.; new coinage in 1158, ii.
238, Wa. ; obtains Britanny, i. 48, T. ;
takes Nantes, iv. 30, O. ; makes a treaty
with Louis VII., iv. 31, O. ; leads an
army against Toulouse, i. 48 ; ii. 56,
238 ; iii. 18 ; iv. 31, 380, T. Wi. Wa. D.
O. W. Wo. ; compels Geoffirey of Aijou
to surrender three castles, iv. 31, W. ; is
forced to retreat from Toulouse, iv. 31,
O. ; at Paris, iv. 380, Wo. ; acknowledges
Alexander HI. as Pope, iii. 18; iv. 31,
D. W. ; Cahors surrendered to, iv. 31,
O. ; makes peace with Louis VII., iii.
441 ; iv. 380, Be. Wo. ; crowned at Idn-
coln, iv. 31, W. ; goes into Wales, and
puts to death the Welsh hostagss, ii. 288,
239, Wa. ; has homage sworn to prince
Henry, iii. 18, D. ; makes Becket arch-
bishop of Canterbury, i. 211 ; ii. 56, Bu.
INDEX.
17;
Henry Ih—cont,
Wi. ; his anger at his resignation of the
chancellorship, iii. 18, D. ; Malcolm of
Scotland and Bhys of Wales do homage
to, lb. ; pats prince Henry under Becket's
charge, iL 57, Wi. ; the constitutions of
Clarendon, iii. 18 ; iv. 381, D. Wo. ; at
the dedication of Reading abbey, ii. 57,
Wi. ; his quarrel with archbishop Becket,
ii. 57; iv. 33, 381, Wi. O. W. Wo.;
invades South Wales, i. 15, M. ; present
at the translation of Edward the Con-
fessor in 1164, iii. 442, Be.; invades
North Wales, i. 15, M. ; seizes Becket*s
possessions, ii. 58, Wi. ; forbids Louis
YII. and Thierry, count of Flanders, to
receive him, ib. ; proscribes his relations,
ii. 59 ; holds a council at Oxford in
1166, 1 49; iv. 381, T. Wo. ; threatens
the Cistercians if they receive Becket,
ii. 59, Wi. ; endeavour of Louis VII.
and two cardinals for peace, ii. 59 ; iv.
382, Wl Wo. ; goes to France, and
another attempt at reconciliation fails,
ii. 59, Wi. ; conference at Montmirail,
iii. 19, D. ; refuses Becket the kiss of
peace, iv. 382, Wo. ; has his son Henry
crowned king, L 50 ; ii. 239, T. Wa.,
by the archbishop of York, i. 16 ; ii. 59 ;
iii. 443 ; iv. 34, 382, M. Wi. Be. O. W.
Wo.; reconciled with Becket, ii. 60;
iii. 19 ; iv. 382, WL D. Wo. ; goes to
and subdues Irehmd, i. 17, 50; ii. 60,
239 ; iv. 34, M. T. Wi. Wa. W. ; letter
to the young king on his reconciliation
with Becket, iii. 19, D. ; the bishop of
Worcester goes to Rome to excuse him
firom Beckef s murder, i. 50 ; iv. 383, T.
Wo. ; his oath as to his innocence, i. 50,
T. ; absolved, iii. 20, D. ; returns from
Ireland, i. 50; ii. 239; iii. 443, T.
Wa. Be. ; crowned by the archbishop of
Rouen, i. 50 ; quarrels with his son
prince Henry, i. 16, 51 ; ii. 60, 239 ; iii.
20 ; iv. 34, 388, M. T. Wi. Wa, D. O.
W. Wo. ; goes into Normandy, iii. 443,
Be. ; brings an army of mercenaries
against his son, iv. 35, W. ; summons the
VOL. V.
Henry II. — ami,
Brabanters to his aid, ii. G 1 ,Wi. ; takes the
earl of Chester and others in Normandy,
iii. 2 1 ; his penance at Becket*s tomb, ib. ;
captures William, king of Scotland, iv.
383, Wo. ; homage of William, king of
Scotland, to, iii. 21 ; iv. 337, D. 0. ;
letter to Pope Alexander III. giving
privileges to the clergy, iii. 22, D. ; his
war with Louis VII., ii. 61, Wi. ; forces
Louis VII. to fly from Rouen, ii. 61 ; iv.
383, Wl Wo. ; makes peace with Louis,
ii. 61, Wi. ; makes peace with his sons, i.
17, 51 ; ii. 61, 240 ; iii. 21,444 ; iv. 36,
383. M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. Wo. ; letter
announcing this, iii. 21, 1). ; his gifts to
them, ib. ; makes a treaty with Louis
VII., ii. 241; iv. 37, 38, Wa. O. W.;
comes to England, i. 5 1 , T. ; superintends
the introduction of regular canons at
Waltham, i. 61 ; ii. 241, T. Wa. ; induces
his son Geoffrey to resign the bishoprick
of lincoln, iv. 37, O. ; charity of, to ten
poor men, iv. 383, Wo. ; goes into Bri-
tanny, and marries his son Geoffrey to
Constance, iv. 37, W. ; reconciled with
queen Eleanor, ii. 241. Wa. ; changes the
coinage, ii. 62, 242 ; iv. 39, 384, Wi.Wa.
O. W. Wo. ; orders all to wear arms, ii.
242, Wa. ; visited at Belveir by the French
king, iii. 23, D. ; present at the reception
of the patriarch Heraclius at Winchester,
ii. 62, Wi. ; offered the crown of Jeru-
salem, L 52 ; iv. 385, T. Wo ; sends
42,000 marks to Jerusalem, iv. 385, Wo. ;
his quarrel and war with his sons, i. 53 ;
ii. 242 ; iv. 385, T. Wa. Wo. ; takes the
cross, i. 19, 54 ; ii. 63, 245 ; iii. 24,446 ;
iv. 41, 386, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo., at Gisors (D.) ; war with Philip
IL, ii. 245 ; iii. 24 ; iv. 386. Wa, D. Wo. ;
besieged by his son and Philip II., iv.
42, O. ; makes peace and does homage,
iii. 24, D.; dies, i. 20, 54, 188; ii. 63,
246 ; iii. 446 ; iv. 41, 42, M. T. Bu. Wi.
Wa. Be. W. O. ; dies at Chinon, iii. 24 ;
iv. 386, D. Wo. ; buried at Fontevraud,
ii. 246 ; ui. 24^ 446 ; iv. 42, 386, Wa. D.
178
INDEX.
Henry U.—coni,
Be. W. Wo. ; his defence of Noimandy
against Louis VTI. and Philip 11., i. 188,
BiL; confirms gifts to Bermondsey, iiL
437, 440, 442, 443, Be. ; gives warren
of all his lands in Surrey to Bermondsey,
iii. 444 ; his sons, iv. 34, W.
Henry lU., bom, i. 29, 58, 209 ; iil 29,
451 ; iv. 395, M. T. Bu. D. Be. Wo.,
bom at Winchester, ii. 80, 259,Wi. Wa.;
homage sworn to, iv. 54, O.
1216: — succeeds John, iii. 48; iv.
60, D. O. ; succeeds John, and is
crowned at Gloucester, i. 33, 62,
224 ; il 83, 286 ; iii. 454 ; iv. 60, 407,
M. T. Bu. Wi. Wa. Be. W. Wo. ;
crowned by Gualo, i. 33, 62 ; ii. 88,
286, M. T. Wi. Wa. ; crowned by
the order of Gualo and archbishop
Langton, i. 224, Bu. ; anointed at
Bristol, and crowned by the autho-
rity of Gualo, by the bishops of
Winchester, Worcester, and Exeter,
iii. 48, D. ; crowned by archbishop
Langton, iii. 454, Be. ; a chaplet
put on him by Gualo and the
archbishop of Dublin, iv. 60, W. ;
crowned by Gualo and Peter,
bishop of Winchester, iv. 407, Wo. ;
regulation for all to wear a chaplet,
iv. 60, W.
1217 : — tax throughout the country,
iv. 408, Wo. ; joined by many who
opposed his father, iii. 48, D. ;
takes Winchester castle, iv. 408,
Wo. ; makes peace with Louis, i. 63 ;
iii. 454 ; iv. 409, T. Be. Wo. ; his
prosperity, iii. 50, D ; peace through-
out the country, iv. 409, Wo. ; oath
sworn to at Dunstable, iii. 53, D.
1218: — at the dedication of Worces-
ter cathedral, iv. 409, Wo.
1219 : — ^begins to use a seal, i. 64 ; ii.
83, 291 ; iii. 52; iv. 410, 411, T.
Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ; a twentieth paid
to Rome, ii. 83, Wi. ; truce for four
years with Philip H., iil. 56; iv.
412, D. Wo.
Henry HL — cotU,
1220:— at the translation of S. Thomas
' at Canterbury, iii. 454 ; crowned at
Westminster, i. 65 ; iL 293 ; iv. 61,
T. Wa. p., by Stephen Langton, iL
83; iii. 57, 454; iv. 61, 412, Wi.
D. Be. W. Wo. ; lays the first stone
of the new work at Westminster, iiL
455, Be ; tallage given to, iL 83, 293 ;
iii. 60, WL Wa. D. ; a stone laid
for in the new church at Salisbury,
L 66, T. ; oath of the barons to, iii.
57, D. ; Hubert de Burgh appointed
his guardian, iv. 62, W.; remits
5,000 marks to Alexander IL of
Scotland, and promises to restore
his sisters, iii. 58, D.
1221 : — ^passes through Oxford, North-
ampton« and Nottingham, on his
way to York to give his sister to
Alexander IL, iii. 69, D. ; gives his
sister Joanna to Alexander II., iL
84,^ WL ; letter to, from cardinal
Pelagius about Prester John, iii. 69,
D. ; besieges and takes Biham castle,
iv. 4 13,. Wo. ; banishes the earl of
Albemarle to the Holy Land, ib,
1222 : — ^grants a subsidy for the Holy
Land, ii. 296, Wa. ; refuses Hugh
de Lacy*s petition, iii. 75, D. ; war
in Poitou excited by his mother, ib.
1223 : — takes hostages from the citi-
zens for the Westminster riots, iii.
79, D.; is reconciled on their pay-
ing a fine, t6. ; Llewellyn obtains
aid from, in Wales, iiL 82, D. ; con-
sequent disturbances in Wales, i.
66 ; iii. 82, T. D. ; holds a parlia-
ment at Worcester, iv. 415, Wo.;
goes into Wales against Uewellyn,
iii. 82, 83, D. ; B. Blundevil goes
to, for Llewellyn, iii. 82, D. ; defeats
Llewellyn, iv. 65, W. ; fortifies
Montgomery castle agunst Lle-
wellyn, iv. 66, W. ; peace arranged
with Llewellyn, iii. 83, D. ; declared
of age as far as certain points, ib. ;
the attack of certain barons on
INItEX.
179
Henry IIL—eoftl.
1223 : — ami,
London stopped by his approach,
t6. ; one of them, S. Blimderii, i. 66 ;
uL 83, T. D. ; giyes his sister Elea-
nor to W. Marshal, iL 84, WL ;
receiYes John de Brienne in Eng-
land, iiL 85, D. ; keeps Christmas at
Northampton, iiL 84 ; discusses the
means of aiding Foitou, iii. 86.
12S4: — his council will prolong the
trace with France for four years
only, iiL 86, D. ; sends 60 knights
to the aid of Rochelle, ib,; his
order as to the expulsion of aliens,
iiL 456, Be. ; besieges and takes
Bedford castle, L 67, 225 ; ii. 84,
800; iii. 86-^8, 466; iv. 63, 65,
416, 417, T. Bu. WL Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo. ; hangs W. de Breaute,
and the defenders of the castle, L
67 ; ii. 84, 300 ; iiL 88 ; iv. 64, 65,
416, T. WL Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ;
sends to the Pope respecting Fawkes
de Breaut^, iiL 89, D. ; banishes
Fkwkes de Breaut^, L 67 ; iiL 89 ;
iv. 64, 65, 416^ T. D. O. W. Wo. ;
declared of age by Honorius III.,
XV. 64, 65, O. W. ; his castles sur-
rendered to him, ib,
1225:— his treatment of Hugh de
Lacy, iii. 91, 92, D. ; gifts of, to W.
Marshal, ilL 92, D. ; sends to Borne
to complain of Louis YIII. for in-
vading Poitou, ib, ; his fears of Louis
VUI., iii. 92, 93, D. ; holds a coun-
cil in London, iv. 4 1 7, Wo. ; knights
his brother Richard, L 68 ; iL 84 ; iv.
417, T. WL Wo. ; makes him earl
of Cornwall, iL 84, 303 ; iii. 104, Wi.
Wa. D. ; sends him with the earl of
Salisbury into Gascony, L 68 ; iL
84; iv. 417, T. WL Wo.; makes
him count of Foitou, and sends him
into Poitou with an army, iv. 68,
W. ; applies to the barons for aid,
who demand the liberties granted by
John, iii. 93, D. ; confirms Magna
Henry TQ.— coa^
1225 :^<:ont,
Charta, and has a fifteenth given to
him, L 68, 225-236 ; ii. 84, 300 ;
iii. 93 ; iv. 66, 417, T. Bu. Wi. Wa.
D. O. W. Wo. ; payment to, by the
Cistercians and Jews, ii. 300, 301,
Wa. ; visits Waverley abbey, ii. 301 ,
Wa. ; his fleet going to Gascony,
compelled to return, iii. 98, D. ; its
subsequent success, iiL 99, D.
1226: — appeals against the proposal
of Honorius IIL for a composition
for fees in the Roman court, iv.
418, Wo. ; refusal of the demand
of certain prebends by Honorius
in., iv. 67, O. W. ; a sixteenth
granted to, by the clergy, iv. 67,
68, W. O. ; confirms the liber-
ties of Burton abbey, L 236, Bu. ;
gives to Burton the charter of a
fair and market at Bromley, L 237 ;
gives a charter of liberties to Hu-
bert de Burgh, ib, ; quarrels with
the barons on account of Hubert de
Burgh, iii. 456, Be. ; refuses his
consent to William Scot as bishop
of Durham, iv. 419, Wo.
1227 : — puts away his governors, i.
69; iv. 419, T. Wo.; exacts a
heavy tallage, L 69, T. ; taxes the
rich citizens and townsmen, iv. 419,
Wo. ; taxes the monks and clergy,
ib, ; gives 2,000 marks for a year's
truce with France, iv. 420, Wo. ;
embassies to Britanny, Austria, and
Galaiia to obtain a wife for him, ib, ;
his hope of the confederation with
the count of Britanny and the Poite-
vins frustrated, iiL 103,D. ; gives his
mother's cities and lands in England
to Richard of Cornwall, iii. 104, D.
1228 : — ^his disagreement with arch-
bishop Langton, iiL 107, D. ; recon-
ciled with Simon Langton and R.
Passelew, ib,; appeals against the
citation of Gregory IZ. of cer-
tain earls and abbats to Troyes and
M 2
180
INDEX.
Henry III. — cont
1228:— con/.
Tours, iii. 108, D. ; claims a trea-
sure found at Husborn, and has it
given to the new hospital at Dover,
ib. ; leads an army into Wales, ii.
85 ; iii. 110, Wi. D.; goes to Mont-
gomery against Llewellyn, i. 70, T. ;
builds a fort at Kerry near Mont-
gomery, iii. 110, D. ; goes to Kerry,
and takes a scutage from the whole
country, iv. 70, W. ; comes to terms
with Llewellyn, and returns, iii. 110,
D. ; objects to Walter de Eynshara
as archbishop of Canterbury, iii.
112, D.; writ of, to the sheriff of
Bedfordshire, in favour of Dunsta-
ble, iii. 113, D.
1229: — passes through Dunstable and
confirms the privileges of the priory
against the townsmen, iii. 1 18, D. ;
writ of, iii. 119, D. ; confirms the
grant of Richard I. to the bishops
of Coventry, i. 244, Bu. ; summoned
by the count of Britanny into Bri-
tanny, iv. 42 1 , Wo. ; at Portsmouth,
ii. 85, Wi. ; prepares to cross with
an army, but waits, i. 73, T.
1230 :— crosses to Britanny, i. 74,
245; ii. 85, 308; iii. 125; iv. 71,
421, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. 6. W. Wo.;
goes to Poitou, L 38, M. ; receives
homage from the nobles of Poitou,
iv. 421, Wo.; goes into Gascony,
and receives homage there, ib. ;
defeated at Saintes, iv. 71, W. ;
returns, i. 76, 245 ; ii. 85, 808 ; iii.
125; iv. 71, 422, T. Bu. Wi. Wa.
D. O. W. Wo. ; exacts a heavy tax
from monks, i. 77 ; takes another
scutage, iv. 71, W.; amount paid
by Worcester priory, iv. 422, Wo. ;
received at Winchester, ii. 85, Wi. ;
his reception of Albert, elector of
Saxony, iii. 125, D.
1231: — ^makes a three years' truce
with S. Louis, iii. 127: iv. 422, D.
Wo. ; receives B. Marshal as heir
Henry III. — cont.
1231 '.—cont
of his brother, i. 79 j iv. 72, T. O.
W. ; makes him earl of Pembroke,
and S. de Montfort earl of Lacester,
iv. 422, Wo.; at Winchester at
Christmas with Peter des Roches, iii.
127, D.; his anger at the marriage
of Richard of Cornwall and Isabella
of Gloucester, i. 78, T. ; war in
Wales, iiL 127, D. ; marches against
Llewellyn, i. 79 ; iv. 72, T. O. W. ;
beyond Hereford, O. ; fortifies Castle
Alaud against Llewellyn, i. 79 ; ii.
85 ; iii. 127 ; iv. 72, 422, T. Wi.
D. O. W. Wo.} returns, i. 80; iv.
72, T. O.
1232 : — his acts in consequence of the
letter of Gregory IX. on the Italian
clergy, iii. 129, D. ; acknowledges
the rights of the earl of Gloucester
as regards Tewkesbury, i. 83, T. ;
present at the second funeral of
John, i. 84, T. ; deprives and ill-
treats Hubert de Burgh, i. 40, 86 ;
ii. 311, M. T. Wa.; holds a par-
liament respecting him, i. 86, T. ;
puts S. de Segrave in his place,
ii. 311, Wa. ; a fortieth granted
to, ii. 310; iii. 131; iv. 72, 73,
74, 423, Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ; this
exacted iVom the monasteries, i.
87; iv. 73, T. O. ; the churches
free from it, iii. 131, D. ; commits
various counties and castles to Peter
des Roches, and his treasury to P.
de Kievaulx, ii. 86, Wi. ; grants
four tournaments, iii. 130, D. ;
confirms the site of Worcester
castle to the priory, and gives
the advowson of Bromsgrove, iv.
423, Wo. ; keeps Christmas at
Worcester, iv. 424, Wo.; grants
the wood of Mutha to Tewkesbury,
i. 88, T. ; receives letters from the
Pope to release H. de Burgh, ib. ;
makes a truce with Llewellyn, who
breaks it, ib.
INDEX.
181
Henry III. — conl,
1233 : — quarrels with the nobles on
account of Peter des Roches, i. 90,
T. ; progress of his quarrel with
Hubert de Burgh and others, ii. 313;
iii. 137, Wa. D. ; takes and refuses to
restore a manor of Gilbert Basset, iii.
136, D. ; rising of Richard Marshal
in Wales against him, ii. 313 ; iii.
186,458; iv. 74, 75, 425, Wa, D.
Be. O. W. Wo. ; seizes his lands,
iy. 74, W. ; does injury to them,
iy. 76, 0. ; makes knights of three
earls at Gloucester, i. 90 ; iv. 425,
T. Wo.; sends out the justices
itinerant, and gives the proceeds to
his brother, 1. 90, T. ; gives certain
tithes to Tewkesbury, ib, ; destroys
the castles of the barons who sided
with Marshal, ib. ; makes peace
with Marshal, but this is not carried
out, 1*6. ; defeated at Grosmont, L
91 ; iii. 136, T. D. ; his anger at
H. de Burgh's escape to Marshal, i.
91, T.
1234 : — ^present at archbishop Ed-
mund's consecration at Canterbury,
ii. 312 ; iii. 135, Wa. D. ; commits
himself and his kingdom to him,
iii. 135, D. ; reconciled with his
opponents through the influence of
archbishop Edmund, ii. 86, 314 ; iii.
137, Wi. Wa. D. ; at S. Edmunds-
bury, and is pacified with Margaret,
wife of H. de Burgh, i. 92, T. ;
endeavours of the bishops for peace,
ib. ; letters said to be sent from him
against R. ^larshal, iv. 78, O ; ad-
mits John abbat of Keynsham, i.
92, T. ; confirms the liberties of the
church of Westminster, L 246, Bu. ;
his sorrow for Richard MarshaPs
death, iu 315 ; iii. 137 ; iv. 80,
Wa. D. O. ; reconciled with Gilbert
Marshal, H. de Burgh, and others,
i. 93 ; ii. 315 ; iii. 137 ; iv. 80, 426,
T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; reconcUed
with Walter Mauclerc, bishop of
Henry III.— con^.
1234:— con^
Carlisle, iii. 138, D. ; letter to the
sherifik respecting the hundreds and
wapentakes, iii. 139, D. ; knights
G. Marshal, and makes him earl of
Pembroke, ii. 3 1 5 ; iv. 426, Wa. Wo. ;
holds a colloquy with Maurice Fitz-
gerold and W. Marshal at Marl-
borough, i. 94 ; iv. 81, T. O. ; loses
lands in France through the treach-
ery of Peter Mauclerc, i. 95, T. ;
exacts a tallage from the principal
cities, iv. 77, O. W. ; his character,
iv. 77, O. ; anecdote of him and the
abbat of Osney, ib. ; rcmoTal of
Peter des Roches, P. de Rievaulz,
&c., ii. 86 ; iv. 78, 81, 426, Wi. O.
W. Wo. ; tries in vain to reconcile
R. Siward with R. of Cornwall, iv.
81, O. W.
1235 : — sends ambassadors to the
emperor Frederick IL with the
princess Isabella, i. 95 ; iv. 82,
T. O. ; accompanies her to the
sea, i. 96, T. ; receives a tallage
from the country, i. 97, 364, T. Bu. ;
payment of thirty marks to, by
Worcester priory, iv. 427, Wo. ;
counsel and aid promised to, by the
emperor, iii. 142, D.
1236 : — marries Eleanor of Provence,
i. 99, 253; ii. 87, 316; iii. 144,
458 ; iv. 82, 83, 427, T. Bu.Wi. Wa.
D. Be. W. O. Wo. ; crowned with
her at Westminster, ii. 316 ; iii.
144, Wi. D. ; goes with her to Ox-
ford, iv. 82, W. ; holds a parliament
in London, ii. 87, Wi. ; laws of
Merton, i. 249; iii. 144, Bu. D. ;
gives silver basons to Tewkesbury,
i. 101, T. ; exacts a thirtieth, i. 102,
T.
1237 :^onfirms Magna Cbarta, i.
103 ; iv. 83, 84, T. Wo. ; procures
Otho to be sent to England as
legate, i. 105 ; iv. 83, T. O. ; quarrel
with archbishop Edmund, iv. 83
182
INDEX.
Henry III. — conL
1237 : — cont.
W. ; a thirtieth granted, i. 105 ; iL
87, 317 ; iii. 147 ; ir. 83, 84, T. Wi.
Wa. D. W. O. ; a tweotieth, iv. 428,
Wo. ; quarrels with R. of Cornwall
. and the barons, i. 106, T. ; at the
cooncil in London, i. 254, Bo. ;
grievances of the clergy brought
before him, ib. ; his oath to obey
his counsellors, iii. 146, D. ; peace
with the king of Scotland settled at
York, ib, ; present at the enthrone-
ment of bishop Walter de Cantelnpe
at Worcester, iii 146 ; iv. 428, D.
Wo. ; truce with Llewellyn pro-
longed, iii. 146, D. ; gives the legate
Otho a safe condact, iii. 147, D. ;
sends messengers from Abingdon
to bring him in safety from Osney,
iv. 85, O. W. ; imprisons the clerks
who attacked the legate at Oxford,
i. 253, 254, 6u. ; investigation as to
his manors, ii. 317, 321, Wa.
1238:— holds a colloquy at Wood-
stock, L 107, T. ; receives arch-
bishop Edmund honourably on his
return, i. 110, T. ; desires the oon^
vent of Winchester to elect William
of Provence, ib. ; keeps the see
vacant, L 112 ; iv. 85, T. W. ; takes
the seal from Balph Neville, and
gives it to W. de Cantelupe, L 110,
T. ; attempt on his life at Wood-
stock, i. Ill; iv. 85, 431, T. W.
Wo.; makes Simon de Montfort
earl of Leicester, 1. Ill ; ii. 321,
T. Wa. ; gives presents to Baldwin,
fhture emperor of Onstantinople,
IL 318, Wa. ; a thirtieth paid to,
by Worcester priory, iv. 429, Wo.
1239 : — gives some lands in Netham
to Waveriey, ii. 321, Wa. ; makes
Andrew prior of Winchester against
the wish of the convent, i. 112; ii.
323, T. Wa. ; reconciled with Hu-
bert de Burgh, and restores his
castles, L 112,T. ; knights Baldwin
Henry III. — cont,
1239 : — cont.
de Bedvers, i. 113, T. ; has fidelity
sworn to prince Edward, 1. 114 ; iv*
431, T. Wo. ; seizes the guardian-
ship of the lands of Ralph Fitx-
Bemard from the archbishop, liL
150, D.
1240 : — ogives David, son of Llewellyn,
his lather's lands, i. 115, T. ;
threatened by the emperor if he
does not expel aliens, ib. ; reconciled
with Gilbert Marshal, ii. 88 ; ilL
151; iv. 87, Wi. D. O. ; prevents
Gilbert Marshal from going to the
Holy Land, L 115, T.; guards the
sea on all sides, i. 116; appealed
to by the abbey of Waveriey in
defence of their privileges, ii. 326,
Wa.; at last confirms them, ii.
327, Wa. ; David of Wales docs
homage to, on the death of Llew-
ellyn, iv. 431, Wo. ; quarrels with
David of Wales, iii. 152, D. ; gives
fairs at various places to bishop W.
de Cantelupe, iv. 431, Wo.
1241 :^onducts the legate Otho on
his departure frt>m England, ii. 328,
Wa.; at Shrewsbury, i. 120, T.;
invades Wales, ii. 89, 328; iii.
459 ; iv. 89, 433, Wi. Wa. Be.
O. W. Wo. ; goes to Bhuddlan, iv.
433, Wo. ; David submits to, i. 120 ;
iii. 459 ; iv. 89, 483, T. Be. W.
Wo.; estabHshes English laws in
Wales, ii. 89, WL ; Griffith surren-
dered to, ii. 328 ; iv. 433, Wa. Wo.;
returns, iv. 89, W. ; makes Walter
Marshal earl Marshal and earl of
Pembroke, i. 120, T. ; extorts
twenty marks from Tewkesbury, L
121, T.
1242:— at Winchester, ii. 89, Wi. ;
meets Richard of Cornwall on his
return, ii. 329, Wa. ; goes into
Gascony, i. 122,257; ii. 89,329;
iii. 158 ; iv. 89, T. Bu. WL Wa. D.
W. ; lands at Bonrdeaox, ii. 329 ;
INDEX.
183
Heniy ITL — coiU,
1242 : — amt
ill. 158, Wa. D. ; goes agunst the
French king^ iii. 158, D. ; advances
two days journey in the lands of
Hugo le Bmn, and then retires, ib, ;
goes thence to Fobs, ii. 829, Wa. ;
his demands from the French king
(S. Louis), ir. 90, O. W.
1243: — ^nuikes a truce for fiye years
with S. Louis, i. 129 ; iL 330; iy.
90, 435, T. Wa. W. Wo. ; lands at
Portsmouth on hb return, i. 130 ; ii.
89, 330 ; iv. 90, T. WL Wa. O. W. ;
returns, L 257; iii 162; iy. 435,
Bu. D. Wo. ; his request as to the
honours and gifts to be given to
his mother-in-law, iii. 162, D. ;
goes to Winchester, if. 89, Wi. ;
restores Richard de Clare his lands,
i. 130, 131, T.; makes Andrew
prior of Winchester, i. 133, T. ;
opposes William de Baleigh's ap-
pointment to Winchester, i. 132 ;
ii. 331 ; iii. 162 ; iv. 90, T. Wa. D.
W. ; his anger against the sailors
who had taken him across the
channel, i. 133, T..; makes peace
with him, ii. 90, 332 ; iii. 163, Wi.
Wa. D.; takes a scutage for the
Gascon expedition, iv. 91, W. ; this
paid by Worcester priory, iv. 433,
Wo. ; gifts of the prior of Wor-
cester on the marriage of Kichard
of Cornwall, iv. 435, Wo. ; spends
Christmas at Wallingford, i. 132,
T.
1244 :— order against wool being ex-
ported, iii. 163, D. ; receives arch-
bishop Boniface honourably, i. 134 ;
iii. 164, T. D. ; his anger with St.
Alban's and Reading, i. 134, T.;
quarrel with Alexander II. of Scot-
land and the Welsh, ii. 90, 333, Wi.
Wa. ; at Newcastle with his army,
iiL 164, D.; goes into Scotland,
iv. 92, W. ; makes peace with
Alexancler, and returns, ii. 90,833 ;
Henry HI. — cont.
1244:— con^
iii. 164 ; iv. 92, Wi. Wa. D. W.;
a pension to W. Bidun given by
Worcester prioiy at his request, iv.
435, Wo. ; appeals against the
election of R. de la Wyche to
Chichester, iv. 436, Wo.; holds a
parliament at Windsor, iii. 164, D. ;
restores his barony to William de
Raleigh, iii. 165, D. ; his gifts to
LufEleld priory, after the robbery
there, ib, ; asks and obtains an aid
for marrying his daughter Margaret,
iii. 167 ; iv. 436, D. Wo.
1245 : — sends off Martin the nuncio,
iii. 167, D. ; goes with an army into
Wales, i. 267 ; ii. 90 ; iii. 168 ; iv.
92, 93, 436, Bu. Wi. D. W. O.
Wo.; fortifies Oannoch castle, i.
267; iii. 168; iv. 94,436, Bu. D.
W. Wo. ; lays waste Anglesey, iv.
436, Wo.; returns, iii. 168 ; iv. 437,
D. Wo. ; lays the foundation of
the new church of Westminster, ii.
336, Wa. ; sends out inquisitorial
letters respecting the incomes of the
ultramontane clergy, iiL 169, D. ;
sends round the bull of Innocent
IV. giving exemption to the royal
chapels firom the ordinary, i. 275,
Bu.
1246 : — ^holds a parliament in London
for the Papal tribute, ii. 90; iv.
437, Wi. Wo. ; at Winchester, and
gives the countess of Warrenne
possession of the rod of the Marshal,
ii. 90, Wi. ; present at the dedica-
tion of Beaulieu, iL 337, Wa.
1247 : — ^holds a parliament at Oxford,
ii. 90 ; iv. 96, Wi. W. ; has a new
coinage, ii. 339 ; iv. 96, 97, D. W.
O., by the advice of R of Corn-
wall, iL 339, Wa.; restores his
barony to R de Weseham, iiL
169; iv. 437, D. Wo.; summons
the bishops to meet, and complains
of the grievances of the English
184
INDEX.
Henry III. — cont,
1247 :—cont.
church, iii. 169, D. ; has a solemn
mass for S. Edmond of Canterbury,
iv. 96, W. ; admits R. de la Wyche
to favour, and restores the tempo-
ralities, iv. 487, Wo. ; at Win-
clicster at Christmas, ii. 91, Wi. ;
his uterine brothers come to Eng-
land, iii. 171, D. ; comes to Dun-
stable, iii. 173, D. ; a silver-gilt
cup given to him, ib, ; his offerings,
ib, ; the two sons of Griffith make
peace with him, iv. 438, Wo. ; divi-
sion of Wales between them and
him, ib, ; some of Our Lord's blood
sent to, by the patriarch of Jeru-
salem, ib,
1248 :— disturbance with R. de Gare
at Newbury, i. 137, T. ; holds a
parliament in London, ii. 91 ; ten
marks given to, by Dunstable, iii.
176, D. ; borrows money of Richard
of Cornwall, iv. 96, W. ; lus grant
to Richard of Cornwall, iv. 97, W.
1249 : — obtains many pensions from
the monasteries for his hatf-brother
Aymer, i. 138, T. ; at Winchester
at Whitsuntide, ii. 91, Wi.; again
at Christmas, ib. ; makes the Gas-
cons pay a tribute, ii. 91, Wi. ; a
twenty-third of all property granted
by the Pope, i. 139, T. ; subsidy of
fifteen marks paid to, by Worcester
priory, iv. 439, Wo. ; his conduct
when the day of judgment was
supposed to be at hand, ii. 341, Wa.
1250: — ^takes the cross, i. 140; ii.
92, 342 ; iv. 98, 439, T. Wi. Wa.
O. W. Wo. ; hinders the passage of
the crusaders, i. 141, T. ; at Win-
chester at Christmas, ii. 92, Wi. ;
holds a parliament in London, i.
142, T.; compels all his tenants to
show their title deeds, ib,; seizes
the property of all who cannot pro-
duce them, till they obtain fresh
ones from him, ib.
Henry lU.^-con^
1251 : — ^holds a parliament to discuss
the case of Henry of Bath, i. 143,
T. ; deposes Henry of Bath, but
takes him into favour for SCO
marks, iv. 101, W. ; goes into Scot-
land against Alexander HI., makes
peace, and returns, iv. 102, W. ; his
anger with bishop W. de Cantelnpe
about the affair of W. Beaucluunp,
i. 143, T.; intrudes an abbat at
Shrewsbury, i.'145, T. ; present at
the reception of bishop Aymer at
Winchester, L 145 ; ii. 92, T. Wi. ;
induces the Pope to cause absolution
to be given to William Beauchamp,
i. 145,T. ; present at the abeolutioir
of W. Beauchamp, iv. 440, Wo. ;
admits W. de Cantdupe into his
favour, ib. ; at the dedication of the
church of Hayles, i. 146 ; iL 343, T.
Wa. ; his gifts to the monks there,
ii. 343, Wa. ; holds a parliament in
London, i. 146, T. ; at Christmas
at York, ii. 93, Wi. ; demands a
tallage for the marriage of princess
Mai^garet, i. 145, T. ; letter to,
from Innocent IV., on the state of
the Holy Land, i. 293, Bu. ; gives
his daughter Margaret to. Alexander
IIL, ii. 93 ; iiL 183, Wi. D. ; pre-
sent at the marriage, L 296, Bo. ;
knights and recdves the homage
of Alexander UL, ii. 93, Wi. ; his
anger at John de Grey*s marriage,
iii. 183, D.
1252 : — sends letters to Innocent IV.
to have the crusaders in England
excused^ i. 298, Bu. ; letter of
Innocent to him on this, ib. ; holds
a parliament in London, i. 147,
148, 305, T. Bu. ; a tenth of eccle-
siastical property for three years
given to, by the Pope, L 150, 305,
T. Bu. ; this opposed by the par-
liament, i. 805, Bu. ; makes peace
between archbishop Boniface and
Aymer of Winchester, i. 151, T. ;
INDEX.
18S
Henry HI. — cont.
1252 :— cmt
penalty nnder which B. de Clare is
bound with respect to the marriage
of the king's niece to his son, ifr. ;
at Winchester at Christmas, iL 93,
Wi. ; takes the cross, and moderates
his court, iti. 184, D. ; keeps Whit-
suntide at Winchester, and knights
Roger Mortimer, i. 152, T. ; gives
Gascony to prince Eklward, L 154 ;
iv. 441, T. Wo. ; receives his
homage, iv. 441, Wo.; gives Ches-
tei, Gascony, and Ireland to prince
Edward, iii. 461, Be. ; his opinion
as to the ciiBtody of Worcester
priory during the vacancy, iv. 441,
Wo.
1253 :— exacts a heavy tax from the
monks for his foreign expedition, i.
152, T. ; asks for a subsidy to re-
cover Gascony, iii. 186, D. ; his
anger with R. de Clare for refusing
to go with him, i. l!>3, T. ; confirms
Magna Charta, and the bishops ex-
communicate all infringers, i. 805,
320 ; ii. 345, Bu. Wa. ; gives bishop
Walter de Cantelupe seisin of veti-
tuM nemUum^ iv. 441, 445, Wo.;
subsidy paid to, by Worcester
priory, iv. 442, Wo ; at Winchester,
and then at Tortsmouth, ii. 93 ; iii.
186, Wi. D. ; crosses with a large
fleet, i. 153, T. ; goes into Gascony,
i. 307 ; ii. 93, 345 ; iii. 186 ; iv.
104, 442, Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. W.
Wo. ; leaves the country in charge
of B. of Cornwall and the queen,
iii. 186, D., of 11. of Cornwall and
archbishop Grty, iv. 104, W. ; lands
at Bourdeaux, i. 154 ; ii. 93 ; iii.
186 ; iv. 105, T. Wi. D. W. ;
desires help against the king of
Spain's attack on Gascony, i. 154,
T. ; orders an inquisition into all
incomes, and all of 10^ are to be
knighted and be ready to cross at
once, ib. ; the barons refuse to cross
Henry III — cont
1253 : — cont,
unless their rights are restored, i.
155, T. ; takes Benauges, i. 317,
Bu. ; gives the women taken there
to be kept by Guy of Lusignan,
who sends them to their husbands,
ib,
1254: — besieges and takes La R^le,
ii. 346; iii. 191; iv. 442, Wa. D.
Wo.; takes many castles, lit 188,
D. ; reduces Gascony, ii. 94 ; iii«
188 ; iv. 105, 442, Wi. D. W. Wo.;
sends for queen Eleanor and prince
Edward, i. 317; iiL 191, Bn.D.;
celebrates the feast of S. Edward
the Confessor at Bourdeaux, L
823, Bu. ; agrees to the marriage
of prince Edward and Eleanor of
Castile, i. 323; sends ambassadors
to ask Eleanor of Castile for prince
Edward, iiL 188, D. ; his demand
for aid refused unless Magna Charta
is observed, iii. 189, D. ; sends his
messengers to the parliament at
Westminster, iii. 190, D. ; sends
prince Edward into Spain to receive
his wife, iii. 193, D. ; his gifts to
prince Edward, iii. 194, D. ; his
friendship with Pope Innocent IV.,
i. 323, Bu. ; the Pope's letter aboot
their respective ages, L 324, Bu.;
a tenth granted, ii. 95, Wi., for
three years, i. 825, 349 ; iii. 190,
Bu. D., for five years, iv. 107,
O. W. ; the tax exacted, iv. 448j
Wo.; goes to Pontigny, i. 8S7| ii.
346, Bu. Wa. ; met at BMs by the
archbishop of Bourges and P. de
Enemus, i. 327, Bu. ; met at Orleans
by S. Louis, i. 328, Bu. ; his recep-
tion by the French nobles, ib, ; re-
fuses the offer of William de Bares,
ib, ; at Paris, i. 329 ; ii. 95, 846 ; iii.
194, Bu. Wi. Wa. D. ; received
there by S. Louis, ii. 95, 346, Wi.
Wa. ; spends Christmas at Paris, i.
155, T. ; at Boulogne at Christmas,
186
INDEX.
Henry IIL — cont.
1254 :—cont,
ii. 95, 'Wl. ; retorns to England, i.
155, 829 ; ii. 346; !▼. 106, 442, T.
BtL Wa. O. W. Wo.; lands at
Dover, i. 329 ; ii. 95 ; iii. 194 ; iv.
106, Bn. Wi. D.W. ; goes to Canter-
bury, iii. 194, D. ; and then to Lon-
don, iii. 194, D. ; an elephant given
him by S. Louia, i. 329, Ba. ; a
silver cap sent to, by Dunstable, iii.
195, D. ; makes Henry de Wengham
his chancellor, ii. 95, WL
1255: — ^holds H parliament at West-
minster, i. 156, 336 ; ii. 95 ; iii. 195 ;
iv. 109, T. Bu. Wi. D. O. ; demands
a heavy tax, a tenth of church pro-
perty, i. 156 ; ii. 95 ; iii. 195 ; iv.
109, T. Wi. D. O. ; demands the
tribute called homgelthy i. 336, Bu. ;
payment of Worcester priory to, iv.
443, Wo. ; goes to York, and thence
to Scotland, and has an interview
with Alexander HI. and Margaret,
i. 337, Bn. ; deprives R. de Kos of
the castle of Wrech, ib. ; sends jus-
tices itinerant through the country,
ib, ; articles of enquiry before them,
ib, ; letter to, from Pope Alexander
rV., offering the crown of Sicily to
prince Edmund, i. 339 ; iv. 126, Bu.
W. ; affoir of the murder of Hugh
of Lincoln brought before, i. 344,
Bu. ; hears the murderer's con-
fession, and orders his execution, i.
345, Bu. ; orders the execution of
the others concerned at Beading, i.
348, Bu. ; pardons them through
the influence of Bichard of Corn-
wall; ib. ; his joy at the investiture
of prince Edmund with the crown
of Sicily, i. 349, Bu. ; sends 50,000
marks to Alexander IV. for the war
against Manfred, ib,; promises to
go himself against Manfred, ib. ; ex-
cused in consequence of his vow to
go to the Holy Land, ib, ; holds a
parliament at Westminster about the
Henry HI. — conL
1255 : — conL
Sicilian affair, L 360, Ba« ; com-
plaints of the clergy and laity
brought forward in this pariiament,
ib,; his anger at the treatment of
his daughter in Scotland, iii. 198,
D. ; sends R. de Clare and J. Man-
sel to investigate this, ib.; his
assistance asked by the magnates
of the kingdom of Jerosalem, i.
368, Bn. ; letter to, from Bohemund,
prince of Andoch, on the Turco-
mans, i. 369, Bn. ; his endeavours
to secure the crown of Sicily for his
son, i. 371, Bu. ; hope of this at an
end, iii. 197, D. ; tries to mediate
between bishop Aymer and the
Winchester monks, ii. 95, Wi. ; op-
poses S. de Bovill as archbishop
of York, iii. 196, D. ; attempts to
have Aymer made archbishop of
York, iv. 108, W. ; his method of
obtaining funds by an artifice from
the Siennese merchants, iv. 109,
110, O.
1256 : — a tax of 3J. in the pound col-
lected for him, L 157, T. ; brie£i to
the sheriflfe of Staffordshire and
Derbyshire about the bridge of Eg*
ginton, i. 373, 374, Bu. ; assents
to the election of R. Menleng as
bishop of lichfield, i. 380, Bu. ;
summons the abbat of Burton to
London, i. 384, Bu. ; sends an em-
bassy to Rome, iii. 199 ; iv. 126, D.
W. ; debts of, to the Pope for the
Sicilian affiiir, i. 390; demands of,
in consequence, i. 390 ; iii. 199 ; iv.
114, Bu. D. O. ; reasons of the
clergy against this, i. 390, Bu. ;
refusal of the barons and clergy to
prosecute the claim, iii. 200, D. ; re-
ceives Alexander HI. and Margaret
at Woodstock, ii. 95, Wi. ; confirms
the surrender of Portland, &c. to
bishop Aymer by the Winchester
monks, ii. 96, Wi. ; fidls in his at-
nn>Ex«
187
Henry JJT,^-cont,
1256 :—C(mL
tempt to extort money from the
Cistercians, ii. 348, Wa. ; edict re-
specting monks and lands of the
king*B fee, ir. Ill, 114, W. O.;
giTes the custody of their woods to
Worcester priory, iv. 448, Wo.;
letters patent to Osney respecting
the payment to the Siennese mer-
chants, iT. 112, O.; priyilege of
extractt given to the bishop of
Worcester, iv. 444, Wo.
1257 : — ^gives Ireland, Wales, and
Bristol to prince Edward, i. 158,
T. ; holds a parliament at Westmin-
ster, i. 892, Bo. ; sommons the no-
bles, &c to discuss the state of the
country on Richard of ComwaU's
departure, iii. 202, D. ; discussion
on the property of those who die
intestate, ii. 96, WL; is warned
against assassins, i. 395, Bu. ; letter
to, from the Sicilian nobles, i. 397,
Bu«; his answer, L 398; letter to
John de Ebnio, promising assistance
in Kcily, i. 400, Bu. ; letterto Tho-
mas of Aqninum, t&. ; at Easter in
London, ii. 96, Wi. ; his exactions
opposed by archbishop Boniface, L
402, Bu. ; his army ddfeated at Car-
marthen, iv. 116, 117, O. W. ; fruit-
less expedition into Wales, i. 408 ;
ii. 96 ; iv. 444, Bu. Wi. Wo. ; in-
vades Wales as far as Gkmnoch, i.
158 ; in. 203 ; iv. 117, T. D. O. W. ;
aided by the Cinque Ports, iv. 117,
118, O. W. ; makes peace with
Llewellyn, in. 461, Be.; returns,
iii. 204 ; iv. 118, 444, D. O. W. Wo. ;
collects a heavy scntage, L 158, T. ;
slaughter in Wales, iv. 444, Wo.
1258 :— orders the boundary between
Norton and Alvechirche to be settled,
iv. 445, Wo. ; demands of the Pope,
i 163, T. ; consequent attempted ex-
actions, tft. ; threatened by the legate
Herlot with excommunication, iii.
Henry HI, — ami,
1258 : — ami.
208, D.; the barons come armed
to Westminster, i. 163, 164, T.
the barons demand the dismissal of
the Poitevins, i. 164, T. ; his answer
agredng to their demand, t6. ; at
Winchester at Whitsuntide, ii. 97,
Wi. ; parliament at Oxford, i. 163,
174; ii. 97, 355; iiL 208; iv. 118,
119, 445, T. Wi. Wa. D. O. W.
Wo. ; the Poitevins exiled, i. 165 ;
ii97,349; iiL 209; iv. 119, 120,
445, T. WL Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ;
provisions of Oxford, L 174, 439,
446 ; iv. 119, 445, T. Bu. W. Wo. ;
swears to observe Magna Charta, iii.
209, D. ; swears to the provisions of
Oxford, L 164, 174, 446 ; ii. 355 ; iii.
462; iv. 119, T. Bu, Wa. Be. O.
W. ; his injuries to the clergy dis-
cussed at Merton, L 413, Bu. ; not
to be spared if he continues them,
i. 420, Bu. ; at Woodstock, i. 438 ;
ii 97, Bu. WL; goes with the
barons to the siege of Winchester
castle against the Poitevins, L 444,
Bu. ; letter of the barons to Alex-
ander IV. agiunst the Poitevins, i.
170, 457, T. Bu. ; makes Kichaid,
king of Germany, take the oath to
the provisions of Oxford, iv. 122,
W. ; charter of, giving assurance
that justice shall be done by the
sheriffii without bribes, L 453, Bu. ;
charter of, confirming the acts of
the council, i 455, Bu. ; writ to the
sherifis to make inquiries into the
excesses in their several counties,
i. 456, Bu. ; present at the dedica-
tion of Salisbury cathedral, i. 166,
T.
1259: — goes to France to treat with
S. Louis, L 168; iL 98; iii. 213,
462; iv. 123, 124, 445, T. WL D.
Be. W. O. Wo. ; peace made with
S. Louis at Cambray, L 461, Bu. ;
at Paris, L 487 ; ii. 98, Bu. WL ;
188
INDEX*
Henry III. — cont.
1259 : — conL
the old possesfiions in France of
England surrendered to him by S.
IiOuis, ii. 350, Wa. ; sells some, and
gives away others, ii. 351 ; lii. 213,
Wa. D. ; the treaty opposed by
Simon de Montfort, iv. 123, W. ;
is no longer to be styled doke of
Normandy, i. 487, Bu. ; present at
the burial of prince Louis, i. 168,
T. ; at Easter at S. Omer, ii. 98 ;
iv. 123, Wi. W. ; allows the Do-
minicans to make a stay in Dun-
stable, iu. 218, D.
12C0: — urged to return to England,
iii. 214,D. ; disturbance with prince
Edward, ii. 97 ; iii. 214, Wi. D. ;
prince Edward is accused of desir-
ing to dethrone him, iv. 123, W. ;
is afraid to return, iv. 124, W. ;
receives letters from his brother
and prince Edward, i6. ; returns,
iii. 214 ; iv. 124, 125, D. W. 0. ;
reconciled with prince Edward, ii.
97 ; iii. 215, Wi. D. ; received at
Winchester with a procession, ii.
98, Wi. ; knights John de Dreux in
London, iv. 124, W. ; gives him his
daughter Beatrice, ii. 98; iii. 213;
iv. 124, 445, Wi. D. W. Wo. ; asks
for a legate from Pope Alexander
IV., i. 463, Bu. ; his anger against
Simon de Montfort, iii. 215, D. ;
enters London, and fortifies the
Tower, ii. 99 ; iii. 217 ; iv. 125, Wi.
D. W. ; expels Hugh le Despenser
from the Tower, iv. 125, W. ; brings
his treasury from Westminster to S.
I'aul's, ib. ; holds a parliament at
Westminster, iii. 217, D. ; visited by
Alexander III. and Margaret, ib.;
sends to the Pope to be absolved from
his oath to keep the provisions of
Oxford, iii. 462, D. ; his endeavours
to escape from them, iv. 125, W. ;
is induced by the queen not to stand
by his oath, ii. 355, Wa. ; he and
Henry IU. — coni,
1260 : — cimL
the barons agree to refer to arbi-
trators, iv. 125, 128, 129, W. O.
• 1261 : — takes Dover castle, and expels
Hugh Bigot, iv. 127, W. ; his breach
of the provisions of Oxford, iv. 128,
O. ; absolved from his oath by the
Pope, i. 500 ; iv. 128, Bu. W. ; goes
to Winchester, iv. 128, W. ; pro-
duces his absolution publickly, ib. ;
tries to overthrow the provisions of
Oxford, i. 500, Bu. ; changes the
justiciary and chancellor, iv. 129,
W. ; enters London secretly, ib, ;
the differences with the barons to be
referred to S. Louis and Richard,
king of Germany, iv. 130, W. ;
sherifGs and magistrates appointed
against his will, iii. 217, D.
1262 : — ^goes into France, i. 499 ; ii.
99 ; iii. 218 ; iv. 130, 131, 448, Bu.
Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; recovers the
advowson of Ashboum church from
the dean of Lincoln, i. 499, Bu. ;
dangerously ill of a fever, L 499 ;
iii. 219 ; iv. 447, 448, Bu. D. Wo. ;
returns to England, i. 499 ; iv. 130,
131, 447, Bu. O. W. Wo. ; lands at
Dover, and goes to Canterbury, iii.
219, D. ; fire at Westminster during
his illness, iii. 220, D. ; visited by
Bichard, king of Germany, i. 500,
Bu. ; confirms the provisions of
Oxford, iv. 131, O. ; modification
of them by the barons, iv. 130, W. ;
hostile intentions towards the ba-
rons, i. 1 75, T. ; some of the barons
go over to him, ib, ; summons the
nobles to Westminster for peace, i.
176, T., to do ' homage to prince
Edward, iii. 220, D.
1263 : — ^his opposition to the pro-
visions of Oxford, iii. 221, D. ; goes
into the Tower with the queen, iii.
222, D. ; accused by S. de Montfort
of peijury for not observing the
provisions, iv. 133, W. ; S. de Mont-
INDEX.
189
Henry IIL — cont,
1263 : — eont
fort and the barons take up arms to
compel their observance, iv. 418,
Wo. ; the quam*! openly breaks out,
iv. 133, 134, W. O.; fury of the
barons, iv. 135, W. ; forced by S.
de Montfort to hold a parliament in
London, iv. 135, 136, W. ; comes
to terms with S. de Montfort, and
agrees to the provisions, iii. 224,
D. ; the parliament dissolved, and
he goes with the queen to France,
iv. 136, W.; causes himself to be
summoned by S. l/ouis to have the
whole afiair discussed and decided
by him, iii. 225, D. ; leaves the
queen in France, and returns, iv.
136, 137, W. ; his veneration for
S. Edward the Confessor, iv. 137,
W. ; summons a parliament to
heading, iii. 225, D. ; goes with
Richard, king of Germany, and
others to Dover, iv. 137, W. re-
fused admission into Dover castle,
iii. 225 ; iv. 137, D. W. ; returns
by the wold^, iii. 226, D. ; goes to
London, iv. 137, W. ; his side em-
braced by the Londoners, iii. 226,
D. ; refused entrance into London by
S. de Montfort and the citizens, iv.
138, W. ; miserable condition of the
country, iv. 1 38, O. W. ; summons
S. de Montfort to surrender, iii. 226,
D. ; gives three of the earl's towns
to R. Mortimer, ib. ; both parties
agree to submit to the judgment of
S. Louis, i. 176; iii. 226, 227; iv.
138, 448, T. D. W. Wo. ; crosses to
France, iii. 227 ; iv. 139, D. W.;
lands at Witsand, iii. 227, D. ;
award of S. Louis, annulling the
provisions of Oxford, i. 177; iii.
227 ; iv. 139, T. D. W. ; returns to
Enghmd, iv. 139, W. ; the barons
refuse to agree to this, i. 179 ; iv.
139, 448, T. W. Wo. ; breaking out
of the war, ii. 100,355; iii. 463;
Henry HI.— coh/.
1263 :—€OHt.
iv. 449, Wi. Wa. Be. Wo. ; at Ox-
ford, iii. 228, D. ; summons all who
owe him service to come to Oxford
with horses and arms, iii. 229 ; iv.
450, D. Wo. ; his counsellors and
officers and the aliens treated as
enemies, iv. 449, Wo.; disperses the
University of Oxford because he
desires to hold a parliament there,
ii. 101 ; iv. 449,Wi. Wo.; this done
in consequence of a riot, iv. 140,
141, O. ; holds his parliament at
Oxford, iL 101 ; iv. 140,Wi. W. ;
enters the castle and S. George's
church, Oxford, iv. 142, O. ; en-
ters S. Frideswide*s church in spite
of the old superstition, iv. 142,
148, 449, O. W. Wo. ; his bencfac-
tions given and promised to that
church, iv. 143, 0. ; his soldiers in-
vade and lay waste the lands of the
opposing barons, iv. 449, Wo.;
names of the confederate barons, iv.
450, Wo.
1264:— causes three bishops to cx-
conmiunicate all who were against
the Oxford statutes, iii. 229, D. ;
goes to and takes Northampton, ii.
101; ul. 229; iv. 143, 144, 450,
Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; takes Simon
de Montfort the younger prisoner
there, ii. 101 ; iii. 229; iv. 144,450,
Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; captures and
imprisons various adherents of the
barons, iv. 450, Wo.; plunders
Northampton, iv. 144, 145, O. W. ;
commits Northampton castle to
his soldiers, iv. 450, Wo. ; goes
to Nottingham, ib. ; goes by Lei-
cester and Nottingham towards
Lincoln, iv. 144, 145, 146, O. W. ;
returns in consequence of the siege
of Rochester by the barons, iv. 145,
450, O. Wo.; enters Leicester in
spite of the old superstition, iv.
146, W. ; Nottingham castle snrren-
190
INDBX.
Henry m. — conU
1264 : — conL
dered to, ib. ; keeps Easter at Not-
tingham, ib, ; goes to Rochester by
the wolds, iv. 450, Wo. i takes Ton-
bridge caslle, IT. 451 ; relieves Ro-
chester, iii. 231 ; iv. 146, 147, 451,
D. O. W. Wo. ; the royalists bum
part of West Chep, iv. 147, O. ;
goes to Winchelsea, and takes
hostages of the Cinqne Fort barons,
iv. 451, Wo. ; at the Cinque Ports,
ii. 356} iv. 147, Wa. W. ; pursued
by Simon de Montfort, iii 231, D. ;
his army in Surrey and Kent, iv.
147, W. ; comes to Lewes, ii. 856 ;
iii. 232 ; iv. 146, 451, Wa. I). O.
Wo. ; the barons fix their tents at
Fleching, iv. 451, Wo. ; letters of
the barons to, ib, ; sends letters in
return, ib, ; his horse hamstrung in
the battle, iv. 452, Wo. ; defeated
and taken prisoner, il 101, 357 ;
iii. 232, 468 ; iv. 149, 151, 452, Wi.
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; surrenders
to Gilbert de Clare, ii. 357, Wa. ;
advises prince Edward to submit
to the barons, iv. 452, Wo. ; com-
plete victory of the barox^, ib. ;
puts his seal to the mise of Lewes,
iv. 152, W. ; kept in respectful cus-
tody, iv. 150, 452, O. Wo.; taken
to Canterbury by the barons, iii.
233, D. ; carried about by Simon de
Montfort, iv. 153, W. ; remains in
the custody of Simon de Montfort
and G. de Clare, iv. 452, Wo.;
twelve counsellors appointed for
him by Simon de Montfort, ii. 102,
Wi. ; compelled to order the coasts
to be guarded against foreign aid
sent by the queen, iii. 233, D. ; the
queen's endeavours to send troops
into England defeated, iv. 1 55, 453,
W. Wo. ; all owing service to him
suomioned to Northampton, iii. 234;
summons a parliament at Oxford
against the marchers, i v. 154, 155,
Henry IIL — amL
1264:— coiit
O. ; goes to Worcester against the
marchers, iv. 155, 0. ; led by Simon
de Montfort against Roger Mortimer
and the marchers, iiL 235 ; iv. 162,
D.W.
1265 : — parliament in London, iii. 235,
D. ; his charter of submission, ii.
358 ; iiL 236, Wa. D. ; prohibits
a tournament at Dunstable, iii. 238,
D. ; wishes to put Robert de Ferrers
to death, ii. 358, Wa. ; goes against
G. de Clare with Simon de Mont-
fort, ii. 361, Wa. ; remains for some
time at Gloucester, ib,; goes to
Hereford with Simon de Montfort,
iL 362, Wa. ; prevented by G. de
Clare from passing the Severn, ib. ;
agrees to Llewellyn's demands, ii.
363, Wa. ; at Evesham with Simon
de Montfort, ii. 102, 364 ; iii.
239 ; iv. 168, 172, 174, 454, Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo.; insists on
breakfasting before the battle, ii.
364, Wa. ; permite the burial of the
bodies of the de Montforts, &c., ii.
365, Wa. ; regains his power, ii. 102;
iv. 174, Wi. O.W.; his triumph
after the battle, iv. 174, W. ; castles
restored to, and all the captives re-
leased except those in I>over and
Kenilworth, iv. 176, W.; holds a
parliament at Northampton, iii. 240,
1). ; returns by Dunstable to Lon-
don, ib. ; holds a parliament at Win-
chester, ii. 102, 366; iv. 178, 176,
178, 455, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; the
barons who fought against him at
Evesham disinherited, ii. 367 ; iiL
463; iv. 179, 455, Wa. Be. O. Wo.;
sends Maurice Fits-Gerold and Ha-
mond TEstraunge against Llewellyn,
iL 366, Wa. ; goes to Windsor, ii. 103;
iv. 176, 455, Wi. W. Wo. ; requires
the submission of the Londoners, ii.
366 ; iv. 455, Wa. Wo. ; imprisons
at Windsor the deputies sent to him,
INDEX
191
Henry III. — cont,
1S65 : — cont.
it 103, 366 ; iv. 176, 455, WL Wa.
W. Wo. ; Bome of them condemned
to death, iy. 455, Wo. ; returns to
London to celebrate the feast of S.
Edward, u. 103; ir. l77,Wi. W. ;
his splendour on this occasion, iv.
177, W. ; releases all but five of the
Londoners, ib. ; gives the houses
and possessions of the disinherited
to aliens, iv. 183, 1 84, 455, W. Wo. ;
his folly in so doing, iv. 183, W. ;
goes to Canterbury to meet the
queen and the legate Ottoboni, ii.
103; iv. 179, 455, Wi. W. Wo.;
pardons most of the Londoners at
the request of the queen, ii. 103,
Wi. ; goes with the queen to Lon-
don, iv. 180, W. ; extorts a fine from
the Londoners, iv. 184, W. ; Elea^
nor de Montfort surrenders Dover
castle to him, ii. 367, Wa. ; has the
posts and chains in London re-
moved, ib. ; at Northampton, ii. 103,
868 ; iv. 456, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; sends
for Simon de Montfort the younger,
iv. 456, Wo. ; takes him with him
to London, ii. 103, 368; iv. 456,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; his forces in Wales
dispersed by Llewellyn, iv. 456,
Wo.
1266: — injuries done to the country
by the disinherited barons, iv. 186,
187, O. W. ; sends prince Edward
to reduce them, ii. 369, Wa. ; sum-
mons all who owe him service to
go with him against Kenilworth,
ii. 370, Wa.; goes to Oxford,
ib, ; sends Henry of Almaine
against the disinherited, iv. 188,
W. ; imprisons Robert de Ferrers,
iv. 189, W. ; advances to Kenil-
worih, ii 370; iv. 187, Wa. O. ;
at Warwick, iv. 187, O. ; sends
prince Edward against Kenilworth,
ii. 371, Wa. ; siege of Kenilworth,
ii. 104, 371 ; iii. 242, 463 ; iv. 1S8,
Henry IIL— cont
1266 :-^c<mt.
190, 457, Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; holds a parliament at Kenil-
worth, aud asks for a tenth for three
years, ii. 371, Wa. ; the dictum of
Kenilworth, it. 372; iii. 242; iv.
189, 457, Wa. D. O. Wo. ; oflTers
terms to those in the isle of Ely,
which are refused, iv. 191, 192, O. ;
message to the besieged in Kenil-
worth, iv. 193, O. ; the castle sur-
rendered, ii. 104, 373 ; iii. 244, 463 ;
iv. 195, 196, 457, Wi. Wa, D. Be.
W. O. Wo. ; given to prince Edmund
on its surrender, iv. 196, 197, W.
O. ; parliament at Northampton, at
which the disinherited have their
lands restored on a certain payment,
ii. 372, Wa. ; submits all matters to
the decision of four bishops, four
earls, and four barons, ii. 104, 373,
Wi. Wa. ; goes to Woodstock, and
then to London, iv. 196, W. ; sum-
mons a parliament at S. Edmunds-
bury against those in the isle of Ely,
iii. 244 ; iv. 196, D. W. ; a tenth of
church property granted to, by Pope
Clement IV., ii. 104, 373 ; iii. 244 ;
iv. 198, 213, 457, Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; applies for more, but this
is refused by the clergy, iii. 244,
D.; keeps Christmas at Osney, ii.
105, 373; iv. 197, Wi. Wa, O. ;
goes to Cambridge, and wastes his
time there, iv. 196, W. ; besieges
the isle of Ely, iv. 196, 198, W. O.
1267 :— intended attack of J. d'EyviUe
on, while at Cambridge, iii. 245, D. ;
his fleet defeated by the barons in the
isle of Ely, iv. 197, W. ; endeavours
of 6. de Clare to make him come to
terms with the disinherited, iv. 199,
200, W. ; his alarm, iv. 200, W. ;
disagreement with G. de Clare, iii.
245, D. ; threatens G. de Clare, ii.
105, 374; his palace at West-
minster plundered, iv. 200, 203, O.
192
INDEX.
Henry III. -"coni.
1267 :—«)«/.
W. ; goes to Dunstable and then to
Windsor, iii. 246, D. ; collects an
army at Windsor, and advances on
Ix)ndon, ii. 105, 374, Wi. Wa.;
advances on Jjondon with prince
Edward, iv. 201, O. W. ; prevented
from entering London, iv. 201, O. ;
releases the legate from the Tower,
and goes to Stratford, iv. 202, O.
W. ; besieges Jjondon from the
Stratford side, ii. 105, 374; iii.
246 ; iv. 457, Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ;
desire of the disinherited for a
battle, iv. 202, O. ; a battle pre-
vented by G. de Clare, who stDl
holds out against him, and defends
the city, iv. 203, 204, O. ; many of
his adherents murdered in London,
iv. 203, W. ; his vant of money,
iv. 204, W. ; assistance given Um
by Richard, king of Germany, and
J. Basset, ib, ; peace established, if.
105, 374 ; iii. 246 ; iv. 205, 457, Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; London sur-
rendered, ii. 105, 374; iv. 205, Wi.
Wa. W. ; enters London, iv. 205,
206, 0. W. ; makes peace with the
disinherited barons, ii. 105, 374 ;
iii. 246 ; iv. 205, 206, 457, Wi. Wa.
D. O. W. Wo.; the disinherited
allowed to redeem their lands
according to the dictum of Kenil-
worth, iii. 246 ; iv. 205, 206, 219,
D. O. W. ; pardons John d'Kyvile,
Robert de Wyleby, &c., iv. 206,
W. ; dismisses his mercenaries, iv.
207, W. ; his oppressive and useless
stay in London, ib. ; goes into
Wales, ii. 105, 374, Wi. Wa. ; makes
peace with Llewellyn, who does
homage, iv. 105, 374; iv. 457, Wi.
Wa. Wo. ; restores his lands to
Llewellyn, iv. 457, Wo.; extorts
money from both laymen and
churchmen, iv. 207, O. ; acts
against the abbat of Osney in the
Ilcnry III. — cont,
1267 i—cont,
Westone suit, iv. 209, O. ; peace
established throughout the countr}',
iv. 207, 210, O. W. ; effecto of the
war, iv. 211, W. ; the expense of
collecting the tenth charged on the
religious houses, iv. 214, W. ; keeps
Christmas with Ottoboni at Win-
chester, ii. 106, 374 ; iv. 457, WL
Wa. Wo.
1268: — receives Nicholas of Ely as
bishop of Winchester, ii. 106, Wi. ;
said to give prince Edmund the
earldom of Richmond, ii. 106; iv.
457, Wi. Wo. ; also the earldom of
Leicester, and custody of the earl
of Ferrers, iv. 457, Wo. ; grants a
market and fair to Bermondsey, iiL
464, Be. ; allows Ottoboni to hold
a council in S. Paul's, iv. 215, W. ;
a twentieth of their benefices paid
by the clergy towards the ransom
of the disinherited, iv. 219, W. ;
holds a pariiament at Northampton,
ii. 107, 375 ; iv. 458, WL Wa. Wo. ;
receives bishop Godfrey GiffiEud of
Worcester, ii. 107, Wi. ; his prodi-
gality and waste, iv. 220, W. ; holds
a parliament at Winchester, and
makes piinoe Edward constable of
England, ii. 107, 375, Wi. Wa. ;
keeps Christmas at Winchester, ii.
107, 375 ; iv. 458, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
makes prince Edward guardian of
London and all his castles, ii. 107,
375, WI Wa.
1269 : — holds a parliament in London,
iv. 221, 458, W. Wo. ; issues sta-
tutes against the Jews, iv. 221, W. ;
remains a long time at Winchester,
iv. 458, Wo. ; ikvours the marriage
of Henry of Almaine, iv. 222, W^. ;
present at the marriage of prince
Edmund, iv. 222, O. ; makes a new
feretry for the shrine of Edward
the Confessor, and is present at his
translation, ii. 108, 375; iii. 252;
INDEX.
193
Heniy HI. — cont
1269:— ron/.
iv. 226, 228, 458, Wi. Wa. D. W.
O. Wo. ; his edict against the
London and Winchester citizens,
ii. 108, 875; iv. 458, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; the tenth extorted from the
clergy according to a new taxation,
iy. 213, 225, W. ; rebuilds the
church of Westminster, iy. 226,
W. ; a twentieth of lay property
giyen to, iy. 227, W. ; popular
murmurs in consequence, iy. 228,
W. ; keeps Christmas at Winches-
ter, iv. 458, Wo.
1270:— keeps the feast of S. Edward
at Westminster, ii. 108; iv. 459,
Wi. Wo. ; holds a parliament at
Westminster, ii. 108, 876 ; iv. 459,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; gives prince Ed-
ward leave to go on his crusade, ii.
109, 876 ; iv. 459, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
his punishment of the murder of
Alan la Zouche, ii. 109, 876; iy.
234, 459, Wi. Wa. W. Wo. ; gives
the Canterbury monks license to
elect the archbishop, ii. 109, 877 ;
iv. 459, Wi, Wa. Wo. ; postpones
the confirmation of their prior when
presented to him as archbishop at
Woodstock, ii. 109, 377 ; iii. 252 ;
iv. 459, Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ; receives
Lucy, prioress of S. Mary's, Win-
chester, ii. 109, 377 ; iv. 460, Wi.
Wa. Wo. ; keeps Christmas at Win-
chester, and then goes to London,
ii. 109, 377; iv. 460, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; his illness, iii. 251, D.
1271 : — parliament at London, at
which the disinherited regain their
lands, ii. 110, 377; iv. 460, Wi.
Wa, Wo. ; keeps Christmas at
Winchester, and remains there on
account of his infirm health, ii. Ill,
378 ; iv. 461, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; his
grief at prince John's death, iv.
246, W. ; confirms the gift of
Chalk to Bermondsey, iii. 464, Be.
VOL. V.
Henry III. — cont.
1272: — Cleaves Winchester, to make
way for the justices itinerant, iL
111, 878 ; iv. 461, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
goes to Norwich, and severely pun-
ishes the rioters, ii. Ill, 378 ; iv.
250, 251, 461, Wi. Wa. O. Wo. ;
gives Edmund of Cornwall the in-
heritance of his father, iv. 251, W.;
knights him, Henry de Lacy, and
others, ii. Ill, 378; iv. 251, 253,
461, Wi. Wa. W. O. Wo.; dies,
and is buried at Westminster, ii.
112, 878; iii. 254, 464; iv. 252,
258, 461, Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. O.
Wo. ; account of his funeral, iv.
252, W. ; his love for the service
of God, iv. 254, O. ; his love for
aliens, ii. 855 ; iv. 254, Wa. O. ;
had confirmed the charter of Richard
I. in favour of Dunstable, iiL 832,
D. ; list of the exactions and tax-
ings during his reign, i. 364-867,
Bu. ; Grosseteste's list of his vio-
lations of the rights of the church,
i. 422, Bu. ; had confirmed privi-
leges to Bermondsey, iii. 441, Be.
Henry IV., returns to England, iii. 482,
Be. ; crowned by archbishop Arundel,
iii. 483 ; confirms the liberties of Ber-
mondsey, 1*6. ; wins the battle of Shrews-
bury, ib. ; statute about appropriations
of churches, t6. ; dies, iii. 484 ; had con-
firmed various gifts to Bermondsey, iiL
440,441,442,482.
Henry V., succeeds his father, and is
crowned at Westminster by archbishop
Arundel, iii. 484, Be. ; Harfieur surren-
dered to, lb. ; wins the battle of Agin-
court, ib, ; suit of Bermondsey against,
for certain manors, iii. 485 ; takes Caeu
and Falaise, ib, ; marries Catharine at
Houen, ib. ; dies and is buried at West-
minster, iii. 485, 486.
Henry VI., bom, iiL 485, Be. ; succeeds
his &ther, iii. 486 ; crowned at West-
minster by archbishop Chichele, iii.
487 ; goes to France, and is crowned at
N
194
INDEX.
Henry VI. — cont
Paris, ib,; proclamation (in Englisli),
that no townsman of Donstable join any
lord's company, iii. 420, D.
Henry L, king of the Franks, iL 16, 179,
WL Wa. 5 William of Normandy with,
u. 19,Wi.; dies, ii. 187, Wa.
Henry, son of Frederick I., left king of
Italy while his father goes on the Cru-
sade, iv. 42, 0. ; takes the cross, iv. 43,W.
Henry, son of Frederick II., and Constance,
king of Germany, iii. 153, D. ; marries
Margaret of Austria, i6. ; made king of
Aries, ib. i slain by the Tartars, L 120, T.
Henry, son of Frederick IL, and Isabella,
the kingdom of Aries or Jerusalem left
to by his &ther, i. 290, Bu. ; poisoned,
ii. 94, Wi.
Henry, son of Henry H., bom, i. 48, 187 ;
ii. 237; iii. 17, T. Bu. Wa, D.j at
Beckef s consecration, iii. 441, Be. ; en-
trusted to Becket's care, ii. 57, Wi. ;
marries Margaret, daughter of Louis
Vn., i. 48, 188; ii. 238; iii. 18; iv.
380, T. Bu. Wa. D. Wo. ; made king
by his ikther, 1. 50, 188; ii. 289; iii
443, T. Bu. Wa. Be.; crowned by
Roger, archbishop of York, i. 16 ; ii.
59, 60; iii. 443, 445; iv. 34, 382, M.
Wi. Be. O. W. Wo. ; ill consequences of
this, i. 16, M. ; homage sworn to, by the
nobles, iii 18, D. ; letter of Henry n.
to, respecting Becket, iii. 19, D. ; takes
the same oath as his father after the
murder, iii. 20, D. ; crowned aggin at
Winchester, ii. 60, 239, Wi. Wa. ;
crowned at Westminster, iv. 34, W. ;
at war with his father, i. 16, 51, 188 ; ii.
60, 240 ; iii. 20 ; iy. 34, 383, M. T. Bu.
Wi. Wa. D. 0. W. Wo. ; goes to Louis
vn., ii. 240 ; iv. 34, 383, Wa. W. Wo. ;
reconciled with his fiither, i. 17, 51 ;
il 240 ; iii. 21, 444 ; iv. 36, 383, M.
T. Wa. D. Be. W. Wo. ; remams in An-
jou and Aquitune, iv. 37, W. ; comes
to England, L 51, T. ; gifts of his
fiither to, iii. 21, D. ; quarrels again
with his father, I 53 ; ii 24i2, T. Wa. ;
Henry, son of Henry H. — cont
dies, i 17 ; ii. 62, 243 ; iii. 445 ; iv. 39,
385, M. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ; dies
at Marteau, i 53 ; iii. 23, T. D. ; buried
at Rouen, iv. 385, Wo. ; not reckoned
among the kings, on account of his
being crowned by the archbishop of
York, iii 445, Be. ; erroneously said to
die and be buried at Reading in 1175,
iv. 383, Wo. ; had homage done to him
by William, king of Scotland, iv. 337,
O.
Henry of Almafne, son of Richard of
Cornwall, bom, i 98, T. ; baptized at
Hayles by the bishop of Hereford, ib. ;
knighted by his fieither at his coronation
at Aachen, iii. 203 ; iv. 1 16, 117, B. O.
W.; opposes the barons at Oxford in
1258, i 444, Bu. ; elected on the king's
side at Oxford, i 447, Bu. ; joins Simon
de Montfort, iii. 222, D. ; while crossing,
captured by Ingelram de Fiennes, iii.
223, D. ; fireed by S. Louis, and returns
to England, t6. ; S. de Montfort had
insisted on his release, ib. ; joins prince
Edward, iii 225, D. ; with prince Ed-
ward before the barons at Gloucester,
iii. 228, D. ; binds himself for prince
Edward, to obtain peace, ib, ; surren-
ders to the barons at Lewes, iii. 232;
iv. 151, D. W. ; detained as a hostage,
iii. 232 ; iv. 152, D. W. ; given to Henry
de Montfort, and treated as a prisoner,
iv. 153, W. ; taken to Dover, and thence
to Wallingford, iii. 233, D. ; released,
ii. 358, Wa. ; hostage for S. de Mont-
fort the younger at Northampton, ii
368, Wa. ; advances with prince Edward
against the islaof Axholme, iv. 181, W. ;
sent against the disinherited by Henry
in. and prince Edward, iv. 188, W. ;
defeats and captures Robert de Ferrers
at Chesterfield, ib,; to be added as a
referee to the twelve appointed by the
dictum of Eenilworth, ii. 372 ; iii. 243,
Wa. J), ; acts as mediator between the
king and Gilbert de Clare, iv. 205, W. ;
encourages tournaments after the war.
IKDEX.
195
Hezury of Almame— canfc
iy. 212, W. ; takes the cross, iy. 218,
W. ; aets with pnnce Edward in parlia-
ment against the Jews, iv. 221, W. ;
marries Constance of Beam, ii. 107 ;
iy. 222, 223, Wi. W. O. ; acts as media-
tor between prince Edward and G. de
Clare, iy. 229, W. ; induces the earl of
Warrenne to snbmit to trial, iy. 234,
•W. ; his departore firom England, iy.
i66, W. ; leayes his wife in Gflscony,
and goes to Aigaes-Mortes, iy. 237, W. ;
^prince Edward commits his afiairs in
Aquitaine and England to, iy. 239, 240,
W. J at Viterho, iy. 240, W. j murdered
by Gny de Montfort, iii. 259, D. ; by
Simon and Gay de Montfort, ii. 110,
877 ; iy. 248, 460, Wi. Wa. O. Wo.; by
the two de Montfbrts and count Rosso,
iy. 241, W.j his body brought home
and buried at Hayles, ii. 110, 377; iy.
244, 460, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; buried
next to his mother Sanchia, iy. 460,
Wo.
Henry, son of Edward I., left under the
charge of Richard, king of Germany, iy.
236, W. ; dies and is buried at West-
• minster, iy. 261, W.
Henry the Lion, duke of Saxony, marries
Matilda, daughter of Henry IT., i. 50 ;
ii, 239 ; iiL 19, T. Wa. D. ; their chil-
dren, ii. 239, Wa. ; exiled, iii. 22 ; iy.
385, D. Wo.; comes to England, iy.
885, Wo., with his wife and children, ii.
243, Wi. ; returns, ii. 244, Wa. ; promise
of Richard I.'respecting, i. 189, Bu.
Henry of Saxony, his son, count Palatine
of the Rhine, bom, ii. 239, Wa. ; marries
Agnes of Suabia, iii. 26, D. ; his bro-
ther Otho elected emperor, i, 196, 207,
• Bu. ; sent by Otho to John to demand
his rights, i. 201 ; ii. 73, Bu. Wi. ; comes
to England, iy. 390, Wo. ; comes to
England again, iii. 84 ; iy. 897, D. Wo. ;
does homage to John, iy. 397, Wo.;
returns, leaying his son with John, ib,
Henry (Raspe) of Thuringia, made empe-
ror by Innocent IV., i. 136; ii. 90, T.
Henry of Thuringia— conf.
Wi. ; destroyed by Frederick H., i. 136,
T.
Henry, son of Dayid L of Scotland, does
homage to Stephen, ii. 225, Wa.; escapes
from the battle of the Standard, iy. 22,
O. ; dragged from his horse and nearly
taken at Ludlow, ii. 227, Wa.
Henry, goes to Rome with Rustand and
others on behalf of Henry III., iii. 199,
D.
Henry, a robber, accuses four burgesses of
Dunstable 4i8 his accomplices, iii. 105,
D.
Henry, a conyerted Jew, has a papal letter
to Dunstable, to be proyided for there,
iii. 265, D. ; provision made for him by
the official of Lincoln, ib,
Henwick (Hinewich, Hynewike), giyen by
Cenwulf to Worcester, iy. 367, Wo. ;
lease of, iy. 894 ; term of lease prolonged,
iy. 409 ; the grange destroyed by a
storm, iy. 447 ; Chiturling land in,
comes into the possession of Worcester
priory. It. 439.
Heraclius ; see Jerusalem, patriarchs o£
Heraud, feof of, giyen by John to prince
Louis on his marriage, i. 204, Bu.
Hereditary right of succession to livings
among the Welsh, i. 75, T.
Hereford, burnt by the Welsh in 1055, iii.
423, Be; the castle held by Geoffirey
Talbot against Stephen, ii. 226, Wa. $
taken by Stephen, i. 46 ; ii. 226, T. Wa.;
by prince Louis, ii. 287, Wa. ; stom
and earthquake at, in 1240, i. 115, T. ;
murder of a Frenchman, proctor of
the bishop, in the cathedral in 1252, L
148; iy. 441, T. Wo.; judgment made
at, by the justices at the visit of Edward
I. in 1291, iy. 506, Wo.; northern jus-
tices itinerant at, in 1292, iv. 511, Wo. ;
justices of trailbaston at, in 1305, ^iv,
558, Wo.
' bishops of:
Aldred, made archbiAop of York, ii.
28, 187, Wi. Wa.
Walter, ii. 187, Wa. ; dies, iL 82, Wi.
N 2
196
INDEX.
Hereford, bishops of: — cant,
Bobert de Losinga, ii. 82, Wi. ; has a
yision of S. Wulstan at the time
of hia death, ii. 204, Wa.
Gerard, made archbishop of York, iy.
18,0.
Beinhehn (Keinalmos, Reginaldus,
Einelmus, Remelinus, Reignelmus),
iL 42 ; iii. 14; iv. 16, Wi. D. O. W.;
resigns the see into the king's hands,
iv. 874, Wo. ; dies, ii. 44 ; iv. 876,
Wi. Wo.
Geofirej, ii 44 ; iv. 876, Wi. Wo. ;
dies, ii. 45, Wi.
Richard, ii. 46 ; iv. 877, Wi. Wo. ;
dies, ii. 222, Wa.
Robert de Bethone, prior of Uanthony,
i. 45 ; ii. 49, 223, T. Wi. Wa. ;
atj^adges S. Mary Magdalene*s, Ox-
ford, to S. George's, iv. 25, O. ;
dies, L 47 ; ii. 54, 288 ; iv. 25, 26,
879, T. Wi. Wa. W. O. Wo.
Gilbert Foliot, abbat of Gloacester, i.
47 ; ii. 64, 233 ; iv. 26, 879, T. Wi.
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; bbhop of Lon-
don, L 49 ; ii. 57 ; iv. 26, 880, T.
Wi. O. W. Wo. ; see London, bi-
shops of.
Robert de Melon, i. 49 ; ii. 57, 288 ;
iv. 881, T. Wi. Wa. Wo ; dies, i.
60 ; ii. 59 ; iv. 882, T. Wi. Wo.
Robert Foliot, i. 51; ii. 61,240; iii.
21 ; iv. 86, 87, 888, T. Wi. Wa.
D. W. O. Wo. ; dies, i. 58 ; ii. 244 ;
iv. 885, T. Wa. Wo.
William de Vere, i. 58 ; ii. 244 ; iu.
28 ; iv. 40, 885, T. Wa. D. O. Wo. ;
dies, iv. 49, O.
Giles de Braose, L 56 ; ii. 74, 252 ;
iii. 27 ; iv. 60, 890, T. Wi. Wa. D.
0. Wo. ; confirms a pension in Lind-
ridge church to Worcester priory,
iv. 898, Wo. ; one of the executors
of the interdict, iv. 896, Wo. ; goes
into exile, i. 29 ; u. 261 ; iu. 81, M.
Wa. D. ; goes into France, iv. 396,
Wo. ; security promised to, by John,
i. 219, Bu. ; money to be paid to.
Hereford, bishops ofi—^sont.
Giles de Braose— conf.
by John, i. 220, Bu. ; receives his
manors again, ii. 262, Wa. ; blesses
Hugh, abbat of Tewkesbury, iv.
408, Wo.; dies, i 61; ii. 282; iiL
62, T. Wa. D.
Hugh de Mapenore, dean, i. 62; u.
287 ; iii. 52 ; iv. 406, T. Wa. D.
Wo. ; consecrated at Gloucester, ii.
287, Wa. ; consecrated by Silvester
bishop of Worcester and others, iv.
406, Wo. ; at the dedication of Wor-
cester cathedral, iv. 409, Wo. ; dies,
i. 64 ; ii. 291 ; iii. 55; iv. 411, T.
Wa. D. Wa
Hugh Foliot, archdeacon of Shrews-
bury, i. 64; ii. 292; iii. 65; iv.
410, T. Wa. D. Wo. ; consecrated
at Canterbury, i. SB, M. ; goes out
of England, iiL 68, D. ; witnesses
Magna Charta m 1226, i. 281, Bu.
dies, i. 98; ii. 816; iii. 189, 141
iv. 80, 82, 426, T. Wa. D. 0. W
Wo.
Ralph of Maidstone, dean, i. 80, T.
bishop, i. 94; ii. 816; iii. 141 ;iv.
80, 82, T. Wa. D. O. W. ; conse-
crated by archbishop Edmund at
Cantei'bury, i. 94, T. ; baptizes Henry
of Ahnaine, i. 98, T. ; brings Elea-
nor from Provence for Henry III.,
i. 98; iii. 144, T. D. ; witnesses
the confirmation of Magna Charta
in 1286, i. 108, T. ; gives 20 days
of relaxation to certain altars at
Tewkesbury, i. Ill, T. ; accident
to, iii. 148, D. ; becomes a Minorite,
i. 118; ii. 820; iii. 148, 156; iv.
480, T. Wa. D. Wo.
The election to the bishoprick quashed,
i.lll6, T.
Peter d'Acqua Blanca, i. 117; iii.
156; iv. 88, T. D. O. W.; conse-
crated by the bishop of Worcester
in London, iv. 88, 482, O. Wo.;
appoints officials in Canterbury dio-
cese in 1248, i. 188, T. ; goes to
INDEX.
197
Hereford, bishops of: — conL
Peter d'Acqna BLmca — cont
the Pope at Lyons in 1244, ii. 335,
Wa. ; blesses the abbat of Winch-
comb, iy. 438, Wo. ; excommuni-
cates the infractors of Magna Charta
in 1258, i. 305, 319, Bn. ; binds
the monasteries by false letters
to pay money towards the expenses
of the Sicilian affiur, iii. 199, D. ;
his oppressions to secolar and eccle-
siastical persons in the Sicilian
affidr, iv. 134, W. ; had bound
Osney for certain moneys received
from the Siennese merchants, iv.
107, O. ; returns to England with
letters from the Pope, i. 348-350,
Bn. ; letter to, from Rustand, pro-
posing a crusade against Manfred,
i. 350; letter to, frx>m Rustand
appointing deputies, i. 353, Bu. ;
complaints of the clergy against him
for his conduct in the Sicilian affair,
i. 361, Bu. ; his advice to Heniy
III. respecting the rebellion in Gras-
cony, iv. 109, O.; his treaty with
the Pope respecting the gift of Sicily
to prince Edmund, iv. 125, 134,
W. ; one of the three elected on the
king^s side in 1261, iv. 129, O. ;
confirms a pension of ten marks out
of Lindridge church to Worcester
priory, iv. 447, Wo. j seized and
plundered by the barons in 1263, ii.
100; iii. 222; iv. 134, 449, Wl
D. W. Wo. ; crosses with Henry
lU. to France, 'i. 176, T. ; obtains
letters from the Pope to influence
S. Louis to annul the provisions of
Oxford, i. 179, T. ; dies, ii. 107,
375 ; iv. 219, 220, 458, Wi. Wa. O.
W. Wo.
John le Bretone, iL 107, 375 ; iv. 219,
221, 458, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo.;
goes abroad for the archbishop's
confirmation, iv. 221, W. ; con-
firmed by archbishop Bonifiice, ii.
107; iv. 458, Wi. Wo. ; consecrated
Hereford, bishops of :— con^
John le Bretone — cont,
at Waverley, ii. 107, 375 ; iv. 222,
458, Wi. Wa. W. Wo. j consecrated
by Nicholas, bishop of Winchester,
ii. 107 ; iv. 458, Wi. Wo. ; dies, iL
119, 384; iv. 263, 467, Wi. Wa. O.
W. Wo.
Thomas de Cantelupe, ii. 119, 884 ;
iv. 263, 467. Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ;
confirmed by archbishop Eilwarby,
iv. 467, Wo. ; consecrated, iv. 265,
W. ; question as to his right of chace
over Malvern hills, iv. 476, Wo. ;
goes to Rome for the injury done
him by archbishop Peccham, ii.
405 ; iii. 339 ; iv. 483, Wa. D. Wo. ;
his reception by Pope Martin HI.,
iv. 483, Wo.; dies on his return, iL
405; iii. 290, 339 ; iv. 293, 294,
484, Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ; dies at
Orvieto, iv. 483, Wo. ; miracles
of, iiL 339 ; iv. 483, 493, D. Wo. ;
his remains brought to England,
and buried at Hereford, iv. 294, 483,
O. Wo. ; his heart left to Edmund
earl of Cornwall, and is at Ashridge,
iv. 483, Wo. ; the bishops of London
and Mende sent by Clement V. to
inquire into his miracles, iv. 559,
Wo.
Richard de Swinefeld, ii. 405; iii.
290 ; iv. 293, 294, Wa. D. W. O. ;
blesses John, abbat of Hales, at
Bosbury, iv. 540, Wo.
deans of :
Hugh de Mapenore ; see Hereford
bishops of.
Thomas, at Strugoil about Llanbethian
church, i. 80, T. ; dies at Matheme,
ib,
Ralph of Maidstone, i. 80, T. ; see
Hereford^ bishops of.
Stephen de Thome, i. 94, T. ; gives
a charter respecting a pension to
Tewkesbury, L 10; letter of, re-
specting the presentation to Great
Marlow, i. 123.
198
INDEX.
Hereford, S. GutUac's, Thomas, prior of,
made abbat ojT Giouoeeter, i. 52, T.
-**— canon ot Aloander ; tee Alexander.
Hereford, William Fito^Osbem, first earl
•■ of^hia attempt npon BiehiMe, countess
of Flanders, ii. 29, Wl
' .» I Boger Fitz-Oabem, second earl of,
rises against William I., i. 4 ; it 31, 192,
M. Wi Wa. ; captured and imprisoned,
ii. 193, Wa. ; not freed at William's
death, ii. 35, Wi.
Emma, daughter of first earl, mar-
ned to Balph de Guader, il 31, 192, Wi.
Wa.
MUo, third eari o^ dies, i. 46, T.
— — Roger, fourth earl of, dies, i. 48,
T.
— — Henry de Bohun, fifth earl of,
taken at Lincoln and imprisoned, ii. 287,
Wa. ; at the dedication of Worcester
cathedral, iv. 409, Wo.
Matilda, daughter of Geoffrey Fitz-
Fiers, his widow, dies, ilL 144, D.
Humphry de Bohun, mxth earl
of, witnesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1225, 1. 232, Bn. ; in 1236, i.
103, T. ; joins in the letter to Innocent
IV. on his oppressions, i. 283, Bu. ; pre-
sent at the excommunication of the
infractors of Magna Charta, i. 305, 320 ;
present at the funeral of WQliam de
Cantelupe, iii. 192, D. ; elected on the
barons' side at Oxford, i. 447, Bn. ; sworn
of the king's council, i. 449 ; one of the
twelve, i6. ; one of the twenty-four, i.
450 ; signs the letter to Alexander IV.
against thePoitevins, i. 174, 460, T. Bu. ;
one of the confederates against the
Poiterins, iii. 209, D. ; Gloucester castle
in his charge, iii. 227 ; captured at the
battle of Lewes, iii. 232; captured at
Evesham, iL 365 ; ir, 455, Wa. Wo. ;
one of the council elected by the dictum
of Kenilworth, ii. 372 ; iii. 243 ; swears
homage to prince Edward in his absence,
iL 112, 379; iT. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
dies, and is buried at Llanthony, iv. 468,
Wo.
Hereford, sixth earl of, Maud, wife of,
dies, i. 119 ; lY. 433, T. Wo. ; buried at
Llanthony,!. 119, T.
— — Humphry de Bohun, seyenth earl
of, one of the confederate, barons, it.
460, Wo. ; wounded at Lew«B, iii. 232,
^ D-i Bhys Vychan surrenders to, iv. 293,
O. W. ; marries Maud, widow of John de
Vescy, iv. 324, 0.; a castle built by G. de
Clare against, iii. 370; iv. 506, 1). Wo. ;
his qnairel with G. de Clare, and sen-
tence of Edward I., iii. 370, D. ; relieves
Abeigavenny castle, iv. 519; ravages
the Welsh territory, ib,; dies, and is
buried at Walden, ir. 540, Wo.
*— Humphry de Bohun, eighth earl
of, marries princess Isabella, iv. 554,
Wo.; taken prisoner at Bannockbum,
iv. 561, Wo, ; in aims against Edward
II., iv. 345, O. ; slain at Boroughbridge
. by Andrew de Harda, ib.
William, his son ; see Bohun, Wil-
liam de.
Hereford, H. of, goes to Borne on the
affiiirs of Tewkesbury, L 136, T. ; a
pension given to, by Tewkesbury, ib,
Hereward, escapes firom William I., ii 191,
. Wa.
Hereward, John, one of the parties to the
suit about Wadlow land, iii. 378, D.
Herlewin, founds a monastery at Bee, ii.
16, Wi.
Herlot (Harlotus, Haroldus, Arlotus), sent
into England by Pope Alexander IV.,
i. 162, 409 ; iii. 208 ; iv. 445, T. Bu. D.
Wo. ; payment for his maintenance made
by Worcester priory, iv. 445, Wo. ; the
Pope's commission to, 1. 409, 41 1, Bu. ;
demands of, iii. 208, D. ; threatens to
excommunicate Henry HI., ib. ; the
Pope had sent him to forward the
Sicilian affair with the barons, L 457,
Bu. ; his opposition to Osney respecting
Staines, iv. 120, O.
Hermer, John, serves on a jury, iii 344,
D.
Hertford, castle taken by prince Louis, iii.
47, D. ; justices itinerant at, in 1278,
INDEX.
199
Hertford — cont
Hi. 279, D.; in 1287, iii. 336, D. ; Badden
death of two Doxnixncans at, iii. 363, D.
the prior of, dies, iii. 41, D.
— — Robert of, appointed justice by Ed-
ward I., iv. 325, O.
Herthenedene, a place in Totternhoe, iii.
34*, D.
« Hcrvy, Walter, a party to the suit about
Wadiow land, iii. 378, D.
Heth, Adam de Senestan, rector of, dies,
and is buried at Osney, iv. 215, 0. ; his
books, &c. come to Osney, ib,
Hetheringtone, Richard de, fraudulently
enfeoffed of Charlton land, iii. 815, D.
Hexham, Henry de Merdene, priov of
Osney, made prior of, iv. 229, O.
Heydone (Heitone), Reginald de, examines
the clerks of the bishop of Worcester
respecting the Westbury prebends, iv.
525, Wo. ; examines into the conduct
of S. le Chamberleng, monk of Little
- Malvern, iv. 645, Wo.
' Heyvyn, Richard, accuses the lay brethren
of Dunstable of trespass, ifi. 171, D.
Heywode, Richard de, serves on a jury,
iii. 344, 345, 381, D.
Hide ; see Hyde.
Hideshalle, W. de Dunstanville buried at,
i. 135, T.
. Highbury (Heybure), manor of, iii. 416, D.
Hilary, S. (Glamorganshire), burnt by
HoweFs men, i. 37, M.
Hildeward, Geoffrey, a party to the suit
about Wadlow land, iii. 378, D.
Himbleton (Hilmeduna, Himbleden, Hum-
bertone, Humeltone), given by Cenwulf
to Worcester priory, iv. 367, Wo. ; the
church given to R., nephew of G. of
Gloucester, iv. 430, Wo. ; H., vicar of,
i. 122, T. ; the church given to R. de
Cambridge, iv. 446, Wo.; given to R.
de Scheldesleye, iv. 447 j given to H.
de Raggeleye, iv. 506 ; held wrongly by
him, iv. 549 ; given to John of Broad-
was, ib.
Himbleton forest, deforested, iy. 417, Wo.
Hindelep, Thomas de, renews the challenge
and citation respecting the Westbury
prebends, iv. 518, Wo.
Hinguar (Ingnar), lands In and lays waste
England, ii. 161 ; iii. 11 ; iv. 370, Wa.
D. Wo.; martyrs S. Edmund, ii. 161,
'Wa. ; makes England tributary, iii. 11,
D. ; killed by jEthelred, ii. 9, WL
Hinkeleye, John de, the hermitage in Pack-
ington Parva let to, by Worcester priory,
iv. 553, Wo.
Hippewelle, mill of, iii. 108, D.
Ho, Robert del, justiciary over the Jews
for queen's gold, iiL 186, D.
Hobbes, Thomas, mayor of Dunstable,
demands a charter firom the priory
during the riots of 1381, iii. 417, D.
Hocfeld, four acres in, given to Dunstable,
iii. 211, D.
Hocford, land belonging to Marsfafield,
claimed by Tewkesbury, i. 99, T.
Hocklifife (Hoclive, Hocclive), manor of,
William of Beauchamp ejected from, iii.
198, D. ; wrestling match at, iii 298,
D. ; the goods of Simon Mustard given
up to the township of, iii. 808, D.
— ^— master of, required by writ to give
up certain acres of land, iii. 328, D.
Hoddesden, ^ven to Bermondsey by Peter
de S. Olave, iii. 429, Be.
Hoggecote, inquiry into the property of R.
Passevant in, iii. 820, D.
Holcote, William de, clerk of the chancel-
lor, R. Bumel, money borrowed paid to,
by Dunstable priory, iii. 364, D.
Holland, Thierry YIL, count of, does ho-
mage to Richard I., i. 191, Bu.
— William I., count of, comes to
England, iii. 34, D. ; the counts of Flan-
ders and Boulogne go to, and recover
Flanders from Philip H., ii. 280 ; ill 86,
Wa. D. ; captured at Bovines, iii. 41, D.
[called Wilkin by Wa, D.].
William H., count of, elected em-
peror, iv. 95, 491, W. Wo. ; refused ad-
mission to Aachen, iv. 95, W. ; besieges
Aachen, t6. ; admitted and crowned, ib, ;
slain, iv. Ill, 112, W.
200
INDEX.
Holland, Florence V., count of, goes to bring
Richard of Cornwall to Germany, iy.
116, W. ; a claimant of the crown of
Scotland, and submits his claim to Ed-
ward I., ii. 410 ; ill. 368 ; iv. 507, 508,
Wa. D. Wo.
-^— John I., count of, marries Eliza-
beth, daughter of Edward L, iii. 404, D.
Holland, Robert de, excites war against
Thomas, earl of Lancaster, It. 844, 0. ;
taken prisoner and beheaded, ib.
Holland in Lincolnshire, floods in, in 1178,
11. 241, Wa. ; in 1286, iv. 308, Wo.
Holstein, Henry, count of, joins Edward
I., iv. 584, Wo.
Holte, John, justiciary, letter of Edward
nr. to, confirming the liberties of Dun-
stable, iii. 414, D.
Holwell (Holewelle, HoUewelle), William
de, sheriff of Bedfordshire, iii. 165, D. ;
put in charge of the barony of William
de Beauchamp, iii. 193, D.
Holybourne (Halibume), chapel of, ii. 842,
Wa.
Holywell, prioress of, arrangement of, with
Bermondsey respecting East Dulwich
tithes, iii. 45^, Be.
Hondsum, William de, Wolverley church
given to his brother at his request, iv.
545, Wo.
Honorius L, Pope, ii. 151 ; iii. 7, Wa. D. ;
makes Canterbury the metropolitan seat
of England, lit. 7, D. ; sends Byrinus to
Cynegils, iv. 364, Wo. ; dies, ib.
IL, Pope, i. 11 ; ii. 219, 220; iii.
14, 433 ; iv. 18, 377, M. Wa. D. Be. O.
W. Wo. ; dies, 1. 9, 12 ; ii. 49, 222 ; ilL
434; iv. 19, 377, M. Wi. Wa. Be. W. Wo.
lU., Pope, i. 62 ; ii. 88, 286 ; iii.
454 ; iv. 59, 60, T. WL Wa. Be. W. O. ;
confirms the order of Dominicans, iii.
454, Be. ; absolves from their vow many
crusaders on their contributing money,
ii. 289, Wa. ; receives Frederick II., ii.
290, Wa. ; crowns Frederick U, em-
peror, ii. 83, 290, Wi. Wa. ; authorizes
the translation of S. Thomas of Canter-
bury, iii. 454, Be. ; complains of prince
Honorius lU., Pope — eont.
Louis's waste of expenditure at the siege
of Toulouse, iiL 61, D. ; a stone laid for,
in the new church of Salisbury, L 66,
T. ; letter of, respecting Prester John,
iii. 66, D. ; letter of privileges to Wor-
cester priory, iv. 414, Wo.; suspends
prior Simon of Worcester, ib. ; confirms
the order of Franciscans, iii. 455, Be. ;
at the council in Campania, iii. 81, D. ;
his gifts to John de Brienne, ib. ; decrees
Henry III. to be of age, iv. 64, 65, O.
W. ; absolves Peter, abbat of Tewkes-
bury, i. 68, T. ; orders the Carmelites
to observe the rule given them by the
patriarch of Jerusalem, iii. 456, Be.;
his demand of prebends in the cathedral
and conventual churches in England
refused, iv. 66, 67, W. O. ; allows the
clergy to grant a sixteenth to Henry
lU., iv. 67, 68, W. O. ; attempt at a
composition for fees paid to the Roman
court, iv. 418, Wo. ; sends Louis YIIL
to besiege Avignon, i. 69; ii. 302; iv,
68, T. Wa. 0. ; his instructions to the
legate respecting Avignon, iii. 101, D. ;
Avignon submits to, ii. 302; iv. 418,
Wa. Wo.; he has its walls destroyed,
iv. 418, Wo. ; dies, i. 69, 239 ; ii. 85,
303; iii. 102, 456 ; iv. 69, 420, T. Bu.
Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo.
IV., Pope, ii. 402; iii. 317, 466;
iv. 304, 491, 492, Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo.; confirms queen Eleanor's dowry,
ii. 404, Wa. ; applied to by the canons
of Hereford for leave for a free election
ii. 405, Wa. ; dies, ii. 404 ; iii. 336 ; iv.
809, 493, Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
Hope castle, given to David of Wales, ilL
275, D.
Hoptone, Walter de, justice itinerant, fined
by Edward I., iii. 357, D.
Horace, quoted, ii. 31 ; iv. 82, Wi. O.
Horeford castle, surrendered to prince
Louis by Hubert de Burgh, iii. 47, D.
Hormead (Hormade), Robert of, bailiff of
Upper and Nether Dean, money paid to,
by Dunstable priory, iii. 340, D.
INDEX.
201
HorndoD, tithet of, given to Bermondsey,
ilL 483, Be.
Horngelth, the tribute so called, i. 836,
Bo.
Horsa, leader of the Saxons, iv. 862, Wo.
Horses, disease of, in England and France,
in 1254, iii 194, D.
Horsley, a lease of, taken hy Worcester,
iv. 481, Wo.
Horton, joined to Sherborne monastery, i.
10, M.
Honrell forest, deforested by Silvester,
bishop of Worcester, i. 64 ; iv. 410, T.
Wo.
Hospitallers, fined by John, ii. 264 ; iii.
452, Wa. Be. ; the master of, taken pri-
soner at Gaaa, i. 261, Bu. ; the Pope's
demand of a tax in 1246 extended to, i.
277, Bu. ; the master of, released at
Cairo, ii. 92 ; iv. 99, Wi. O. ; knights
the sultan, ii. 92 ; iv. 100, WL O. ; ex-
cepted from the tax in 1254, L 825, Bu. ;
the master of, joins in the letter praying
for assistance from Henry III. in 1255,
i. 868, Bu. ; excepted from the tax in
1266, ii. 104, 878, WL Wa. ; proposed
union with the Templars, iv. 507, Wo.
Hougham (Houthont), suit respecting the
titles of, iii. 141, D.
Houghton (Hoctuna, Octona, Hoctone,
Houtona, Houctone, Houyttone, Hou-
tone, Houthone, Howtone, Howetone,
Howthone), demesne of, restored by
John to Dunstable, iii. 28, D. ; lost, iii.
29 ; suit respectbg, iii. 88 ; injuries of
Hugh de Boves done to Dunstable re-
specting, iii. 44 ; writ in the king's bench
respecting, iii. 96, 100 ; leases of lands
in, granted to Dunstable by Simon Bo-
helin, iii. 148; land of William de Lin-
ley in, iii. 178; Wm. de Beauchamp
^ected from the manor of, iii. 198 ; op-
pression of prince Edward's bailiflb in,
iii. 201 ; G. de Cantelupe put in posses-
sion of, iii. 257 ; Eudes la Suche put in
possession of, iii. 259 ; his quarrel with
Dunstable about the prior's prison and
royalty, iii 261, 262; writ of the prior
Houghton— coat,
concerning his rights in, iii. 271 ; ques*
tion as to the common of, iii. 296 ; rent-
charge at, iii. 813 ; question of the prior's
privileges in, iii. 329, 830 ; charge against
M. de Montalt for disseising the prior
of his conmionage in, iii. 345-852, 859 ;
prosecution of Dunstable by the men of,
dropped, Iii. 866 ; rentcharge in, boug^
by John Duraunt, iiL 874 ; men of, quit
of toll in Dunstable market, iii. 877.
Hugh of, fined for stopping toll of
com, &c. in Dunstable market, iii. 877,
D.
John of; see Bedford, archdeacons
of.
John of, executor of John de
Crachale, iii. 255, D. ; debt to, paid ac-
cording to his legacy, iii. 264, 265.
Walter, yicar of, iii. 296.
Hoveden, Roger de, his chronicle referred
to, i. 188 ; iv. 837, Bu. O. ; called Hugo,
i. 188, Bu.
Howel, son of Owain, surrendered to
Henry IL, iv. 80, O. W.
Howel, son of Maredudd, takes prisoner
and mutilates Morgan, son of Cadwal*
Ian, i. 86, M. ; his men bum S. Nicholas
and S. Hilary in Glamorganshire, i. 87,
M. ; disturbs Glamorganshire, i. 124, T. ;
gives hostages for peace, ib.
Hubba, lands in and lays waste England,
ii. 161 ; iii. 11 ; iv. 370, Wa. D. Wo.;
martyrs S. Edmund, ii. 161, Wa. ; makes
England tributary, iii. 11, D.; killed by
-ffithelred, ii. 9, Wi.
Hubert, official of bishop W. of Blois,
of Worcester, attempts to move the body
of Peter, abbat of Tewkesbury, from the
church, i. 88, T.
Hude, John de la, dies, iv. 254, W.
Hugelyn, legate, holds a council at West-
minster in 1 175, iv. 388, Wo.
Hugh, S., of Lincoln, crucified by the
Jews, account of, i. 840, 871 ; ii 846,
Bu. Wa. ; his mother goes to the king
in Scotland, i 842, Bu. ; miracle by, i
848, Bu. ; buried at Lincoln next to
202
INDEX
Hugh, S.— coll^
Grosseteste, L 344, Bu. ; dispute between
- Dnsstable and John de St. Giles respect-
ing his tnnick, iii. 155, D.
Hugh Capet, king of the Franks, ii. 168,
. Wa.
Hugh, the French ceorl, loses Exeter, ii.
171, Wa.
•Hngh of S. Caro, made a cardinal, iv. 434,
' Wo. ; his postillsD on the Bible, ib,
Hugh, son of Gkrraise of Neadi&tel, cap-
taxed by William de Tancarrille,- and
imprisoned by Henry L, ii. 219, Wa.
Hugh, a derk, sent by Robert, abbat of
Tewkesbury, to Rome in his place, i.
116, T.; inducts J. de Northtune into
S. James's, Bristol, i. 123, T. ; presented
to S. Peter's, Bristol, i. 124, T. ; pays
part of the tithes of Kemerton on the
part of Tewkesbury, i. 127, T.
Hulcasme, in Normandy, terms of agree-
'' ment between John and Philip II. re-
specting, i. 204, Bu.
Hulkes castle, belonging to Gilbert de
Clare, iaken by S. de Montfort, iv. 167,
W. ; retaken by G. de Clare, ib.
Hulme castle, taken by Robert of Nor-
mandy, ii. 203, Wa.
« Hulmi," the, in London, William AfarBh
hanged at, i. 123, T.
Humber, the, boundary of the sees of Can-
terbury and Tork, ii, 30, Wi.
Humbershoe (Humbrichesho, Humbridu-
sho, Humbristeho, Humbritisho), com
bought in, at 2«. an acre in 1254, iiL 191,
D. ; a chantry granted at, iii. 257, D. ;
Richard Youngman, lord of the manor
of, gives a meadow to Dunstable, iii.
365, D.
Humet, Jordan ; see Newbottle.
Humet, William de, constable of Normandy ,
surety for John in his treaty with Philip
n., i. 205, Bu. ; causes the loss of Nor-
mandy to John, ii. 256, Wa.
Hungary, invaded by the Tartars, i. 273,
495, 498, Bu. ; letter of Innocent IV.
to the prelates of, i. 264, Bu.
Hungerford, pumshment of a blasphemer
at, iL 851, Wa.
Hnnte, Richard le, serves on a jury> iii 345,
D.
Robert le, fined, iii. 372, D.
Huntingdon (Hunthedone, Huntedone,
Hontingdone), general chapter of Au-
gnstinian canons at, in 1294, iii. 390, D. ;
storm at, in 1386, iii. 481, Be.
the prior of, dies, iii. 94, D. ; the
prior advises the prior of Caldwell to
resign, iii. 179, D.
archdeacons of :
Henry, his chronicle, iv. 337, O.
Robert, dies, iii. 29, D.
William of ComhiU, made bishop of
Lichfield, L 61 ; iv. 404, T. Wo.
Robert of Hayles, arrangement of,
between Dunstable and Wobum,
respecting Chesham vicarage, iii.
74, D.
Roger of Raveningham presented to
Sullington, iii. 216, D.
Walter of Wottone, iii. 401, D. ; had
been proctor for the arrears due
from the vicars of Segenhoe and
Husbom, iii 305.
Huntingdon, [William de Clinton] made
earl of, by Edward lU., iv. 350, O.
Huntingfield, Walter de, land in Paddles-
worth let to, iii. 470, Be.
Hupertone, loss of life at the passage of, i
139, T.
Hurley (Herleie, Hurlege), priors of :
Ralph of Arundel, made abbat of
Westminster, ii. 73, Wi
Richard le Gras, made abbat of Eves-
ham, i. 101 ; iii. 145 ; iv. 428, T.
D. Wo.
Sanson de Eswelle, iii. 145, D.
Husbom (Hussebume), value of the vicar-
age of, iii. 59, D. ; treasure found in the
churchyard, iii 108 ; demesne given to
Dunstable by Nicholas de Tyngrith, iii
177 ; bill filed against him, iii. 173 ; new
front to the chancel built, iii 183 ; part
of the dower of the countess of Albe-
marle, iii. 249 ; suit of the township
INDEX.
203
Hufibom — cont
against Donstable for eaeloabg a eroft,
iii.269 ; new body built to the chancel,
. iuL S94; advowaon qoitpclaimed to the
priory, iii. 827 ; the prior sammoned to
show his right to. hia privileges in, iii.
829 ; his answer, iii. 880.
.' .1 ' . yicar of, William of Ely, liL 268 ;
Awvmoned for not paying his shore of
.tha king's fifteenth^ iii. 804 ; pays it, ui.
305.
" Hurlyng, the," iii. 480, Be.
Hurscale, Richard, held tithes in Bedding-
ton, iii. 460, Be.
Hays, [Aix ?], isle of, ravaged by the
English fleet, iv. 519, Wo.
Hybert, prior of the Dominicans, letter of,
respecting the complaints of the paro-
chial clergy against them, i. 434, Bu.
Hyde, or Hide, abbey (Newminster),
. foraided by Alfred, ii. 10, 168, Wi. Wa. ;
presents of Edward the Elder to, ii. 10>
Wi. ; monks put in by Eadgar in place
of clerks, ii. II, Wi.; previons condition
of the chnrch, ib, ; the church ordered
to be dedicated by Eadgar, iv. 368, Wo. ;
the monks transferred to Hyde from S*
Grimbald*s (Newminster), ii. 43 $ iv. 375 ;
Wi. Wo. ; put into Robert Fasseflabere's
hands, ii. 36; burnt, iv. 879, Wo., by
Robert of Gloucester, ii. 52 ; iv. 24, Wi.
O. ; the cross injured, ii. 52, Wi. ;
attempt of bishop Henry of Blois to
have it converted into a bishoprick, ii.
53, Wi. ; the monks go to Rome against
the abbat and bishop, ii. 54, 55 ; iv. 879,
Wi, Wo. ; miracles of S. Barnabas at, ii.
62, Wi.; the church restored, t6.; quanel
at, ii. 77, Wi. ; Andrew, prior of Win-
chester, imprisoned at, IL 100, Wi.; in-
terdicted by the legate Ottoboni in con-
sequence of a fight at, ii. 106, 374; iv.
457, Wi. Wa. Wo ; visitation of bishop
Nicholas of Winchester in 1271, ii. 110,
377; iv. 460, Wi. Wa, Wo.; visitation
of archbishop Eilwarby in 1274, iL 118,
384, Wi. Wa.
Hyde, abbats of:
S. Grimbald, Newminster given to,
by Alfred, ii. 10, WL
Wlurio, degraded, ii. 30, Wi.
Rewalan, ib.
Ralph, dies, ii .86, Wi«
Hugh de Lena, ii. 40, WL ; the monks
. go to Rome against, ii. 54;- vr,
379,. Wi. Wo. [enoneonaly called
Thomas in Wo.]
Selidus, dies, ii. 60, Wi.
Thomas, prior of Montacnte, ii. 61,
Wi. ; resigns, ii. 62.
John Suthil, goes to Rome for Bald-
win's pall, i6. ; present at the trans-
lation of Geoffirey Eitz-Feter's
father, ii. 67 ; dies, ii. 84, 296, Wi.
Wa.
Walter, ii. 84, 296, WL Wa, j wit-
nesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1225, L 232, Bu. ; dies, ii.
91, WL
Roger de S. Valery, ib, ; dies, ii. 100,
William of Worcester, interdict
against, by Ottoboni, iv. 457, Wo.
— ^— sub-prior of:
Walter, story of, ii 68, WL ; made
prior of Bath, ib.
Hyde (Bedfordshire), rights of common
recovered by Walter de la Haye in, iii.
281, D. ; Fhilip of Aynhoe murdered in
the fields of, iii. 320.
' Alan of, gifts of, to Dunstable, iiL
154, 157; the priory acquitted of all
demands on his lands, iii. 187 ; his
daughter, marriage portion given to, by
the priory, iii. 207.
John of, dies, iii. 109.
John of, question of a mortuary
gift due from, iiL 170.
Thomas of, writ against, for com-
mon pasturage, iii. 279 ; makes restitu-
tion, and the suit not prosecuted, iiL
2 79.
Walter of, lands let to, by Don-
stable, iiL 157.
204
INDEX.
Hylaria, land reodyed from, hj Dnnttable,
in. 183, D.
Hynge (Hinge, Inge), Thomas, Umds in
Totterohoe mortgaged to, iiL 206, 207,
D. ; tnit respecting, iiL 211; bailiff of
Eodes la Snche, iii. 261 ; gires land at
Shortgraye to Donstable, iiL 802.
•^— ^ Bichard, has a present on the ooca-
son of the election of a new prior at
Dunstable, iii. 264, 285, D. ; presented
to S. Peter's, Bedford, iiL 264 ; presented
to Steppingley, but refuses it, iii. 289 ;
a present given him bjr Dunstable till
he incepted in Arts, iiL 289 ; depriyed
of 8. Peter's, Bedford, iiL 316.
William, house of, in Tottemhoe,
iiL 343, D. ; obtains the remiasion of a
fine for the prior of Donstable, iiL 394 ;
snits of the prior of Worcester before.
It. 541, Wo. ; perambulates Feckenham
forest, iv. 545 ; fines the Worcester dti-
xens for baying with pollards, iv. 546.
I.
Ibelin, Baldwin de, taken prisoner in Egypt,
L 288, Bo.
Guy de, taken prisoner in Egypt,
i6.
John de, lord of Arsouf, joins in
the letter for assistance to Henry III.,
L 368, Bu.
John de, count of Joppa, joins in
the letter for assistance to Henry IIL,
ib.
Ickleford, settlement of a discharge re-
specting a passage at, ilL 75, D.
Ickwell (Gikewelle, Gykewella), a carucate
in, given to Dunstable, iii. 139, D. ;
buildings at, iii. 148 ; boundaries of
Dunstable priory lands at, settled, iii.
165 ; land at, sold to William of Trip-
low, and recovered on his dying without
Ickwell — amL
heiis, iiL 175 ; land at, let to Thomas
the chaplain, iiL 177 ; returned to the
priory by him, after he had sown it, iiL
182.
Icogne, the river, L 203, Bu.
Icomb, given to Worcester priory by bishop
Heathored, iv. 563, Wo. ; given to W.
de Scordiche, iv. 432 ; rent-chaige from,
given by the bishop of Worcester to the
almonry, ib, ; the church given to Ralph
deWithile, iv. 491.
Ida, king of Northumbria, iL 3, WL
Ilchester (Gyvelcestre, Yeuelchestre), a
thief tried at, L 145, T. ; cause won at,
by Bennondsey, iiL 486, Be.
Illig, Philip, sixty marks stolen at S. Al-
ban's taken to his house in Dunstable,
iii. 211, D. ; taken up on suspicion, and
imprisoned, but afterwards keeps out of
the way, iiL 212; the judges require
Dunstable priory to present him, t&. ; the
property of the priory seized on this
being refiised, ib, ; fine paid by his sure-
ties, ib.
Iltyd, S., miraculous spring of, L 18, 1£
Impostors, pretending to be saints, ii. 74-
77, WL
Ina (Hyne), king of the West Saxons, iL
6 ; iii. 8, Wi. D. ; builds Glastonbury
abbey, iL 6, WL; goes to Borne, and
dies there, ib. ; his gifts to Winchester,
ib.
Inge ; see Hynge.
Ingeburga, wife of Philip IL, divorced by
him, ii. 73, 77, WL ; received again, iL
252, Wa.
Inglishcombe (Inglescombe), given to Ber-
mondsey, and afterwards sold to Bath
abbey, iiL 431, Be.
Ingolf, Bobert, wood bought of, by Dun-
stable priory, iii. 289, D.
Innocent I., Pope, ii. 143 ; iii. 6 ; iv. 361,
Wa. D. Wo.
II., Pope, L 9, 12 ; ii. 49, 222 j iii.
14, 434; iv. 19, M. WL Wa. D. Be. O.
W. ; his rivalry with Anacletus, ii. 49,
Wi. ; his cause espoused by Henry L, who
INDEX.
205
Innocent II.» Pope — amt.
sends him 1,000 marks, ii. 222, Wa.;
diiven out of Rome by Anadetos, ib. ;
receiyed by Henry I. and Loois VL, ii.
49, 222, Wi. Wa. ; established in the
papacy, ii. 49, WL; consecrates Louis
Vn. at Kheims, iv. 378, Wo.; dedicates
Gugny, iii. 434, Be.; holds a council
at Pisa, iii. 436, Be. ; prohibits Christian
rites to those who had captured Stephen,
ii. 229, Wa. ; dies, i. 46 ; 11 53, 229 ;
iii. 437 ; iv. 24, T. Wi. Wa. Be. O.
W. ; had established a Cistercian monas-
tery at S. Anastasius, Rome, ii. 231,
Wa.
ni.. Pope, i. 23, 56 ; ii. 66, 251 ;
liL 27, 448 ; iv. 389, M. T. Wi. Wa. D.
Be. Wo. ; orders monks to be restored
to Coventry, L 23, M. ; orders the de-
struction of the chapel at Lambeth, ib. ;
confirms Manger, bishop of Worcester,
and writes a decretal for lum, iv. 390,
Wo. ; consecrates Mauger, i. 56 ; iv. 390,
T. Wo. ; confirms the election of Otho
IV., i. 200, Bu. ; appoints judges in the
quarrel between Osney and S. Frides-
wide's, iv. 50, O. ; interdicts France on
account of Philip II.'s behaviour to his
wife, ii. 73, Wi. ; conduct of the French
bishops on this, ii. 77, Wi. ; suspends
ihem, t&. ; sends legates and monks to
preach a pilgrimage to Jerusalem, ii.
253, Wa. ; demands money from the
Cistercians, but desists, ib,; grants a
fortieth for the crusade, ill 449, Be.;
orders an inquiry into the miracles of
S. Wulstan, bishop of Worcester, iv.
891, Wo.; canonizes S. Wulstan, and
composes a prayer for him, iv. 405, Wo. ;
consecrates Peter des Roches bishop of
Winchester, ii. 79 ; iv. 393, Wi. Wo. ;
his order abbut Peter's pence sent by
Peter des Roches, ii. 257, Wa. ; admits
and consecrates Stephen Langton arch-
bishop of Canterbury, i. 28, 58 ; ii. 80,
259 ; iiL 450 ; iv. 52, 395, M. T. Wi.
Wa. Be. W. Wo. ; writes to John and
the suffragans of Canterbury on behalf
Innocent III., Pope — cont
of Langton, ii. 259, Wa. ; his quarrel
with John, L 28, M. ; puts England under
an Interdict, i. 29, 58, 209 ; ii. 80, 260 ;
iii. 80, 451 ; iv. 52, 896, M. T. Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; sends Peter de
Castelnau into Provence, iv. 396, Wo. ;
orders a crusade against Raymond of
Toulouse, ib, ; indulgence to the conven-
tual churches during the interdict, i. 59 ;
it 271 ; iv. 54, 897, T. Wa. O. Wo. ;
crowns Otho IV., il 264 ; iii. 32, 83, Wa.
D.; quarrels with Otho IV., ii. 264; iii. 82 ;
iv. 54, Wa. D. O. ; excommunicates Otho
IV., i. 59 ; ii. 81 ; iv. 899, T. Wi. Wo. ;
sends ambassadors to England for peace,
i. 60 ; iL 81, 266 ; iv. 399, T. Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; dialogue of Pandulf and Durand
with John, i. 209-217 ; ii. 268-271, Bu.
Wa. ; excommunicates John, i. SO, M. ;
his threats, i. 31, M. ; letter to John re-
specting his conduct, i. 217, Bu. ; his
crusade against the Albigeois, ii. 266,
Wa. ; compels the Greeks of Constanti-
nople to submit, ii. 266, 267, Wa. ; sum-
mons the English prelates to a general
council at Rome, ii. 274, Wa. ; sends
three preachers into England for the
crusade, iii. 40, D. ; sends Frederick II.
against Otho, i. 60 ; iv. 400, T. Wo. ;
sends bishops to Spain against the Moors,
i. 31, M. ; submission of John to, i. 60,
218 ; ii. 275 ; iii. 458 ; iv. 58, 402, M.
Bu. Wa. Be. W. Wo. ; peace with John,
iv. 57, O. ; John resigns his crown to, i.
222 ; ii. 82, 275, Bu. Wi. Wa. ; orders
an inquiry into all the property seized,
and all to be restored, ii. 277, Wa. ; per-
mits Philip II. to go to Calais, ii. 82,
Wi. ; orders John to restore the property
of Berengaria and Simon de Montfort,
ii.'278, Wa. ; founds the hospital of the
Holy Spirit at Rome, il 280, Wa. ; ab-
rogates Magna Charta, iii. 43, D.; orders
a preaching for the crusade, iv. 403,
Wo.; orders Louis VIII. to destroy
Toulouse, iv. 404, Wo. ; makes Pandulf
bishop of Norwich, iv. 404, 405, Wo.;
206
INDEX.
Innocent m., Fope-^ont.
holds the fourth Lateran coimci}, L 33
61 ; ii 82, 284 ; iii. 44, 453 ; It. 56, 62
405, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo.
. conaecrates Silvester bishop of Worces
ter, iv. 405, Wo. ; dies, i. 62 ; IL 88
iii. 454 5 iv. 59, 60, 407, T. Wi. Be. W
O. Wo. $ dies at Femgia, u, 286, Wa.
had composed the decretals, iii. 448,
Be.
IV., Fope, i. 130, 267 ; ii- 89,
330 ; iii. 162, 459; iv. 90, 432, 434,435,
T. Bu. Wi. Wa, D. Be. O. W. Wo. ;
makes Hugh of S. Caro a cardinal, iv.
434, Wo. ; demands arrears of tribute
and Feter's pence from Hemy III., i.
. 132, T. ; confirms William de Baleigh
bishop of ^Winchester, ii. 330 ; iv. 435,
Wa. Wo. ; confirms Boniface archbishop
of Canterbury, iL 383, Wa. ; makes
B. de Sarum bishop of Bath, iv. 435,
436, Wo.; his quarrel with Frederick
XL, ii. 335, Wa.; files from Rome to
Lyons, ii. 89, 335 ; iii. 166; iv. 91, 92,'
WL Wa, B. O. W. ; letter of, summon-
ing the English abbats to the council of
Lyons, 1. 263, Bu. ; letter bf, against the
Ajiti-Fope in Bohemia, i. 264, Bu. ; de-
mands money from the English clergy
against Frederick n., i. 265, Bu. ; holds
the council of Lyons, i. 267 ; ii. 90 ; iii.
167, 460; iv. 92, 93, 434, 436, Bu. Wi.
D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; canonizes S. Ed-
mund of Canterbury, i. 267 j ii. 338 ; iii.
460 ; iv. 434, Bu. Wa. Be. Wo. ; de-
grades and excommunicates Frederick
II.,l 136,267; ii. 90; iii. 168; iv. 93,
125, 484, 436, 491, T. Bu. Wi. D. O. W.
Wo. ; sets up Henry Raspe, landgrave
of Thuringia, as emperor, i. 136 ; ii. 90 ;
iv. 93, T. WL O. W. ; consecrates arch-
bishop Boniface and bishop B. de la
Wyche of Chichester, ii. 335 ; iv. 436, Wa.
Wo. ) consecrates B. de Weseham Inshop
of Lichfield, i. 267 ; iv. 486, Bu. Wo. ;
blesses S. Louis on his way to the cru-
sade, i. 267, Bu. ; exempts royal chapels
firom the jurisdiction of the ordinary, L 275,
Innocent IV., Fope— cwtt
Ba. ; letter of, to the bishop of Lichfield,
against rectors abusing this privilege,
ib. ; asks aid for Falestine and Constan-
tinople, iii. 167, D. ; demands a moiety
of ecclesiastical property for three years,
i.276, 277, Bu. ; his demands of prebends,
&c. in England, iii 167, D. ; subsidy
given to, by Worcester priory, iv. 438,
Wo.; extorts 6,000 marks from the
English monks and clergy, iv. 94, W. ;
other attempts at extortion, ib.; letter
to, from English nobles, on the oppres-
sions of the country, i 283, Bu. ; cano-
nizes Feter Martyr at Fans, iii. 460, Be. ;
relaxes and confirms the rule of the Caiv
melites, t(. ; procures the election of
William of Holland to the empire, iv.
95, W. ; puts Aachen under an interdict,
lb. ; grants archbishop Boni&ce the first-
fruits of benefices for three years, i. 139 ;
iv. 438, T. Wo.; fines the abbat of
Tewkesbury for the affair of Thombury,
i. 139, T. ; grants Henry HI. a tvrenty-
third of all property in England, t5 ;
letter of, to Henry III. concerning the
Holy Land, i. 293, Bu. ; hinders the cru-
saders at the request of Henry HI., i.
141, T. ; orders William de Beauchamp
to seek absolution firom the bishop who
excommunicated him, L 142, T. ; con-
firms this sentence of excommunication,
i. 143 ; leaves Lyons, i. 144 ; ii. 92 ; iv.
101, 103, T. Wi W. O. ; goes to Genoa,
i. 144, T. ; goes to Rome, ii. 343 ; iii.
191, Wa. D. ; deprives the abbat of
Shrewsbury, i. 145, T. ; orders the
bishop of Worcester to absolve W.
Beauchamp, ib. ; letter to Henry IH.
urging him to carry on the crusade, i.
298, Bu. ; appeal to, from the English
bishops respecting visitations and pro-
curations, i. 300, Bu. ; decree that the
greater procurations shall not exceed'
four marks, ib. ; letters on this sabject,
ib. ; letter to the bishops of the province
of Canterbury on the exemption of
parish churches from procuiBtions, i.
INDEX.
207
Innocent lY^ Pope— eon/.
302, Bu. ; his sentence in fayonr of arch-
bishop Boni&ce as to the metropolitan's
yjsitation, i. 803 ; ii. 93 ; iy. 441, Ba.
Wl Wo. ; letter requiring the archbishop
of Canterbury to absolye the dean and
chapter of London, i. 304, Bn. ; orders
the Dominicans and Franciscans to
preach a crosade, L 148, T. ; grants a
tenth of ecclesiastical property to Henry
m. for three years, L 150, 305, 325,
349, T. Bo. ; demands 6,000/. from
England, i. 151, T. ; contributions of
the English clergy to, iy. 104, W. ; letter
demanding a canonry at Lincoln for his
nephew, i. 436, Bu. ; letter of Grosseteste
to his delegates refusing this, i. 311, Bn. ;
letter of, on proyisions, on the receipt of
Grosseteste's, i. 314, Bu.; priyileges
granted to bishops against moaks, iy.
442, Wo. ; confirms the sentence against
the infractors of Magna Charta, i. 318,
321, Bu. ; his friendship yrith Henry
in., i. 323, Bu. ; letter to him on thar
respectiye ages, i. 324, Bu. ; goes into
Apulia and Calabria, ii. 94, Wi. ; dies,
il 346 ; iii. 461 j iy. 106, 107, 443, Wa.
Be. 0. W. Wo. ; dies in Apulia, ii. 95,
Wi. ; dies at Naples, L 329, 333, Bn. ;
buried at Naples, i. 334, Bu. ; had giyen
a mitre and ring, &c. to W. de Tantone,
prior of Winchester, ii. 95, Wi. j had
offered the kingdom of Sicily to yarious
persons, i. 339, Bn.; his tithing of
England at Burton, i. 366, 367, Bu.
v., Pope, ii. 121, 385 ; iii. 267 ;
iy. 268, 469, 470, WL Wa. D. 0. W.
Wo. ; dies, ii. 121, 386 ; iy. 268, 269,
470, 471, Wi. Wa. W. O. Wo.
Innocent, scribe of Pope Innocent IV., i.
311, 313, 436, Bu.
Insula, Brian de, goes to the Holy Land,
iii. 54, D. ; returns, iii. 60, D. ; in-
tends to attack London to remoye H.
de Burgh, iii. 83, D. ; follows the king
to Bedford, though traitorously, iii. 87,
D. ; witnesses Magna Charta in 1225,
i. 232, Bu.
Insula, Baldwin de, seyenth earl of Deyon,.
goes to the Holy Land in 1240, iy. 37,
W. ; see Deyon, earls of.
Robert de, one of the confederate
barons, iy. 450, Wo.
John de, judge at Bedford in 1293,
iiL 381, D.
Bichard de ; see Edmundsbury, S.,
abbats of
Bobert de, canon of S. Paul's, dies.
iu.l71,D.
Roger de, seryes on a jury, iii 319,
D.
' William de, judge in the quarrel
between the priory and town of Dun-
stable, iii. 122, D.
Insula, the earldom of, would haye come
to Ayeline de Eortibus, iy. 261, W. ; see
Deyon, earls of.
Interdict, the, in England, i. 29, 58, 209 ;
ii. 80, 260; iii. 30, 451; iy. 52, 396,
M. T. Bu. WL Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ;
progress of, iy. 397, 400, Wo. ; partiaHy
relaxed, L 59, 60 ; ii. 271 ; iy. 54, 397, T.
Wa. ',0. Wo. ; remoyed, L 61, 223; ii.
82, 281 ; iii. 43, 453 ; iy. 58, 402, T. Bo.
Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo.
in France, i. 201 ; ii 73, 77, Bu.
Wi. ; on Louis YIL, iii. 16, D.
lolante, daughter of Peter Mauclerc, count
of Britanny, embassy to ask her for
Henry III., iy. 420, Wo. ; giyen to
Charles of Ai^ou, iii. 103, D.
Ireland, frunine in, in 1114, i 9, M. ; sub-
dued by Henry II., i 50, T. ; expedition
of John to, in 1184, i 18, 53 ; a 62,
243 ; iii 23 ; iy. 40, 385, M. T. Wi. Wa.
D. O. W. Wo. ; subdued by John m
1210, i 29, 59, 209, M. T. Bu. ; sub-
dued by William Marshal in 1226, iii.
91, D.; subinits to Gilbert Marshal in
1233, i 91, T. ; inquiry in 1253 into the
priests ordained there, i 310, Bu.
Irling, rayages Thanet and Essek, ii 182,
Wa.
Irtone, Stephen de, mediates between Dun-
stable priory and Elena of Ballidon, iii.
837, D.
208
INDEX.
iBaac Angelus, emperor of the East, hin-
ders the cnuade, iy. 42, O. ; his leagae
with the sultan, ib, ; imprisoned by the
Latins, iv. 892, Wo.
Isaac Comnenos, emperor of Cypros, cap-
tured by Richard I., and thrown into
chains, ii. 247 ; iv. 45, Wa. W. ; the
chains of silver, ii. 247, Wa.
Isabella of Angouldme, queen of John,
marries John, i. 25, 202 ; ii. 74, 2.52 ; iii.
28, 449 ; iv. 60, 890, M. Bu. Wi. Wa.
D. Be. O. Wo. ; previously betrothed to
Hugh le Brun, oonnt de la Marche, i.
202, Bu. ; crowned at Canterbury, i. 25,
206; ii. 74, M. Bu. Wi. ; crowned at
Westminster, ii. 252 ; iii. 28, 449, Wa.
D. Be., by archbishop Hubert, ii. 252 ;
iv. 390, Wa. Wo.; crosses to Normandy,
L 208, Bu. ; marries Hugh le Brun, ii.
291 ; iii. 57 ; iv. 412, Wa, D. Wo. ; ex-
cites a war in Poitou against Henry IH.,
iii. 75, D.
Isabella, daughter of Philip IV., arrange-
ment for her to marry Edward II., iv.
588, Wo. ; married to him, iii. 469 ; iv.
842, Be. O. ; neglected by him*for Piers
Oaveston, iv. 848, O. ; her position
lowered by the Despensers, iv. 846, O. ;
goes to Philip V. to make 'peace, iy.
347, O. ; remains in France with her
son, t6. ; afraid to return on account
of the Despensers, ib, ; outlawed and
declared a traitor by Edward II., ib. ;
lands with Mortimer and prince Ed-
ward in Essex, and pursues the king
into Wales, ib. ; returns, makes war on
and defeats the king, iii. 471, Be.; the
tower captured for her by the citizens of
London, iv. 347, O. ; captures Bristol
castle, ib, ; procures the execution of
Edmund of Woodstock, iii. 472, Be.
Isabella, daughter of Charles VI., queen of
Richard U., marries Richard II. at
Calais, iii, 482, Be. ; crowned at West-
minster, ib.
Isabella, daughter of William, second earl
of Gloucester, first wife of John ; see
Gloucester, William, second earl of.
Isabella, daughter of John, goes to Ger-
many to marry Frederick II., L 95 ; iv,
82, T. O. ; marries him, i. 95, 249 ; il 87,
816 ; iii. 142 ; iv. 82, 427. T. Bu, Wi. Wa.
D. O. W. Wo. ; marries him at Worms,
i. 98, T. ; scutage for her dowry, i. 864 ;
iii. 142, Bu. D. ; dies, and is buried at
Bari, i. 122, T.
Isabella, daughter of Edward I., born, ii.
118, 384 ; iv. 466, WL Wa. Wo. ; mar-
ries Humphry de Bohun, iv. 554, Wo.
Isabella, daughter of Richard of Cornwall,
bom, i. 92, T. ; dies, and is buried at
Reading, i. 93, T.
Isabella, daughter of William Marshal,
wife of Gilbert de Clare and Richard of
Cornwall ; see Marshal, Isabella.
Isabella, daughter of William the Lion,
king of Scotland, given to John as a
hostage, ii. 262 ; iy. 398, Wi. Wo. ; ar-
rangement for her to marry one of John's
sons, iy. 898, Wo.
Isabella, daughter of Sancho IV., marries
Jayme II., iii. 367, D.
Isabella of Gloucester, dies, i. 166, T.
Isembert (Tsembert), lays waste Britain,
and destroys Christianity there, iy. 363,
Wo.
Isleworth (Islewyche), 6imon de Montfort
encamps at, iv. 135, W. ; manor of Rich-
ard, king of Germany, at, plundered
by the Londoners, iv. 140, W.
Italian, an, given a prebend in S. Paul's,
and murdered, iii. 214, D.
clergj', riots against the, iii. 128,
129, D.; letter of Gregory IX. in de-
fence of, i. 239 ; iii. 129, Bu. D. ; griev-
ances arising from their succeeding one
another, iii. 160, D.
Iveri, Roger de, founds S. George's church
in Oxford castle, iv. 10, O.
Ivinghoe (Yvingho), Roger, chaplain of,
gives a wood to Dunstable, iii. 100, D.
INDEX.
209
J.
J., a goldsmith, hU behaviour about Wim-'
borne manor, i. 69, T. ; see John.
James, S., and S. George, fight in Spain
against the Saracens, i. 35, M.
James I., king of Arragon, said to have
gone with S. Louis to the crusade, ii.
840, Wa.
n., king of Arragon, previously
king of Sicily, ii. 406; iv. 497, Wa.
Wo. ; called a bastard by the Waverley
annalist, ii. 406, Wa. ; attack of Robert,
count of Artois, on, defeated, iii. 840,
D. ; his truce with Charles de la Mor^,
iv. 497, Wo. ; becomes king of Arragon,
iii. 867, D. ; aids Edward I. in Gascony
against Philip IV., iii. 384, D. ; money
paid for this aid, iii. 385, 390, D.
James, a Jew, settlement of Dunstable
priory with, respecting Wadlow land,
iii. 164, D.
James [catted John] de Beuvron, S., castle
of, taken fifom Henry III. by Peter Mau-
clerc, iii. 182, D.
Jane, countess of Flanders; see Flanders,
counts of.
Jean d'Angely, S., surrenders to Louis
Vm., iii. 86, 91, D.
Jeffrey, John, a party to the suit about
Wadlow land, iii. 378, D.; fined, iii,
881.
Jerome, S., iv. 361, Wo.
Jerusalem, taken by the Saracens in 688,
ii. 151, Wa. ; recovered by the crusaders
in 1099, i. 7, 44, 185; ii. 40,207; iii.
429; iv. 18, M. T. Bu. Wi. Wa. Be. O.
W. ; list of the kings of, ii. 207, Wa. ;
the sacred fire at, in 1101, i. 7, M. ;
plague of locusts at, in 1116, i. 44, T. ;
the miraculous fire at, in 1120, ii. 217 ;
iii. 483, Wa. Be. ; destruction of pagans
at, in 1 178, iv. 38, O. ; the crown offered
to Henry II. in 1182, i. 52, T. ; taken by
Saladin in 1187, i. 19, 54 ; ii. 63 ; iii. 24,
VOL. V.
Jerusalem cont
446 ; iv. 41, 886, M. T. Wi. D. Be. O.
W. Wo. ; recovered by Frederick II. in
1229, i. 37, 72 ; ii. 85, 306 ; iii. 118 ; iv.
420, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ; the mi-
raculous fire in 1229, i. 37, M. ; lost in
1239, iii. 150, D. ; restored by the aid
of Richard of Cornwall in 1241, ii. 328,
Wa. ; taken and pillaged by the Caris-
mians in 1244, i. 259 ; ii. 835, Ba. Wa. ;
unhappy state of the kingdom in 1251,
i. 294, Bu. ; letters from the magnates
of the kingdom in 1255 to Henry III.,
i. 368, Bu.
— patriarchs of :
Amald or Arnulf, dies, ii. 45 ; iv. 17,
Wi. O.
^vermer (i. e. Gormund), ii. 45, Wi.
Heraclius, comes to England for aid,
i. 58 ; ii. 62, 243 ; iii. 23, 446 ; iv.
40, 385, T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; honourably received at Win-
chester, ii. 62, Wi. ; said to be
killed at the battle of Tiberias, ii.
68, Wi.
Albert, presents their rule to the Car-
melites, iii. 452, Be. ; at the Lateran
council in 1215, ii. 284, Wa.
Guy, or Robert, bishop of Nantes,
endeavours to make peace between
Frederick IL and Gregory IX., iii.
154, D. ; letter on the Carismians
and the battle of Gaza, i. 257, Bu. ;
sends some of our Lord's Blood to
Henry III., iv. 438, Wo. ; letter on
the defeat and capture of S. Louis,
i. 285, Bu, ; letter to the queen
dowager of France on the safety of
S. Louis, i. 296, Bu.; sorrow on
his death, i. 368, Bu.
James Pantaleon, becomes Pope as
Urban IV., iv. 446, Wo. ; see Ur-
ban IV.
Jerusalem, S. John's, in England, hospital
of; see John's, S., Jerusalem.
Jews, the : miracle respecting a boy in
552, ii. 4, Wi. ; crime of, in 766, ii. 157»
Wa. ; crucify a boy at Norwich in 1 144,
O
210
INDEX.
Jews, the : — cont.
iv. 25, W. ; massacre of, at the corona-
tion of Richard I., i. 20 ; ii. 63, 246 ; ill.
25 ; iv. 42, 44, 886, M. WL Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; pillaged and massacred by
John in 1210, i. 29 ; ii. 81, 264 ; iiL 32,
451 J iv. 54, M. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. ;
a deacon burnt at Oxford in 1222 for
marrying a Jewess, ii. 296 ; iii. 76 ; iv.
63, Wa. D. W. ; their contribution to
Henry III. in 1225, ii. 301, Wa. ; attack
on and robbery of, by Oxford clerks in
1244, iv. 91, O. W.; ordered by the
council of Lyons to remit interest to
crusaders, L 269, Bu. ; story of a Jew at
Toledo, iv. 437, Wo. ; money borrowed
of, in 1249 by Richard de Clare, i. 137,
T. ; inquiry into the chattels of those
killed in the diocese of Lichfield in 1254,
i. 330, Bu. ; the same before the justices
at Stafford in 1255, i. 338, Bu. ; crucify
a boy Hugh at Lincoln in 1255, i. 340;
ii. 346 ; iv. 443, Bu. Wa. Wo. ; execu-
tion of eighteen in London in conse-
quence, i. 846 ; ii. 848, Bu. Wa. ; the
Dominicans try to save the rest, but fail,
1. 346, 348, Bu. ; they are saved for a large
sum by Richard of Cornwall, i. 348, 371,
Bu.; how those who offend in eccle-
siastical causes are to be punished (1258),
i. 418, Bu. ; complaints against, in the
petition of the barons at Oxford in 1258,
i. 442, Bu. ; guardians of the Jewry
appointed in 1258, L 451, Bu. ; exche-
quer of, i. 478, Bu. ; slaughter and plun-
der of, at Worcester in 1263, iv. 449,
Wo. ; slaughter of, in London in 1263,
ii. 101 ; iv. 141, 142, 450, Wi. W. Wo.;
slaughter of, in London by S. de Mont-
fort, and in Canterbury by G. de Clare,
in 1264, iii. 230, D. ; slaughter of, in
London in 1264, iv. 145, O. ; slaughtered
by S. de Montfort the younger at Win-
chester, 11 363, Wa. ; slaughtered in
Cambridgeshire by the barons, ii. 871,
Wa. ; statutes against, in 1269, iv. 221,
W.; statutes of Westminster against,
respecting dress and nsury, ii. 119, 884,
Jews, the i^ont,
385 ; iii. 265, 266 ; iv. 265, 266, 467,
468, Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; hanged
and imprisoned for clipping the coin in
1278, ii. 390; iii. 279, 281 ; iv.278, 279,
474, Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; unprisoned
and fined in 1287, iv. 808, 309, O. W. ;
insult to the Sacrament by a Jew, who
is burnt for it, iv. 508, Wa ; expelled
by Edward I. from England, ii. 409 ;
iii. 361, 467 ; iv. 326, 503, 561, Wa. D.
Be. O. Wo.; expelled by Edward L
from Aquitaine, ii. 409, Wa. ; their ill-
treatment by the people of the Cinque
Ports, iv. 827, O.
— ^— — Henry, a converted Jew, a papal
letter to Dunstable priory to provide for
him, iii. 265, D.
James, settlement with Dunstable
about Wadlow land, iii. 164, D.
Mossy, attempt of forgery on the
prior of Dunstable, iii. 66, D.
Joanna, daughter of Henry II., bom, i.
187 ; iv. 881, Bu. Wo. ; marries Wil-
liian, king of Sicily, i. 51 ; ii. 61 ; iii.
22 ; iv. 888, T. Wi. D. Wo. ; marries
Raymond VI., of Toulouse, i. 23, 192 ;
ii. 64, 250, M. Bu. Wi. Wa.; accom-
panies Richard I. on his crusade, iii. 25,
D. ; puts Peter Basil to death with tor-
ture, ii. 71, Wi.
Joanna, daughter of John, bom, i. 59 ; iv.
899, T. Wo. ; affianced to Hugh le Brun,
count de la Marche, iii. 57, D. ; betrothed
to Alexander II., king of Scotland, iii. 58,
D. ; marries him, i. 65 ; ii. 84, 294 ; iii.
69; iv. 418, T. Wi. Wa. D. Wo.; at
the enthronization of bishop Walter de
Cantelupe, iv. 428, Wo. ; dies, iL 818 ;
iii. 147, Wa. D. ; dies at Havering, i.
106, T.; buried at Monkton Tarrant,
i. 106; ii. 818, T. Wa.
Joanna, illegitimate daughter of John,
marries Llewellyn, iv. 894, Wo. ; means
of peace between John and Llewellyn,
iv. 899, Wo. ; dies, i. 101, T.
Joanna, daughter of Edward L, born at
Acre, iv. 323, 324, 0. ; marries Gilbert
INDEX
211
Joanna, daughter of Edward I. — conU
de Clare, ii. 409 ; iii. 358 ; iv. 823, 502,
Wa. D. O. Wo. ; their banquet at Clerk-
enwell. It. 325, O. ; joy on the birth of
their son, iv. 328, O. ; her purification
after childbirth in Caerphili castle, iv.
511, Wo. ; ejected from Wales with her
husband, iii. 387, D. ; her husband's in-
heritance comes to, iii. 400^ 407, D. ;
marries Balph de Monthermer, iii. 407,
D. ; imprisoned by her father in conse-
quence, iii. 408, D.
John I., Pope, ii. 3, 147 ; iii. 6 ; It. 368,
WL Wa. D. Wo.
II., Pope, ii. 3, 147 j iii. 6, Wl Wa.
D.
III., Pope, il 4, 148, Wl Wa.
IV., Pope, ii. 151 ; iii. 7, Wa. D.
v.. Pope, ii. 153 ; iii. 8, Wa. D.
VI., Pope, ii. 154 J iii 8, Wa. D.
VII., Pope, ii. 1 54 ; iii. 9, Wa. D.
Vm., Pope, ii. 162 ; iii 10, Wa.
D. ; consecrates the emperor Louis II.,
iv. 368, Wo.
IX., Pope, ii. 163, Wa.
X., Pope, ii. 164 ; iii. 10, Wa. D.
XI., Pope, ii. 165 j iii. 10, Wa. D.
Xn., Pope, ii. 165 5 iii. 10, D.
Xin., Pope, ii. 166 ; iii 10, Wa.
D. ; gives the pall to S. Dunstan, ii. 166,
Wa. ; ratifies Eadgar's changes at Win-
chester, ii. 12, Wl ; his temptation and
death, il 167, Wa.
XIV., Pope, U. 167 5 iii. 1 1, Wa. D.
XV., Pope, ii. 167 , iii. 11. Wa.D.
XVI., Pope, il 168, Wa.
XVU., Pope, ib.
XVnL, Pope, ii. 169, Wa.
XIX., Pope, il 170, Wa.
XX., Pope, apparition of his bro-
ther Benedict to, ii. 178, Wa. '
XXI., Pope, ii. 122, 387 ; iii. 267 ;
iv. 268, 269, 470, 471, Wl Wa. D. W.
O. Wo. J dies, iv. 271, 471, 472, 0. Wo. ;
killed by the fall of a house, il 122, 124,
887 ; iv. 271, 272, 470, Wl Wa. W. Wo.
XXn., Pope, renews and incor-
porates the Clementine constitutions, iv.
John XXn., Pope— con*.
341, 844, O. ; condemns the plurality of
benefices, and obtains the firstfruits of
many for himself, iv. 344 ; his war with
Louis IIL, duke of Bavaria, ib, \ dies,
iv. 849.
John, king: sumamed Lackland, ii. 62 ; iv.
34, 40, Wl W. 0. ; bom, I 187 ; iii. 19 ;
iv. 381, Bu. D. Wo.
1173: — ^joins his brother Henry, iv.
35, 36, W. O.
1174 : — reconciled with his father, iii.
444 ; iv. 36, Be. W.
1175 :— made heir of William, earl of
Gloucester, iii. 22, D.
1185 :— knighted by his fiither, I 18 ;
iii. 23, M. D. ; invades Ireland, i.
18, 53 ; ii. 62, 243 ; ill 23 ; iv. 40,
885, M. T. Wl Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
1189 : — the earldom of Gloucester and
honour of Mortain given to, iv. 886,
Wo. I marries Isabella of Gloucester,
I 54, T.
1190:— compelled by Longchamp to
find hostages, iv. 44, O.
1191 :— his brother GeoflPrey, arch-
bishop of York, released through fear
of him, iv. 45, O. ; his league with
Philip II. against Arthur, iii 26, D.
1193:— his league with PhiUp IL
against Richard I., iv. 46, 47, O.
W. ; rebels against Richard I. during
his crusade and captivity, I 22, 55,
189 ; ii. 248 j iv. 46, 47, 388, M. T.
Bu. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; goes to Philip
IL, i. 22, M. ; seizes the castles and
lands of Richard, I 189, Bu.; his
endeavours to keep Richard in cap-
tivity, l 190, Bu. ; Normandy sub-
mits to, iv. 47, W. ; opposed by the
bishops and barons, ii. 248, Wa. ;
his castles besieged and taken by
the barons, ii. 248 ; iv. 47, Wa. O. ;
goes into France, ii. 249, Wa.
1194: — his castles taken, and he dis-
inherited by Richard I., ih, ; forced
to sue for pardon to Richard iv.
48, W. ; reconciled with and par-
o 2
212
INDEX.
John, king — cent.
1194:— con/,
doned by Richard, i. 191, Ba. ; his
earldoms restored, ih.
1 199 : — ^Richard I. leaves the kingdom
to, i. 197, Ba. ; the treasures and
castles of Chinon and Saumur de-
livered up to, i. 198, Ba. ; takes Le
Mans, ih. ; made duke of Normandy
at Rouen, i. 24, 198 ; ii. 72 ; iii. 27,
M. Bu. Wi. D. ; succeeds Richard I.,
i. 24, 56 ; ii. 72,251 ; iii. 27, 449 ; iv.
49, 389, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O.
W. Wo. ; fealty sworn to, in Eng-
land, i. 198, 199, Bu.; crowned at
Westminster, i. 24, M. ; crowned at
Westminster by archbishop Hubert
Fitz-Walter, i. 199 ; ii. 72, 251 ;
iii. 27, 449 ; iv. 49, 890, Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; makes two
earls, ii. 72, Wi. ; had previously
been summoned to answer for his
treason, but would not appear, i.
24, M. ; had no right to the crown
during Arthur^s lifetime, ih, ; Arthur
rebels against him, iv. 49, O. ; makes
peace with Arthur, ih, ; goes to
Shoreham, and crosses, iv. 390,
Wo. ; his colloquy with Philip II.,
i. 199, Bu. ; reasons for their enmity,
ih, ; swears to his barons not to
make peace with Philip II. unless
they are for peace, i. 200, Ba. ; his
statutes concerning the price of
wine, ib, ; at Bur-le-roy in Normandy,
ih, ; second colloquy with Philip II.,
i. 200, 201, Bu. ; promises to surren-
der Evreux, &c. to prince Louis on
his marriage with Blanche of Castile,
ih. ; swears to give no assistance to
Otho, ih, ; sends his mother Eleanor
to Alphonso respecting Blanche's
marriage, ih,
1200 :— third colloquy with Philip II.,
ih, ; Evreux given up to him, ih, ;
makes peace with Philip II., i. 25 ;
ii. 73, 252 ; iii. 27, 449 ; iv. 60, 890,
M. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. Wo. ; does
John, king — cont,
1200 1— cont
homage to Philip II., i. 201 ; iv.
890, Bu. Wo.; Evreux and other
lands in Normandy given to prince
Louis on his marriage, i. 201 ; iv.
50, Bu. O. ; Arthur does homage
to, i. 201 ; iv. 890, Bu. Wo. ; refuses
to give to Otho the earldoms and
treasures he demands, i. 201,202,
Bu. ; lands at Portsmouth, ii. 73,
Wi. ; takes a tallage of 3«. from each
carucate, ii. 73 ; iv. 890, Wi. Wo. ;
divorces Isabella of Gloucester, i.
56, 202 ; iii. 45, 449 ; iv. 50, T.
Bu. D. Be. O. ; marries Isabella
of Angouldme, i. 25, 202; ii.
74, 252 ; iii. 28, 449 ; iv. 50, 890,
M. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. Wo. ;
present at the funeral of S. Hugh,
bishop of Lincoln, i.202,Bu.; holds
a parliament at Lincoln, ii. 74, Wi. ;
treats for peace with William the
Lion of Scotland, i. 202, Bu. ; Wil-
liam the Lion does homage to, i. 25,
M. ; terms of the peace with Philip
n., i. 203, Bu. ; is not to help Otho,
i. 205, Bu. ; laws respecting debts
dae to the treasury, i. 206, Bu. ;
begs pardon of the Cistercians, and
promises to build a monastery, i.
25, M.
1201 : — crowned at Canterbury, with
Isabella, ii. 74, Wi., by archbishop
Hubert, i. 25, 206, M. Bu. ; sum-
mons the barons to Portsmouth to
cross with him, i. 207, Bu. ; orders
Denecurt (Driencourt) castle to be
besieged, ih, ; the barons refuse
to cross unless their rights are
restored, ih, ; takes fVom some of
the barons the money they would
have spent in his service, i. 208,
Bu. ; sends William Marshal and
Roger de Laci into Normandy, ih, ;
makes Hubert de Burgh keeper
of the borders of England and
Wales, t6. ; touches at the Isle of
INDEX.
218
John, king — coni.
1201 i^cont.
Wight, and then crosses to Nor-
mandy, ib. ; holds a conference with
Philip II. near Andely, ib, ; goes to
Chinon, ib, ; satisfies Berengaria as
to her dowry, ib, ; the barons freed
from their allegiance, if he and
Philip II. do not keep the peace, i.
209, Bu. ; challenges the barons of
Poitou for treason against himself
and Kichard I., t6. ; makes Robert
de Turueham his proctor in Poitou,
ib.
J 2 02 :• — captures Arthur and others at
Mirabeau, i. 26, 57,209; ii.78,254;
iv. 61, 391, M. T. Bu, Wl Wa. O.
W. Wo. ; imprisons Arthur in
Normandy, ii. 254, Wa., at Rouen,
i. 27, M. ; frees Hugo le Brun and
Geofi&ey of Lusignan, ii. 254, Wa. ;
starves the Foitevins at Corf, i. 26,
M. ; causes Arthur to be murdered,
iv. 51, 53, W. ; murders him with his
own hand, i. 27, M. ; keeps Eleanor
la Brette in prison, iv. 51, W. ;
gives Faringdon to the Cistercians,
ii. 264, Wa.
1203 : — summoned to answer for the
murder of Arthur, i. 27, M. ; loses
Ai\)ou, Tours, Maine, Britanny, and
Poitou, iv. 392, Wo.; returns to
England, i. 26, 27 ; ii. 255 ; iv. 392,
M. Wa. W"o. ; spends Christmas at
Canterbury, i. 26, M.
1204: — his tyranny, i. 27, M. ; ad-
judged to be deprived of all the
lands he held under the crown of
France, ib. ; his gifts to Dunstable,
iii. 28, D. ; loses Normandy, i. 26,
27 ; ii. 255, 256 ; iii. 28, 449; iv.
892, 393, M. Wa. D. Be. Wo.;
founds Beaulieu, ii. 256, Wa.
1205 : — gives the earldom of Rich-
mond and Dovedale to R. Blundevil,
iv. 393, Wo. ; prepares an army to
cross from Portsmouth, but defers
it, 1. 28 ; u. 256, M. Wa.
John, king — cont.
1206 : — crosses to Poitou, L 28; Ii.
258 ; iv. 394^ M. Wa. Wo. ; goes
into Aquitaine, ii. 79, Wi. ; takes
Montauban, iv. 394, Wo. ; captures
in it the constable of the king of
Spain, ib, ; recovers Poitou and
Gascony, i. 58 ; iv. 394, T. Wo. ;
makes a truce with Plulip II., ii.
258, Wa.; returns to England, L
28, 68; ii. 258; iii. 450; iv. 394,
M. T. Wa. Be. Wo. ; letter brought
to, by a clerk "ex parte beatse
Maria," i. 58 ; iv. 393, T. Wo.
1207 : — ^holds a council in London, ii.
258, Wa. ; his demands from the
bishops and abbats, t6.; these re-
peated at Oxford, i. 28 ; ii. 258, M.
Wa. ; on their refusal relaxes his
denuinds, ii. 258, Wa. ; exacts a
thirteenth, i. 28, 209; ii. 79,258;
iii. 29, 450 ; iv. 52, 395, M. Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; sends for
Otbo IV., and gives him money, iv.
396, Wo. ; his quarrel with Inno-
cent III. respecting the election of
Stephen Lengtou to Canterbury, L
28 ; iii. 449, M. Be ; refuses to admit
Stephen Langton, ii. 80; iv. 51, 52,
53, Wi. W. O. ; drives the Canto
bury monks into exile, i. 58 ; ii. 80,
269 ; iii. 450 ; iv. 52, 896, T. WL
Wa. Be. O. Wo. ; seizes their lands
and those of the see, ii. 259; iii.
80 ; iv. 395, Wa. D. Wo. ; his un-
popularity and bad character, iv.
63, W. ; visits Worcester, iv. 395,
Wo. ; prays at S. Wulstan's tomb,
and gives the priory a charter re-
specting four manors, t6. ; forgives
the priory 100 marks towards re-
storing the cloister and offices, ib. ;
deprives and banishes his brother
Geoffrey, archbishop of York, ib. ;
confiscates his property, ii. 269,
Wa. ; forbids the papal suits to be
held in England, ii. 259; iv. 52,
Wa,0.
S
214
INDEX.
John, king — cont
1208 : — Innocent IQ. -vmtes to, on
behalf of Stephen Langton, ii. 259,
Wa. ; persists in his refusal to ad-
mit him, ii. 260 ; iv. 396, Wa. Wo. ;
the interdict, i. 29, 58, 209 ; ii. 80,
260 ; iii. 30, 451 ; iv. 52, 396, M.
T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ;
confiscates the property of the
clergy, ii. 260 ; iv. 53, 896, Wa, O.
Wo. ; the bishops exiled, iii. 31, D. ;
his conduct on the bishops going
into exile, ii. 261, Wa. ; sends for
Langton to come to England, but
not as archbishop, ib.; sends for
the bishops of London, Ely, and
Worcester, ib. ; attempts of Henry
of Saxony and Otho at reconcilia^
tion, ib.; sends to Otho, and is
somewhat calmed, ib. ; suspects W.
de Braose, and sends for him, iv.
396, Wo. ; on his refusal to come,
goes after him with an army, ib, ;
retires on his submission, ib. ; exiles
W. de Braose and his family, i. 29 ;
ii. 261, M. Wa. ; seizes his property,
i. 29, M.
1209 : — Henry of Saxony does ho-
mage to, and leaves his son with,
iv. 397, Wo. ; destroys the hedges
in Essex, iii. 31, D. ; goes into
Wales, ii. 262 ; iv. 397, Wa. Wo. ;
returns, iv. 397, Wo. ; goes into
Scotland against William the Lion,
but makes peace, i. 29, 59 ; iL 80,
262; iii. 33, 451 ; iv. 398, M. T.
Wi. Wa. D. Be. Wo. ; receives his
two daughters as hostages, ii. 262 ;
iv. 398, Wa. Wo. ; homage paid to,
at Lincoln by William, iv. 338, O. ;
homage sworn to, by all freemen
in England, i. 29 ; ii. 80, 262 ;
iv. 54, 398, M. Wi. Wa. O. Wo. ;
attempt at peace at Canterbury
fails, iii. 31, D. ; the bishops come
to England to make peace, but fail
and return, ii. 262, 263 ; iv. 398,
Wa. Wo. ; receives Alexander,
John, king— con^.
1209 : — cont,
steward of the archbishop, ii. 263,
Wa. ; sends for the archbishop
again to Dover, ii. 80, 263, WL
Wa. ; goes to Chilham, iL 263,
Wa. ; sends Geoffrey Fitz-Peter
and bishop Peter des Roches to
meet the archbishop, ib. ; the nego-
tiation fails, ib. ; goes away without
an interview, ii. 81, Wi. ; sends
messengers after the archbishop,
and 40,000 marks to the New Tem-
ple, to be restored to him, ii. 263,
264, Wa. ; sends John Fitz Hugh
to Chichester to seize the property
of the black monks, ii. 264, Wa. ;
the sentence of excommunication to
take effect, unless he make satis-
faction within fifteen days, ii. 81,
Wi. ; the excommunication pub-
lished in France, iii. 32, D. ; hangs
two clerks at Oxford, iii. 32; iv.
54, D. O.
1210 : — ^his extortions under pretence
of recovering Normandy, ii. 264,
Wa. ; extortions firom the churches
and clergy, i. 59 ; iv. 54, 398, T.
0. Wo. ; his extortions from the
monks, iii. 32, 452 ; iv. 54, D. Be.
W. ; goes to Dover, and sends for
the archbishop, ii. 81, 264 ; iii. 32,
Wi. Wa. D. ; leaves Dover in anger
because the archbishop will not
come, ii. 264, Wa. ; pillages and
ill-treats the Jews, i. 29 ; ii. 264;
iii. 32, 451 ; iv. 54, M. Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo. ; demands aid of the
Cistercians, ii. 265, Wa. ; invades
Ireland, i. 29, 59, 209 ; ii. 81, 265 ;
iii. 32, 452 ; iv. 54, 399, M. T. Bu.
WL Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; goes
through Wales to Ireland, ii. 81 ;
iv. 54, Wi. O. ; takes Canickfergus
castle, iv. 54, W. ; reduces many
castles, and builds others in Wales
and Ireland, iv. 54, O. ; deprives
Walter de Lacy of his lands in
D7DEX.
215
John, king— corC
1210:— con*.
Ireland, uL 32 ; iv. 899, D. Wo. ;
diiyes Hugh de Lacy, earl of Ulster,
into exile, i. 30 ; iii. 82 ; iv. 399,
M. D. Wo. ; coins new money in
Ireland, iiL 32, D. ; seizes W. de
Lacy and W. de Braose and his
&mily, i. 80; iii. 32, M. D. $ impri-
sons and starves Matilda de Braose
and her son, i. 30, 59 ; ii. 81, 265 ;
iii. 32 ; iv. 54, M. T. Wi. Wa, D.
0. W. ; returns to England, ii. 265 ;
iv. 399, Wa. Wo. ; the Welsh de-
feated during his absence, iv. 399,
Wo. ; pillages and persecutes the
Cistercians, 1. 80 ; ii. 265 ; iii 88,
451, M. Wa. D. Wo. ; extorts large
sums from them, excepting from
Margan and BeauUeu, i. 30, M. ;
amount paid by them, i. 30 ; ii. 265 ;
iii. 451, 452, M. Wa. Be.; many
seized on account of their oaths
respecting the disseisins made in his
absence, iii. 83, D. ; forbids the Cis-
tercians to leave England, ii. 265,
Wa.; forbids the introduction of
papal suits or letters into England,
iii. 83 ; iv. 54, D. O. ; exiles clerks
beneficed by the exiled bishops, iii.
38, D. ; makes an inquisition into
all the livings in England, ib. ; the
grey monks compelled to provide
carriages, men, and horses for him,
iii. 34, D. ; orders all the arch-
bishop's woods to be sold and de-
stroyed, il 265, Wa.
1211 ;— exiles Walter de Lacy, i. 30,
59 ; iv. 399, M. T. Wo. ; has all the
ports closed, ii. 266, Wa. ; the sen-
tence of excommunication executed,
i 80, M. ; holds a council at North-
ampton, ib^ ; orders the bishops and
clergy to return to England or lose
their revenues, iL 266, Wa. ; taxes
all the clergy, iv. 399, Wo.; in-
vades Wales, L 81, 60; ii. 81, 866 ;
iii. 452 ; iv. 65, 399, M. T. Wi. Wa.
John, king — cont,
1211 : — cont.
Be. 0. W. Wo. ; occupies Snowdon,
i. 31 ; ii. 81 ; iii. 452 ; iv. 55, M.
Wi. Be. W. ; builds castles in
Wales, which are soon destroyed
by the Welsh, i. 81 ; ii. 81 ; iv. 56,
M. Wi. 0. ; compels IJewelljm to
submit, i. 31, M. ; extorts thirty-
two hostages, and hangs them at
Nottingham, ib. ; extorts a third or
a fourth of N. Wales, besides other
plunder, from LleweUyn, ib, ; leaves
a portion of Wales to Llewellyn,
iv. 55, O. ; makes peace with Llew-
ellyn, i. 60; iv. 55, 399, T. W,
Wo. ; returns to England, iii. 452 ;
iv. 55, Be. W. ; his reception of the
papal ambassadors, ii. 8 1, 266 ; iv. 55,
Wi. Wa. O. ; dialogue with Pandulf
and Durand, i. 209; ii. 268, Bu.
Wa. ; his conduct to frighten Pan-
dulf, i. 217 ; ii. 271, Bu. Wa. ; gives
up a clerk to Pandulf on excom-
munication being threatened, i. 217 ;
ii. 271, Bu. Wa.
1212:— knights Alexander of Scotland,
iv. 400, Wo. ; letter to the sheriffs
forbidding any papal bull agiunst
him to be received, ii. 267, Wa.;
letter ordering the sheriffs to seize
the property of the archbishop and
bishops who had gone beyond sea,
t6. ; rising of the Welsh under
Llewellyn against him, i. 32; iii.
83 ; iv. 56, 400, M. D. O.Wo. ; goes
to Nottingham against the Welsh,
iii. S3 ; iv. 400, D. Wo. ; prepares
to invade Wales, but desists on some
nobles leaving him, ii. 268 ; iv. 55,
Wa. W. ; at Nottingham hears of the
revolt of the nobles, iiL 33 ; iv. 400,
D. Wo. ; rumour of a conspiracy to
make Simon de Montfort king, iii.
33, D. ; recalls his army and remains
quiet, iv. 400, Wo. ; siezes and im-
prisons Greof&ey of Norwich, who
dies in prison at Bristol, iii. 34, D. ;
216
INDEX.
John, king — cont.
1212 '.—cont.
imprisons Stephen Ridel, ih. ; shnts
himself up in Nottingham castle, i.
32 ; ii. 268, M. Wa. ; extorts false let-
ters from the Cistercians and otliers
resigning their property, ii. 268, Wa. ;
Wales released from obedience to
him, t6. ; prophecies of Peter of
Pontefract and others against him,
i. 60; iii. 34; iv. 56, 57, 401, T.
D. O. W. Wo. ; imprisons Peter of
Pontefract, iii. 34 ; iv. 58, D. W, ;
compels the abbats and clergy to
pass over his extortions, iii. 34,
D. ; visit of Henry, count palatine
of the Rhine, and the counts of
Holland and Boulogne, iii. 34, D. ;
Philip II. threatens to invade Eng-
land and take away his crown, iv.
402, Wo. ; the barons ask aid of
Philip II., ib. ; seizes on many
Frenchmen at the Cinque Ports, iii.
34, D. ; his severe treatment of the
sheriffs, iii. 35, D. ; sends 100
knights into Poitou of the fee of
Eustace de Vesci, Robert Fitzwalter,
and the exiled bishops, t6.
1213: — his terror from the French
army, ii. 274, Wa. ; collects an
army against them at Canterbury,
ii. 274 ; iii. 35 ; iv. 402, Wa. D.
Wo. ; sends a fleet to the mouth of
the Seine, iii. 35, D. ; takes many
vessels and bums more, ib. ; lands
his army at Fecamp, ib. ; bums
Dieppe, ib. ; equips another navy
which defeats the French fleet at
Damme, iii. 36, D. ; the French
fleet defeated, iv. 402, Wo. ; re-
ceives Pandulf at Rye and surren-
ders his crown, ii. 82, Wi. ; at Bar-
ham Down, iv. 56, W. ; his recep-
tion of Ppr'^ulf, ii. 274 ; iii. 36 ;
AVa. 1). surrenders his kingdom
to the Pot)e, i. 60 ; ii. 275 ; iii. 36 ;
iv. 57, 402, T. Wa. D. W. Wo. ;
becomes tributary to the Pope, i.
John, king — cont,
1213: — cont.
60 ; ii. 82, 275 ; iii 36, 453 ; iv. 57,
402, T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. Wo. ;
swears fidelity to Rome, ilL 36,
453 ; iv. 67, D. Be. W. ; letter to,
from Innocent III., about his con-
duct to Stephen Langton, i. 217,
Bu. ; his charter of submission to
Innocent III., i. 218, Bo. ;^ his
charter of peace with the arch-
bishop, i. 221, Bu. ; charter of tri-
bute to the Roman court and resig-
nation of the crown, i. 222 ; iu 275,
Bu. Wa, ; restores the property of
the clergy, iii. 37, D. ; receives the
archbishop and the exiled bishops,
ii. 82, 276; iii. 37; iv. 57, 402,
Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; absolved
by Stephen Langton, i. 60 ; ii. 82,
276 ; iii. 37, 453 ; iv. 402, T. Wi.
Wa. D. Be. Wo. ; makes an inquiry
into the seized property, iL 277 ;
iii. 39, Wa. D. ; does homage to
the legate Nicholas, cardinal bishop
of Tusculum, ii. 277, Wa. ; form of
his homage to the Pope, i. 223,
Bu. ; swears to keep the peace
made, iii. 37, D. ; his concessions
to the bishop of Lincoln, t6. ; writ
to Dunstable respecting Houghton
lands, iii. 38, D. ; crosses, ib, ; or-
dered by Innocent III. to restore
to Berengaria and Simon de Mont-
fort their property, ii. 278, Wa. ;
repays a portion of what he had
taken from the bishops and clergy,
ii. 278 ; iii. 39, Wa. D. ; hangs Pe-
ter of Pontefract, ii. 278 ; iv. 58,
Wa. W. ; receives Ra}rmond of
Toulouse, iii. 39, D.
1214: — ^the count of Flanders comes
to England and does homage to, ii.
280; iii. 40, Wa. D. ; also the
count of Boulogne, ii. 280, Wa. ;
sends treasure into Poitou, ib, ; the
Northern barons make peace with, at
Wallingford, iii. 40, D. ; crosses to
INDEX.
217
John, king — cont
1214 :—c<mL
France against Philip II., iv. 58, O. ;
inyades Poitou, ii. 280 ; iii. 41, Wa.
D. ; goes into Aquitaine, ii. 82,
Wi. ; captures Robert de Drenx,
iii. 41, D. ; recoTers many cities
and towns, ih. ; repulsed at Roche-
aux-Moines, iv. 408, Wo. ; returns
on the approach of prince Loois, iL
280, Wa. ; makes a truce for five
years with Philip II., and returns
to England, iii. 42 ; iv. 58, 403, D.
O. Wo.; grants free election to
Tarious monasteries, iii. 42, D.
1215 : — rising of the barons against
him, i. 61, 224 ; ii. 82, 282 ; iii. 43;
iv. 59, 404, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; takes the cross, i. 61 ; ii.
82 ; iv. 58, 403, 404, T. Bu. Wi.
O. W. Wo. ; the Northern barous
seize London, iii. 43, D. ; peace
made at Hunnjmede, ii. 283; iii.
43, Wa. D. ; grants Magna Charta,
ii. 283 ; iii. 43 ; iv. 404, Wa. D.
Wo. ; things worse than before, iv.
404, Wo. ; the Londoners join the
Northern barons against him, ib.;
sends for foreign troops, ii. 283 ; iii.
43, Wa. D. ; takes Rochester castle,
L 62 ; iii 44 ; iv. 405, T. D. Wo. ;
all the castles in England except
the Tower in his hands, iii. 44, D. ;
the castles chiefly under the charge
of foreigners, ii. 283, Wa.
1216: — ^lauding of prince Louis in
England, i. 62, 224 ; iL 82, 285 ;
iu. 45 ; iv. 59, 406, T. Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; pies from him,
ii. 82; iii. 46, Wi. D., to Dover
and then to Corf, iv. 406, Wo. ; his
rage against the barons, iv. 60, O. ;
meets the legate Qualo at Win-
chester, ii. 82 ; iii. 46, Wi. D. ;
puts Winchester castle under the
charge of Savary de Mauleon, ii.
82, Wi. ; most of the barons join
Louis, i. 62 ; iv. 406, T. Wo. ;
John, kmg-^cont,
1216 i-^conL
destroys Eunesheye and Hastings
castles, iii. 46, D. ; progress of
the war in Wales, Norfolk, and
Lincolnshire, iii. 47, D. ; lays
waste Axholme, i. 224, Bu. ; dies,
iv. 60, O. ; dies at Newark, i. 33,
62, 224 ; ii. 83, 286 ; iii. 48, 453 ;
iv. 59, 407, M. T. Bu. WI Wa. D.
Be. W. Wo. ; poisoned at Swines-
head, iv. 59, W. ; poisoned by a
black monk of Worcester, iii. 453,
Be.; buried at Worcester, iL 83,
286 ; iii. 48 ; iv. 59, 407, WL Wa.
D. W. Wo. ; the chapel at Grafton
appointed to supply lights about
his tomb, iv. 481, Wo. ; had given
Dungarthen in Lxsmore to Tewkes-
bury, L 67, T. ; his body placed in
a new tomb, i. 84, T. ; prophecy of
Merlin respecting, iv. 59, W.
John IL, king of France, taken prisoner
at Poitiers, iii. 476 ; iv. 562, Be. Wo. ;
dies at the Savoy, iii. 477, Be.
John, son of prince Edward (Edward I.),
bom, ii. 104, 373; iv. 457, WL Wa,
Wo.; left under the guardianship of
Richard, king of Germany, ii. Ill; iv.
236, 461, Wi. W. Wo. ; dies, ii. 104,
111, 873; iv. 246, 460, Wi. Wa. W.
Wo. ; dies at Wallingford, iv. 245, O. ;
buried at Westminster, ii. Ill ; iv. 245,
246, 461, WL O. W. Wo. ; his appear-
ance and character, iv. 246, W.
John, son of Richard of Cornwall, bom, i.
81 ; iiL 130, T. D. ; dies, iiL 130, D. ;
dies at Great Marlow, and is buried at
Reading, L 89, T.
John (Tristan), son of S. Louis, safety of,
i. 296, Bu. ; goes to France, i. 318, Bu. ;
goes with his father on his second cm-
sade, iv. 230, W.
John (cardinal), degrades Stigand, ii. 29 ;
iii. 424, Wi. Be.
John (cardinal), legend of the death of, iL
55 ; iv. 880, WL Wo.
218
INDEX.
John, cardinal of S. Maria in Via Iota,
comes to England to make peace with
'Fnnce, iii. 28, D. ; interdicts France, ih. ;
makes Richard de Morins yiaitor of reli-
gions houses in Lincoln diocese, iii. 29,
D. ; holds a council at Beading, t&.
John Tolet, cardinal ; see Tolet.
John, the capper, citizen of London, re-
mains in prison at Windsor, iy. 177, W.;
heaTilj fined, and released, iv. 177, 178,
W.
John, a goldsmifh, at Tewkesbury, i. 160,
T. ; see J.
John, a physician, a pension given to, by
Tewkesbury, i. 137, T.
John, magister, buried at Worcester on the
north side of the high altar, iv. 509, Wo.
John, dies at Bristol, i. 102, T.
John, a felon, taken from Dunstable gaol
to Norwich, and hanged, iii. 336, D.
John's, S., Jerusalem (in England), hos-
pital of, priors of :
Joseph de Chauncy, made treasurer,
ill 258 ; iv. 256, D. W. ; his skUl
in obtaining money in Palestine,
iv. 256, W.
William de Henley, goes into Wales
against Rhys, iii. 338, D.
Peter de Hagham, summons the prior
of Dunstable respecting a pension
in Marston church, iii. 354, D. ;
fine paid to, by the prior of Dun-
stable, iii. 372, 375, D. ; writ to the
prior of Dunstable to pay arrears
for Marston to, iii. 393, D. ; the
arrangement agreed upon, iii. 394,
D. ; money paid to, iii. 408, D.
Robert Hales, treasurer, murdered by
the mob in 1380, iii. 480, Be.
John, S. (of Basing), William of (first
baron), witnesses Magna Charta in 1225,
i. 232, Bn.
Robert of (second baron), dies, iv.
457, Wo.
John of (third baron), Rions sub-
mits to, iv. 520, Wa; Podensac and
y illenave submit to, ib.
John, S. (of Lageham), Roger of^ one of
the confederate barons, iv. 450, Wo.;
killed at Evesham, iv. 171, O.
Jopin, a Jew, crucifies the boy Hugh at
Lincoln, i. 340, Bu. ; persuaded to con-
fess by J. de Lessinton, i. 345 ; confesses
in the king's presence, ib, ; put to death
in spite of his confession, ib.
Joppa, taken by Saladin, i. 19, M. ; a fort
at, built by IVederick IL, ii. 305, Wa.
Jordan, John and Reginald, take an oath
concerning the privileges of the prior of
Dunstable, iii. 413, D.
Josias, a noted Jew of York, killed, iv. 42,
W.
Jubilee, the, at Rome in 1300, iv. 339, 341,
O.
Judges, itinerant, go through the whole
country in 1219, ii. 291, Wa.; punish-
ment of, by Edward I. ; see Edward L
(1289).
Judith, daughter of Charles the Bald, mar-
ries iEthelwulf, iv. 367, Wo.
Julian, lord of Sidon and Beaufort, joins
in the letter to Henry UI. in 1255, i.
868, Bn.
Jumidges (Gamagium), S. Mary*s church,
William L at the dedication of, iL 190,
Wa. ; to be the limit of the French
fortifications by the treaty of 1200, i.
204, Bu.
Jurors, names of, for the hundreds of
Deerhurst, Slaughter, and Kiftsgate, in
a suit of Tewkesbury abbey, i. 100 ; in
suits of Dunstable priory ; see Dunstable,
priory o£
Justinian I., emperor, ii. 3, 147 ; iv. 363,
Wi. Wa. Wo.
Justur, J., naif of W. de Kingestune, i.
101, T.
Justus ; see Rochester, bishops of.
Juvenal quoted, ii. 21, 22, Wi.
Juvenis ; see Youngman.
INDEX.
219
K.
Kalalidin, a Tartar exiled in Bossia, i. 275,
Bu.
Eameis (t.e., CamojB), Balph de, one of
the confederate barons, iy. 450, Wo.
Katliarine of Valois, marries Henry V.,
iii. 485, Be.
Kan, William de, surety for John in his
treaty with Philip II., i. 205, Bo.
Eavegom, Itiohard, outlawed, iii. 145, D.
I Simon, conyicted of murder, ib. ;
outlawed, ib,
Keith, William de, promises to suirender
Berwick to Edward III., unless the
Scotch army relieye it, iy. 849, O.
Kemerton, the water of, brought to Tewkes-
bury, i. 74, T. ; composition with regard
to the tithes of, between Tewkesbury
and G. of Derley, i. 126, T.
" Richard Muchegros, rector of, i.
127, T.
Kempsey, William de Tintone, rector of,
iy. 426, Wo.
Thomas de Stoke, presented to,
by bishop Godfrey Giffard, iy. 623, Wo.
Kemsing, the adyowson of, giyen to Ber-
mondsey by Guy Mone, iii. 482, Be.
ILKarbrok presented to, iii. 483, Be.
Kenefles ; see Cefii Uys.
Kenelm, king of the Mercians, ii. 7; iy.
367, Wi. Wo. J martyred, iy. 367, Wo.
Eenil worth (Ellyngworthe, Kenylle worthe,
Eenildworthe, Eenilwrthe, Eenilworze,
Eenelworthe, Kinelworthe, Kinelge-
wrthe), Simon de Montfort at, iii. 225,
D. ; leayes it for London, iii. 226 ; returns
after his accident, iii. 227 ; the barons'
army goes to, iii. 228, D. ; Simon de
Montfort the yoimger surprised at, by
prince Edward, ii. 102, 364 ; iii. 239 j
iy. 165, 170, 454, Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. j
the castle stored with arms by Simon de
Montfort the younger, iii. 240 ; iy. 182,
183, D. O. ; the barons in, plunder the
surrounding country, ii. 369; iii. 241,
Eenilworth — cont
iy. 182, Wa. D. W.; prince Edward
sent against, ii. 371, Wa.; siege of, by
Henry III., ii. 104; iu. 242, 463; iy.
188, 190-192, 457, Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo., and by prince Edmund, iy. 190,
W. ; parliament at, ii. 371, Wa. ; dictum
of, ii. 372; iii. 242; iy. 189, 206, 457,
Wa. D. O. Wo. ; Bufferings of the be-
sieged, iy. 193, 194, O. W. ; the barons
offer to surrender, if they obtain no aid
fh>m S. de Montfort, iii. 244 ; iy. 193,
195, D. O. W. ; surrendered to Henry
ni., ii. 104, 878 ; iii. 244, 463 ; iy. 195,
196, 457, Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. O. Wo. ;
giyen to prince Edmund, iy. 196, 197,
W. O. ; the dictum carried out, iii. 246,
247, B. ; round table at, iii. 281, D. ;
banquet and round table at, giyen by
Roger Mortimer, iy. 281, 0. W.; Ed-
ward n. imprisoned at, iii. 471, Be.
— — priors of:
the tithes of Charlton Camyyle sold
to the prior, in 1 139, by Bermond-
sey, iii. 485, 436, Be.
Walter, deposed, iii. 30, D.
the subprior of Osney made prior, iii.
41, D.
Dayid, surrenders the patronage of
Halford church to the bishop of
Worcester, iv. 438, Wo.
Richard de Tynlesford, presides at the
general chapter at Dunstable in
1288, iii. 341, D.
process against the prior, in 1362,
respecting the tithes of Charlton
Camyyle, iii. 477, Be.
Kenneth II., king of Scotland, subdued by,
and swears fidelity to Eadgar, iv. 337, 0.
Kennington (Kenentone, Kenyngtone), law
respecting the king's bailiff at fairs
settled at, i. 253, Bu. ; princess Beren-
garia bom at, ii. 122, Wi.
Eensworth (Kenesworda, Kenesworthe,
Kinesworthe), dispute respecting the
right of pasture at, iii. 159, D. ; judg-
ment giyen against Dunstable priory,
iii. 178, D.; tithes paid bv parishioners
220
INDEX*
Eensworth— <con<.
of Dunstable to the vicar of, iii. 286, D. ;
hedge between it and the land of Dun-
stable priory to remain, iii. 302, D. ;
murder in the field of, ilL 353, D.
-^— Nicholas Basse of, hanged for
felony, iii. 302, D.
Kent, laid waste by the Danes, i. 184, Bu.;
war renewed in, ib,
Godwine, earl of ; see Godwine.
Hubert de Burgh, earl of ; see
Burgh, Hubert de.
Edmund Woodstock, earl of; see
Edmund of Woodstock.
W. of, land at Redlands given to.
for a consideration, i. 74, T.
Eenvig (Eenefeg, Kenefek), burnt by the
Welsh in 1 167, i. 16, M. ; again in 1 185,
i. 18, M. ; house at, destroyed by light-
ning in 1228, i. 36, M. ; plundered, in
1232, by the Welsh under the command
of Llewellyn, i. 39, M. ; defended by the
inhabitants, who spare the church and
cemetery, ib,; Gilbert de Sullie, vicar
of, dies, i. 126, T. ; given by Tewkes-
bury to Walter iltz- Alfred, ib, ; he
receives the charter, i. 128, T.
Kerdiston, Fulk de, one of the twenty-
four appointed by the barons at Oxford,
i. 450, Bu.
Keresy, Richard, of Houghton, serves on a
jury, iii. 353, D.
Kerry (Ken, Kcry), in Montgomeryshire,
Henry III. leads an army to, iv. 70,
W. ; Henry III. builds a castle at, iii.
110, D.
land in, to be held by Llewellyn of
Henry III., ib,
Kethingges, commonage recovered in, by
R. Wischard, iii. 281, D.
Keymin, William de, his son presented to
Cogan chapel, i. 110, T.
Keynsham abbey, the advowson said by
Henry III. to belong to the earl of
Gloucester, i. 92, T. ; lOOs. from S.
Walburga*s, Bristol, confirmed to by
Worcester priory, iv. 427, 428, Wo.
Keynsham, abbats of:
William, dies, i. 57, T.
the abbat present at the funeral of
Gilbert de Clare, i. 76.
Richard, dies, i. 92.
John of Swineshead, ib.; qoarrela
with the convent, i. 96 ; the quarrel
made up, ib. ; moved to Wigmore,
i. 134.
P. de Pratis, i. 134; surety for
Richard de Clare as to marrying
his son, i. 151.
— — prior of, W., dies, i. 133, T.
-^ chamberlain of, W. Long, succeeds
to S. Augustine's, Bristol, iv. 433, Wo.
Khaifii (Caiphas), taken by Saladin, L 19,
M.
Kidderminster, the boundaries between it
and Wolverley settled, iv. 431, Wo.
•— ^— Thomas of, made a monk by abbat
Robert of Tewkesbury, i. 100 n., T. ;
almoner of Tewkesbury, and buys a
rent- charge for the abbey, i. 168, T.
Kiftsgate (Kufteseyte), hundred of, jurors
from, in Le Peer's suit with Tewkes-
bury, i. 100, T.
Kikenpeist castle, built in Normandy by
Richard I., ii. 64, Wi.
Kildare (Kyldar, Dariensis), John, bishop
of, consecrates two bells and an altar at
Tewkesbury, i. 119, T.
castle of, Richard Marshal besieged
in, iv. 78, 79, W. O.
Kilkenny, Odo of, imprisoned for the dis-
turbance at Oxford against Otho, i. 107,
T.
W. of, the bishop of Rochester
makes Tewkesbury provide for, i. 147,
T. ; bishop of Ely ; see Ely, bishops o£
Kilkhampton (Kilkamtune), advowson of,
lawsuit respecting, between Tewkes-
bury and R. de Grenville, i. 108, T.
Killaloe (Kildelo), Robert Travers, bishop
of, dedicates two bells at Tewkesbury, i.
67, 68, T.
Kimble (Kunebelle), some of the disin-
herited at, iii 241, D.
INDEX.
221
Kimbolton (Kinebaatona, Kymbaltone),
fhe castle seized by William, earl of
Albemarle, iiL 63, D. ; composition of
Bermondsey respecting the tithes of, iii.
481, Be.
Kinetone, Thomas de, i. 140, T.
Kinfare, forest of, iv. 443, Wo. ; perambu-
lated, iv. 535.
Kingston, peace at, between Henry III.
and Louis, iii. 454, Be.
Kingston, in Sussex, manor of, the tithes
extorted from Tewkesbury, by John
Mansel, i. 147, T. ; the quarrel made up
through the bishop of Chichester, i.
148, 149, T.
— W. of, his charter to Tewkesbury
respecting certain tenements, L 97, T. ;
does homage to abbat Robert of Tewkes-
bury, i. 101, T.
Kingswood (Kingeswode), abbey of, in
Wiltshire, founded, ii. 228, Wa. ; a party
to the chantry giyen to W. Pntot by
Tewkesbury, i. 81, T.
— abbats of :
Hugh, deposed, ii. 242, Wa.
William, cellerar of Ford, ib, ; de-
posed, tfr. ; made abbat of Thame,
ii. 243.
Eudo, prior of Waverley, ii. 242 ;
made abbat of Tint em, ii. 245.
William, prior, ib.
Ejng^eston (Kynewardestone), the manor
of, given to Bermondsey by Maxia,
countess of Boulogne, iii. 432, Be.;
confirmed, iii 432, 434, 435; annual
payments to Bermondsey made at, iii.
436, 456 ; land at, given to Bermondsey,
iii. 475 ; suit respecting, iii. 486.
Kinlet, mock suns seen at, iv. 484, Wo.
Kirkeby (Kurkeby, Kyrkebi), John de,
a thirtieth paid for the Welsh war in
1283, at his instance, by Dunstable, iii.
302, D. ; thirty marks by Worcester,
iv. 487, Wo. ; made treasurer, iii. 305,
D. ; bishop of Ely, iii. 326, D. ; see Ely,
bishops of.
Gilbert de, justice itinerant at Bed-
ford in 1293, iii. 381, D.
Kirkeby, Walter de, gives a camcate in
Ickwell to Dunstable, iii. 139, D.
Kirkham (Kircham) church, limit of the
visitation of R. de Morins and Henry of
Dudley in 1223, iii. 80, D.
Kirkliston, Edward I. at, iv. 537, Wo.
Kirkstead abbey (Lincolnshire), founded,
ii. 228, Wa.
Knapwelle, Richard de ; see Clapwell.
Knichtetone, Ralph de, iv. 411, Wo. ; dies,
iv. 412 ; see Cnihtone.
Knightwick, chapel of; see Doddenham-
cum-Knightwick.
land in, given to bishop Godfrey
Gi£Bud to prevent him from visiting
Great Malvern, iv. 488.
Knolles (Cnollus, Knollis), Robert, en-
gaged in the French war, iii. 414, D. ;
his prowess at Poitiers, iii. 476, Be.
Knyth, Philip, thirty marks received from,
by Dunstable, iii. 321, D.
Kok, son of Abraham, a rich Jew, mur-
dered by John Fitz-John, iv. 142, W.
Kyngescote, William de, elected chan-
cellor of the university of Oxford, iv.
317, O. W. ; refused admission by the
bishop of Lincoln, ib, ; admitted, iv.
318.
Kyriel, John, one of the twenty-four ap«
pointed by the barons at Oxford, i. 450,
Bu.
L.
Lac, W. Brun, rector of, his witness re-
specting the Westbury prebends, iv. 523,
524, Wo.
Lacy (Laci), Gilbert de (fourth baron), at
the battle of the Standard, ii. 227, Wa. ;
his brother killed at the battle of the
Standard, ib.
Walter de (sixth baron), his lands
seized by John, iv. 399, Wo. ; driven
into exile by John, i. 30, 59 ; iv. 399,
]M. T. Wo. ; forced to abjure his pro-
222
INDEX.
Lacy, Walter de — cont.
pertj in Ireland by John, iii. 32, D. ;
at the dedication of Worcester cathedral,
iy. 409, Wo. ; lord of Meath, iii. 85, D. ;
one of the chiefs of the army against
Biohard Marshal, iii. 137 ; It. 78, D. O. ;
his wife Margaret de Braose, iv. 399,
Wo.
— - Hugh, lord of Ulster (brother of
sixth baron), estaUishes English laws
in Ireland, ii. 81, Wi ; forced to fly by
John from Ireland, i. 30 ; iii, 32, M. D. ;
driven into France by John, W. 399,
Wo. ; exiled by the Albigeoia, returns
to England, and prays that his lands
may be restored, iii. 75, D. ; this re-
fused, but an income of 300 marks given
to him, ib, ; goes into Ireland secretly,
iii. 85, D. ; his adultery, iii. 91, D. ;
attacked by William Marshal, ib. ; sent
to the king to sue for pardon, ih» ; had
been excommunicated, but is absolved
by archbishop Langton, iii. 92, D. ; one
of the chiefs of the army against Bichard
Marshal, ilL 137 ; iv. 78, D. O. ; be-
sieges him in Kildare, iv. 78, O. W. ;
inherits his wife's portion from Alan of
Galloway, iii. 143, D.
Gilbert de (son of sixth baron),
dies, i. 78 ; iv. 422, T. Wo. ; buried at
Llanthony, i. 78, T.
William de, taken prisoner by
John in Ireland, iii. 32, D.
Boger de, constable of Chester,
sent into Normandy by John, i. 208,
Bu. ; defends Boche-Andeley against
Philip n., but forced to surrender, ii.
255, Wa.; imprisoned, but allowed to
ransom himself, ii. 256, Wa. ; dies, iii.
33 ; iv. 55, D. O.
John de ; see Lincoln, earls of.
Maud de (daughter of John),
marries Bichaid de Clare, L 106; iL
318, T. Wa-
Edmund de (son of John); see
Lincoln, seventh earl of.
Henry de; see Lincoln, eighth
earl of.
Ladeford, B. de, case of, i. 255, Bn.
Ladislaus, king of Hungary, turns Ma-
hometan, iL 406, Wa. ; carried off by
the Saracens, ii. 407.
Lageme, Boger de, his claim to hold
several benefices, i. 123, T.
LaHogue, Edward HI. lands at, iv. 351, 0.
La Lawe, rent-charge at, sold to Worcester
priory, iv. 514, Wo.
La Le, Balph de, proctor for Worcester
priory at Bome, grant to, iv. 552, Wo.
Laleston (Lagelestune), Glamorganshire,
burnt by the Welsh, i. 35, M.
La Linde, Bichard de ; see Linde, Bichard
de la.
Lambeth chapel, arrangement respecting,
between archbishop Baldwin and the
Canterbury monks, iv. 43, O. ; between
archbishop Hubert and the monks, iL
77, WL; destroyed, i. 23; iv. 49, M.
O. ; arrangement between the rector
and Bermondsey priory, respecting the
tithes of, iii. 457, Be. ; council of, under
archbishop Feccham, iv. 285, O. W. ;
the manor attacked by the mob in 1381,
ui. 416, D.
Lambyn, John de, license granted to, to
give a messuage in Bothethithe to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 474, Be.
Lamey (a hospital in Southwark), a prior
intruded into by bishop Aymer of Win-
chester, L 151, T.
Lancaster castle, restored to Bichard L, L
191, Bo.
Lancaster, William of, witnesses the con-
firmation of Magna Charta in 1236, L
104, T.
Edmund, first earl of; see Edmund.
— -. Thomas, second earl of, attempts
to stop the folly of Edward II., iv. 343,
O. ; Bobert of Holland excites war
against, iv. 344 ; compels Edward II. to
banish the Despensers, iv. 345 ; his fiital
delay, t6. ; flies before the king to
Boroughbridge, t6. ; captured and be-
headed at Pontefract, iii. 471 ; iv. 346,
561, Be. O. Wo. ; question as to his
merits, iv. 346, 348, 0.
INDEX.
223
Lancaster, Henry Plantagenet, first duke
of, dies of the plague, iii. 477, Be.
•-— ^^ John Plantagenet, second duke of;
see Qaunt, John of.
Landais, abbats of:
Gerrase, made abbat of Aumdne, ii.
242, Wa.
Geoffrey, made abbat of Amnone, ii.
310, Wa.
Landas, Juliana, agreement of, with Dun-
stable prioiy, iii. 108, D.
Langford (Langeford, Langfort), tithes out
of, given to Bermondsey, iii. 444, Be. ;
seyen BhiUings out of, paid to Tewkes-
bury, i. 129, T. ; letter of the dean of
Lincoln dated ftom, i. 322, Bu.
Langley (Langele, Langeleye), prince
Edward (Edward IL), stays at, iii. 392,
D.
Geo£Qrey of, made guardian of
prince Edward's (Edward I.) lands in
Wales, iii, 200, D. ; remits three marks
due by Dunstable priory for a fine, iii.
201 ; a dowry sold to by Paul Peyure,
iii. 202 ; taxes the Welsh by prince Ed-
ward's orders, i. 158, T. ; his manors
laid waste by the followers of S. de
Montfort, iii. 222, D.
Langton (Langeton, Langethone), John
de, succeeds Robert Bumel as chan-
cellor, iiL 373, D. ; his advice respecting
Gascony, iv. 615, Wo.
Simon de, deprived of his benefice,
iiL 51, D. ; his election to the see of
York quashed, i6. ; reconciled with the
king, iii. 107 ; made archdeacon of Can-
terbury, i6.
Stephen; see Canterbury, arch-
bishops ofl
Walter de, succeeds William de
March as treasurer, iii. 400, D.
Lapulle, Tewkesbury receives seisin of, i.
187, T. ; suit of W. of Cardiff respect-
ing, ib. ; he quit-claims all his right in,
to Tewkesbury, i. 189.
Lateran council, third, L 52 ; iii. 22, 444 ;
iv. 38, 384, T. D. Be. 0. Wo. ; decree
of, L 301, Bu.
Lateran council, foarth, i. 83, 61, 88, 224;
ii. 82, 284 ; iii. 44, 452, 453 ; iv. 58, 62,
405, M. T. Bu. Wl Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; patriarchs present at, iii. 44, D.
Launceston (Landstaventune, Lardstane-
tnne), justices itinerant at, i. 107, 108,
T. ; see Doneheved.
Laund, priors of:
Geoffrey, removed by Grosseteste, iii.
143, D.
Robert de Martivals, dies, ill 185, D.
John de Caux, dies at, iii. 220, D.
Laundres, Aimery de, serves on a jury, iiL
353, D.
Laurence, archdeacon of the Roman church,
martyred, ii. 138, Wa.
Laurence, archbishop of Canterbury ; see
Canterbury, archbishops ot
Laurence, a boy of Dunstable, commits a
theft at S. Alban's, iiL 211^ D.
Laurence, John, a party to the suit about
Wadlow lands, iii. 378, D. ; fined,* iii.
381.
— — Peter, a party to the suit about
Wadlow lands, iii. 380, D.
Lavagna, Frederick de, his application for
a canonry at Lincoln, L 311, 437, Bu.
Lavaur (le Val), taken by Simon de
Montfort, iv. 55, O.
Laweme (Lawame), given to Worcester
priory by bishop Cenwalch, iv. 564, Wo.
Le, mill of, lease of, bought by Dunstable
priory, iii. 176, D.
Leamington (Lemmintone), land at^
claimed by Tewkesbury, L 100, T.
Lebert, husband of Matilda of London, ii.
353, Wa.
Lecche, Philip de, dies, L 169, T.
Leckhampton (Lekamtune), a paralytick
of, cured at Tewkesbury, L 85, T.
Lefwin le May, Emwy, son of, given to
Bermondsey, iiL 437, Be.
Leger, S., Geoffrey de, his manor at Offley
burnt by the steward of the earl of Glou-
cester, iii. 246, D.
Leicester, besieged in 1172, iiL 21 ; taken by
Richard de Lucy, iv. 85, W. ; destroyed,
ii. 240 ; iv. 383, Wa. Wo.j colloquy of
224
INDEX.
Leicester — coni.
the barons at, in 1201, i. 207, Ba. ;
Simon de Montfort recovers seisin of,
iii. 128, D. ; general chapter of regalar
canons at, in 1258, iii. 211, D.; ancient
superstition respecting, iv. 146, W. ;
entered by Henry III. in spite of this in
1264, lb,
— ■^— bishops of:
Wilfrid, ui. 8, D.
Leofwin (Lewinus), iii. 11, D. ; joins
the bishoprick with that of Lincoln,
ib.
archdeacon of: Roger de Saxen-
hurst has the custody of the bishoprick
of Lincoln, iii. 282, D.
abbey of: Stephen de Segrave
concealed in, i. 364, Bu.
abbats of:
Osbert, dies, iii. 115, D.
Alan de Cestreham, removed by Gros-
seteste, iii. 143, D.
William of Malvern, is to preside at
the general chapter at Newenham,
iU. 891, D.
S. Maria des Fr^, abbey of, found-
ed by B. de Bellomont, ii. 239, Wa. ;
Henry, abbat of, presides at the general
chapter at Dunstable, iii. 179, D.
Leicester, Bobert de Bellomont (Mellent),
first earl of, gives the manor of Wide-
forde to Bermondsey, iii. 432, Be. ;
dies, ii. 216, Wa.
-^— Bobert de Bellomont, second earl
of, made earl of Leicester, ii. 216, Wa. ;
founds Garendon abbey, ii. 223, 239,
Wa. ; dies, i. 50 ; ii. 69, 239, T. Wi.
Wa. ; buried at Leicester, ii. 239, Wa. ;
had founded the priory of S. Maria des
Pr^s at Leicester, and of the nuns of
Eton, ib.
Robert de Bellomont, third earl of.
joins the young king Henry, i. 51 ; iv.
35, T. W. ; brings Flemings into Eng-
land, iv. 35, W. ; taken prisoner by
Henry II. in 1173, i. 51; ii. 60, 240;
iv. 37, 383, T. Wi. Wa. O. Wo. ; taken
prisoner with his wife in Norfolk, iii. 21,
Leicester, Robert de Bellomont, third earl
of — cont,
D. ; taken prisoner at Alnwick and sent
to Henry II., iv. 36, 37, W. ; goes to
Jerusalem, ii. 241, Wa. ; taken prisoner
in 1183, ii. 243, Wa. ; dies on the cra-
sade, i. 21 ; ii. 247, Wa.
Robert Rtz-Pamell, fourth carl of,
captured in Normandy, ii. 249, Wa. ;
dies, ii. 256 ; iv. 392, Wa. Wo.
Simon de Montfort, fifth and sixth
earls of; see Montfort, Simon de.
Leicester, Roger of| one of the counsellors
of Gilbert de Clare, iv. 198, W. ; accused
of fiilse judgment, fined and imprisoned,
iii. 356, D.
William of, a felon, iii. 193 »., D.
Leigham Court, Streatham (Legham), a
hide in, confirmed to Bermondsey by
Henry II., iii. 442, Be.
Leighton (Lectone, Lektone, Lettone, Ley-
tone), two thieves drive the Dunstable
sheep towards, iii. 231, D. ; the church
finished by the executors of N. Heigham,
dean of Lincoln, iii. 341, D. ; bailiffs of,
iii. 354, D.
John, rector of, his dispute with
Dunstable, iii. 155, D. ; his corrody re-
deemed, iii. 177.
Theobald of, dies, iii. 147, D.
Le Mans, conquered by William L, i. 43 ;
ii. 30, 187, 192, 197 ; iv. 10, T. Wi. Wa.
O. W.; given to Henry (afterwards
Henry I.), ii. 35, WL ; designs on, by
William IL, ii. 36, Wi.; taken by Wil-
liam II., ii. 40, 208, Wi. Wa. ; taken by
Fulk of Anjou, ii. 214, Wa. ; held by
him against Henry I., ib. ; acknowledges
Arthur as liege lord, i. 198, Bu. ; taken
by John, and the castle destroyed, ib. ;
demanded for Arthur of John by Philip
II., i. 200, Bu. ; John at, ii. 78, Wi.
Le Mans, Julian, bishop of, ii. 132, Wa.
Leo III., Pope, ii. 158 ; iii. 9, Wa. D. ; his
tongue and eyes torn out by the Romans,
ib. ; miraculously restored, ib. ; flies to
Charles, ii. 158, Wa. ; restored by
Charles, ii. 159, Wa. ; induces Charles
INDEX.
225
Leo in., Pope — cent
to spare those 'who had injured him, iv.
367, Wo. ; consecrates Charles emperor,
ib, ; goes to Charles in France, ii. 1 59, Wa.
Leo IV., Pope, ii. 160; iii. 9, Wa. D. ;
consecrates Alfred at Rome, ii. 8 ; iv. 3,
367, Wi. O. Wo.
Leodegarius I., persecuted and beheaded by
Ebronius, iv. 365, Wo. ; miracle of, ib.
Leofric, earl, elects Harold I. king, ii. 180,
Wa. ; joins Edward against Godwine, ii.
184, Wa, ; founds Coventry abbey, ii.
187, Wa. ; dies, ib.
Leofvnne, brother of Harold II., killed at
Hastings, ii. 189, Wa.
Leominster, settlement between Westmin-
ster and Tewkesbury respecting a pas-
turage in, i. 79, T.
' priors of:
Walter, made abbat of Shrewsbury,
i. 65, T.
Adam de Latebar, made abbat of
Reading, i. 69 ; iv. 419, T. Wo.
Thomas, buys a peace from Llewellyn,
i. 80, T.
Leonis, Peter (Pierleoni) ; see Anacletus II.
Leopold v., duke of Austria, captures
Richard I, i. 22, 55, 189; ii. 248; iii.
26, 448 ; iv. 46, 387, M. T. Bu, Wa. D.
Be. O. W. Wo. ; delivers him up to
Henry VI., ii. 248 ; iv. 46, 47, Wa. O.
W. ; fine paid to, for his release, i. 189 ;
iv. 47, Bu. W. ; does homage to Richard
I., i. 191, Bu.
VI., duke of Austria, at the siege
of Damietta, iii. 55, D. ; embassy to ob-
tain his daughter for Henry III., iv. 420,
Wo.
Lepsi, sent by JSthelred to the Danes, ii.
170, Wa.
Lesnes, Westwood abbey in, built by
Richard de Lucy, iv. 384, Wo.
L'Estrange, L'Estraunge ; aee Estraunge.
Letherenewombe, Letitia de,dies, i. 166, T.
Letitia, a felon, iii. 193, n. D.
Leuknor, Geoffirey of, justice itinerant at
Worcester in 1261, iv. 446, Wo.; at
Dunstable in 1277, iii. 278, D.
VOL. V.
Lewes, battle of, ii. 101, 356 ; iii. 232,
463; iv. 148, 149, 150, 451, Wi. Wa.
D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; mise of, iv. 152, W.
' S. Pancras, priors of:
Lanzo, iii. 425, Be.
the prior makes an exchange with
Bermondsey of tenements in Lon-
don, iii. 467, Be.
Lewisham, tithes of, composition respecting
between Bermondsey and Ghent, iii.
457, Be.
Lexinton (Lessington), Stephen de, be-
comes a Cistercian monk at Quarr, iii.
67, D.
— Robert de, mediates between the
priory and town of Dunstable, iii. 119,
122, D. ; justice itinerant at Dunstable
in 1233, iii. 131, D. ; judge at Sherborne
in a suit between Tewkesbury and the
daughters of H. Ware, i. 98, T. ; justice
itinerant at Bedford, and then at Dunsta-
ble, in 1236, iii. 145, D. ; elected bishop
of Lichfield, but resigns, iii. 149, D. ;
justice itinerant at Worcester in 1241,
i. 118, T. ; at Gloucester, i. 119, T.
John de, the seal given to, i. 1 10, n..
T. ; persuades the Jew Jopin to confess
on- promise of pardon, i. 845, Bu. ; dies,
i. 376, Bu.
Henry de ; eee Lincoln, bishops
of.
Leybume (Leibume), Roger de, kills Ar-
nold de Montigny at a tournament at
Blythe, i. 150, T. ; escapes in Wales in
1256, i. 158, T. ; joins Simon de Mont-
fort, iii. 222, D. ; goes over to the side of
prince Edward, iii. 225, D. ; his wife in
Gloucester castle, iii. 227, D.; in Roches-
ter castle, iii. 230, D. ; captured, but
allowed to go &%ie after the battle of
Lewes, iii. 232, D. ; goes into the March
and lays waste the country, iii. 234, D. ;
refuses to attend the Oxford parliament
in 1264, and is exiled, iii. 235, D. ;
conducts forty Londoners on a deputation
to Henry HI. at Windsor, il 366, Wa. ;
dies, iv. 247, W. ; had given Paddles-
worth to Bermondsey, iii. 470, Be.
P
220
INDEX.
Leyliam, J. de Peyure, dies at, iii. 202, D.
Lich (Licbey ?), W., parson of, dies, i. 128,
T.
Lichfield, suit of, with Coventry deter-
mined, i. 244, Bu. ; grant to the bishops
of, by Richard I. confirmed by Henry
III., i6. ; articles of ecclesiastical inquiry
throughout the diocese in 1252, i. 296,
Bu. ; justices itinerant at, in 1254, i. 329,
Bu. ; articles of inquiry before them, i.
330-333, Bu. ; grievances of the clergy
of the diocese in 1255, i. 362, Bu. ; the
tithes for the crusade against Manfred to
be brought to, i. 358, 359, Bu. ; severity
of the official, R. de Wytton, and in-
quiry into the vacant benefices, &c.
during the vacancy of the diocese in
1256, i. 382, Bu. ; fire at, in 1291, iii.
365 ; iv. 505, D. Wo. ; justices itinerant
at, in 1292, iv. 511, Wo.; funeral of
bishop Boger Longespee at, iv. 525, Wo. ;
the three seats of the bishoprick, ii. 223,
Wa.
bishops of:
S. Chad, dies, ii. 152, Wa.
Winfrid, ib.
Godwine, subscribes the foundation
charter of Burton abbey, i. 188, Bu.
Peter, i. 185, Bu. ; dies, ib,
Robert de Limesey, i. 185 ; ii. 34, 223,
Bu. Wi. Wa. ; Coventry given to,
by Henry I., ii 40, 223, Wi. Wa. ;
makes Coventry the seat of his
bishoprick, ii. 223, Wa.; sent to
Rome by Henry I. against S. An-
selm, ii. 41, Wi. ; called bishop of
Stafford, iv. 376, Wo. ; dies, i. 10,
186 ; ii. 45 ; iv. 376, M. Bu. Wi.
Wo. [erroneously said by Wi. to die
in 1100, ii. 40].
Robert Peche, i. 186 ; ii. 46, 223 ; iv.
377, Bu. Wi. Wa. Wo. ; dies, i.
186 ; ii. 220, Bu. Wa.
Roger de Clmton, archdeacon of Buck-
ingham, i. 186 ; ii. 223, Bo. Wa. ;
summoned to Rome by bishop H.
of Blois, iL 229, Wa. ; dies, L 47,
. 187; ii. 288, T.BiLWa.
Lichfield, bishops of :—con^
Walter Durdent, prior of Christ Church ,
Canterbury, i. 47, 187 ; ii. 233, T.
Bu. Wa. ; dies, i. 49, 187 ; ii- 56, T.
Bu. Wi.
Richard Peche, i. 49 ; ii. 56, 238, T.
Wi. Wa. ; consecrated by archbishop
Theobald, iii. 18, D. ; suspended by
Becket, iv. 382, Wo. ; dies, i. 52,
187 ; ii. 242 ; iv. 385, T. Bu. Wa.
Wo. ; had resigned, and been made
canon of S. Thomas, Stafford, ii.
242, Wa.
Gerard Puella, i. 53, 187 ; ii. 243 ; iii.
23 ; iv. 39, T. Bu. Wa. D. O. W. ;
dies, i. 53, 187 ; ii. 62, 243 ; iv. 39,
40, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. W. O. ; bishop
for only seventeen weeks, iii. 23, D.
Hugh Nonant, i. 54, 1 88 ; ii. 244 ; iii.
23 ; iv. 39, T. Bu. Wa. D. W. ;
legate in England, ii. 244, Wa.;
legate in Ireland, iii. 23, D. ; expels
the monks at Coventry, and puts
clerks in their place, i. 21, 54,
189 ; ii. 67, 247 ; iv. 44, 387, M. T.
Bu. WL Wa. O. W. Wo.; sum-
moned to answer for his conduct by
Richard I., i. 191, Bu. ; Richard I.
reconciled with him, i. 192, Bu. ;
his bishoprick restored for 5,000
marks, ib. ; had obtained letters
unfairly from Clement IH. against
the Coventry monks, i. 194, Bu. ;
restores the Coventry monks, ii. 67,
Wi. ; falls into a stupor, ii. 66, 67,
Wi. ; dies, i. 56, 196 ; ii. 67, 251 ;
iii. 27 ; iv. 49, 889, T. Bu. WI Wa.
D. O. Wo. ; dies at Bec-Herluin,
i. 23, M. ; buried at Bec-Herluin,
iL 67, Wi. ; grant of Richard I. to,
i. 244, Bo.
Geofifrey Muschamp, archdeacon of
Cleveland, i. 56, 196 ; ii. 68, 251 ;
iv. 49, T. Bu. Wi. Wa, O. ; conse-
crated by archbishop Hubert, ii. 69,
Wi. ; dies, i. 29, 59 ; ii. 262 ; iii.
31 ; iv. 53, 897, M. T. Wa. D. O.
Wo.
INDEX.
227
Lichfield, bishops of :<— con/.
Walter de Qray, elected, L 69; iii.
31 ; iv. 54, 898, T. D. O. Wo. ;
the election quashed by Stephen
Langton, iv. 899, Wo.
the abbat of Beanllen elected, iii. 88,
D.
Bobert of Gloucester elected, ib,
William of Comhill, archdeacon of
Huntingdon, 1. 61, 224 ; ii. 282 ; iii.
44 ; iv. 404, T. Bu. Wa. D. Wo. ;
consecrated at Reading by arch-
bishop Langton, ii. 282, Wa.; at
the coronation of Henry IIL, ii.
286, Wa. ; paralyzed daring an or-
dination, ii. 295 ; ill 76, Wa. D. ;
dies, i. 67 ; ii. 299 ; iii. 79, 85 ; iv.
415, T. Wa, D. Wo..
Geoffrey, prior of Coventry, quashed,
iii, 90, D.
Alexander Stavenby, iv. 65, 66, O.
W. ; consecrated at Borne, i. 67, 225,
ii. 299, T. Bu. Wa. ; mediates be-
tween the king and the town of
Bedford, iii. 87, D. ; account of his
election, iii. 90, D. ; appointed by
the Pope, ib. ; dispute between the
churches of Lichfield and Coventry
respecting the election of the bishop,
iii. 90, 104, D. ; objects to Walter
of Eynsham as archbishop, i. 71,T. ;
goes to Rome against him, iii. 112,
D. ; admits and blesses Thomas
abbat of Evesham, i. 75 ; iv. 421,
T. Wo. ; suspends the prior of
Coventry, i. 89, T. ; obtains the
right of visitation over the Coventry
monks, iii. 143, D. ; witnesses the
confirmation of Magna Charta in
1236, i. 103, T. ; arrangement of,
with bishop W. de Cantelupe re-
specting Dudley, iv. 429, Wo.; dies,
i. 108, 112, 257 ; ii. 319 ; iii. 148,
149 ; iv. 86, 430, T. Bu. Wa. D. O.
W.Wo.
Robert of Lezintoni elected, but re-
signs, iii. 149, D.
Lichfield, bishops of: — cont.
Nicholas of Famham, elected, but re-
signs, lb,
Hugh de Pateshull, i. 112, 257; ii.
328; iii. 149; iv. 86,432, T. Bu.
Wa. D. W. Wo.; consecrated by
archbishop Edmund, iv. 88, W., at
Newark, near Guilford, iii. 152 ; iv.
86, 87, D. O. ; goes on a pilgrimage,
returns, and is at Oxford at the
council of bishops, iii. 157, D. ; dies,
i. 120, 257 ; iv. 89, T. Bu. O. W. ;
dies at Potterspury, iii. 157, D.
Richard le Gras, abbat of Evesham,
elected, but resigns, i. 121, T.
William of Montpelier, elected, but
quashed, i. 121; iii. 168 ; iv. 93,
94, T. D. W.
Roger de We8eham,dean of Lincoln,
i. 267; iii. 168; iv. 89, 94, 436,
Bu. D. W. Wo. ; as dean of Lin-
coln, goes to Lyons against Grosse-
teste, iii. 166, D. ; consecrated by
Lmocent IV., iii 168 ; iv. 436, D.
Wo. ; temporalities restored to, and
received into favour by the king,
iii. 169} iv. 437, D. Wo. ; letter of
Innocent IV. to, i. 275, Bu. ; letters
of archbishop Boniface to, respect-
ing Dunstable, iiL 190, D. ; letter
of B. de Gravesend to, on the ex-
communication of the infractors of
Magna Charta, i. 820, Bu.; letter
to, from Rustand, the Pope's chap-
lain, respecting the crusade against
Manfred, L 350,851, Bu. ; letter to,
from Rustand, appointing deputies,
L 358, Bu. ; his illness, i. 876, Bu. ;
resigns, i. 876 ; iii 202, Bu. D. ;
dies, i. 408 ; iv. Ill, Bu. W. ;
buried at lichfield, L 408, Bu.
Roger Longesp^, or de Meuleng,
elected, i. 377; iii. 202; iv. Ill,
Bu. D. W. ; his election announced
to archbisliop BonifiMse by the chap-
ter, i. 377, Bu. ; proctors appointed
to obtain eonfinnation, 1. 378, Bu. ;
account of the election, i. 379, Bu. ;
p2
228
INDEX.
Lichfield, bishops of: — conL
Roger Longesp^e — cont.
assent to by Henry III., i. 380,
Bu. ; letters of confirmation, &c.
by Boniface, i. 380, 381 ; sends
on a letter of the Pope recom-
mending the archbishop of Messina,
i. 384, Bu. ; sends on a letter of
Boniface about the conrocation in
London, i. 401, Bo.; consecrated
by Boniface at Canterbury, i. 409 ;
iv. 118, 444, Bu. O. W. Wo. ; sends
on the Pope's commission to his
nuncio Herlot, i. 409 ; sends on the
archbishop's summons for a convo-
cation at Merton, i. 411 ; grants an
indulgence to all praying for the
soul of Richard de Clare, i. 169, T.;
admits Roger of S. Alban's to the
custody of Dunstable priory, iii.
220, D. ; his endeavours for peace
between Henry ILL and the barons,
iii. 223, D. ; not at the parliament
at Westminster in 1265, ii. 366,
Wa. ; present at the consecration of
John le Breton, bishop of Hereford,
ii. 376, Wa. ; confirms Bradbome
church to Dunstable, iii. 279, 400,
D. ; recovers his forest called Le
Cant, iii. 361, D. ; dies, iii. 400, D.
Walter de Langton, treasurer of the
king's wardrobe, ib,
deans of :
William of Manchester, dies, i. 817,
Bu.
Ralph of Sempringham, chancellor of
Oxford, ib, ; letter of, appointing
proctors for the election of the
bishop, i. 378, Bu.; votes for Ralph,
chancellor of Salisbury, at the elec-
tion, i. 379, Bu.; cited to appear at
the convocation in London in 1257,
i. 402, Bu.
archdeacon of, cited to appear at
the convocation in London in 1257, ib.
canons of :
H. de Wischawe, appointed proctor for
the chapter, i. 378, Bn.
Lichfield, canons of : — cont, ' % • '
Peter of Radnor, archdeacon of Salop,
appointed to take the votes at the
election to the bishoprick in 1256,
i. 379, Bu. ; had one vote for the
bishoprick, ib.
David of S. Fridesiride's, archdeacon
of Derby, appointed to take the
votes at the election in 1256, ib.
treasurer, sent to archbishop Boni-
face to obtain the confirmation of R.
de Meuleng, i. 878, Bu.; had two
votes for the bishoprick, i. 379, Bn.
Lichfield, W. of, goes to Rome with the
prior of Worcester, iv. 414, Wo.
Liddington (Lidintune), manor of, quit-
claimed to the bishop of Lincoln by
Oliver de Eincurt, iii. 67, D.
Lide (Lechelade ?), prior of, ill-treatment
of, i. 267, Bu.
Lidlington (Lethlingtone, Lithlingdone,
Lithlingtone), church of, lease of, for five
years taken by Dunstable, iii. 256, D. ;
the fruits of, sold to Martin Peccham,
but stolen by one John, iii. 263, D. ;
payment for, made by Dunstable to Bar-
tholomew Mercer, iii. 265, IX ; payment
made to Martin, a clerk, iii. 275, D.; the
profits of, lost to Dunstable through the
bishop of Lincoln, iii. 276, D.
' rectors of:
Pagan, dead, ib,
Walter of Bath, ib,
Walter of Stow has the custody of, ib.
Lidlington, R. of, bought off by Dunstable,
iii. 63, D.
Simon of, the right to certain
tithes obtained by Dunstable against, iii.
99, D.
Li^ge, archbishops of :
Albert H., does homage to Richard I.,
i. 191, Bu.
Hugh IL, joins the league with John,
iii. 40, D.
Henry H., comes to England for
Richard of Cornwall, elected king
of Qenuany, iii 202; iv. 115, D.
W.
INDEX.
229
Light, strange, seen at midnight in 1188,
ii. 63, Wi.
laghtniDg, effects of, in 1163, iy. 381, Wo.
Lille, defeat of the French near, iv. 552,
Wo. ; Philip IV. attacks the castle, and
is defeated, ib,
Lillebonne, council of, in 1080, ii. 193, Wa.
Limberry (Lymbari, Lymbure), sheep at,
iii. 296, D.
John of, serves on a jury, iii. 307,
D.
Limbuig (Lambuma, Nemburc), Henry
III., duke of, does homage to Kichard
I., i. 191, Bu.
Henry IV., duke of, leader of the
crusading army in 1228, iii. 112, D.
Limerick, taken by Geofi&ey Marsh, iv.
396, Wo.
Limoges (Lemoyicum, Limozin, Lymon-
g^s), giyen up by PhUip IH. to Edward
I., iy. 477, Wo. ; the arrow that killed
Kichard I. made in, ii. 71, Wi.
Widomar, yiscount de, finds a trea-
sure, and sends part to Richard I., i. 23,
196, M. Bu. ; his castle attacked by
Kichard I., i. 23, 196, M. Bu. ; see
Kichard I. ; to be liege man of John by
the terms of the peace of 1200, i. 205,
Bu.
John de, hanged for robbery, iii.
251, D.
Martial, bishop of, ii. 132; iii. '4,
Wa. D. ; dies, ii. 131 ; iy. 338, Wa. Wo.
Lincoln, fire at, in 1105, ii. 42, Wi. ; in
1113, ii. 44, Wi. ; in 1122, i. 11, M.;
the castle fortified by bishop Alexander
in 1138, ii. 51, Wi. ; Stephen besieges,
and is taken prisoner at, i. 14, 46 ; ii. 52,
228; iii. 15, 436; iy. 23, 379, M. T.
Wi. Wa, D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; besieged
again by Stephen, i. 46 ; ii, 230, T. Wa, ;
surrendered by Kanulph Blundeyil, ii.
231, Wa. ; Stephen crowned at, ii. 232 ;
iii. 16, Wa, P. j superstition respecting,
ii. 233, Wa, ; eanhquake at, in 1 1 85, iii.
03, 446, D. Be. \ Jews massacred in, in
U90, iy. 44i W*; parliament at, in
1200f ii, 74, Wi. i besieged by the barons
Lincoln — cont.
m 1217, i. 63; iii. 49; iy. 408, T. D.
Wo. ; battle of, and defeat of Louis, i.
62, 63, 224 ; ii. 83, 287 ; iii. 49, 454 ; iy.
61, 408, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. Wo. ;
plundered after the battle, i. 63 ; iii. 50 ;
iy. 408, T. D. Wo. ; S. Hugh crucified
by the Jews at, i. 340.
cathedral and diocese of: the see
joined with that of Leicester by bishop
Leofwin, iii. 11,D. ; remoyed from Dor-
chester by William II., iy. 373, Wo. ;
extent of, in 1114, ii. 215, Wa. ; pro-
phecy concerning the yacancy of the see
in 1167, iy. 33, W. ; injuries done to the
cathedral by the royalists in 1217, ii.
287, Wa. ; part of the cathedral falls in
1239, i. 113 ; iii. 149, T. D. ; grieyances
of the clergy of the archdeaconry re-
specting the taxation for the Sicilian
affair, i. .360, Bu. ; all but fiye of the
prebends in the hands of Komans in
1290, iy. 501, 502, Wo.
bishops of :
Leofwin, joins the see with Leicester,
iii. 11, D.
KemigiuB, dies, i. 5 ; iy. 12, M. O. W.
the see committed to Kalph Passefla-
bere, ii. 37, Wi.
Robert Bloet, chancellor of William
II., i. 5 ; ii. 202 ; iii. 13, 428 ; iy.
12, M. Wa. D. Be. O. W. ; quarrels
with archbishop Thomas of York, ii,
87, Wi. ; fees William II. to free
the see from the jurisdiction of
York, ib. ; giyes Charlton manor to
Bermondsey, iii. 428, Be. ; dedicates
S. Alban's, ii. 215 ; iii. 14, 432, Wa.
D. Be.; dies, i. 10 ; ii. 219 ; iy. 17,
M. Wa, O. W.
Alexander, i. 1 1 ; iL 2 1 9 ; iy. 1 7, M.
Wa. O, W. ; brought by his brother
from France, iy. 18, W. ; builds the
castles of Newark, Sleaford, and
Banbury, >6,; goes to Kome, ii,
219, Wa.; goes to Normandy to
Henry L for bis qoarrel vitb the
archbishop, ii. 994) Wa.| crosses
230
INDEX.
lincoln, bishops of: — cont.
Alexander — eont,
with Stephen, ii. 226, Wa. ; fortifies
lincoln castle, iL 51, Wl. ; quarrel
of his men with Alan, count of
Britannj, ib,; imprisoned by Ste-
phen, and his castles taken, iL 51,
227 ; iii 15, 485 ; iv. 23, Wi. Wa.
D. Be. O.W. ; goes to Borne a second
time, ii. 231, Wa. ; returns, t6. ;
dies, L 47 ; ii 232 ; iv. 25, T. Wa.
O.W.
Robert de Chesney, iil 16 ; ir. 25, D.
O. W. ; confirms the gift of Bengeo
to Bermondsey, iii. 439, Be. ; goes
to the Pope against archbishop
Becket, iv. 881, Wo. ; dies, i. 49 ;
ii. 59 ; iU. 19 ; iv. 33, 381 ; T. Wi.
D. O. W. Wo.
Geofirey Flantagenet, elected, but not
consecrated, iL 242 ; iii 20 ; iv. 37,
Wa. D. O. W. ; iee Yoik, arch-
bishops of.
Walter of Coutances, L 53 ; ii. 243 ;
liL 23 ; iv. 39, 385, T. Wa, D. O.
W. Wo. ; made archbishop of Rouen,
L 53 ; ii. 243 ; ilL 23 ; iv. 40, T.
Wa. D. O. W. J dies, iv. 395,
Wo.
Hugh of Grenoble, prior of Selwood
(i. e. Witham in the forest of Sel-
wood), L 53 ; ii. 244 ; ilL 23, 446 ;
iv. 40, 385, T. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; restores the Ck>ventry monks,
iv. 49, O. ; letter of Celestlne III.
to, on this, L 194, Bu. ; dies, L 56 ;
ii. 74, 252 ; iii. 27 ; iv. 50, 390, T.
Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.i dies in
London, L 25, 202, M. Bu. ; buried
at lincohi, i. 25, 202, M. Bu. ;
canonized, iL 292 ; iii. 57, Wa. D. ;
translated in 1219, iv. 61, W. ;
translated agun in 1280, iii. 283 ;
iv. 285, 286, D. W. O.
William of Blois, i. 57 ; ii. 255 ; iii.
28 ; iv. 51, 392, T. Bu. D. O. W.
Wo. ; consecrated at Canterbury
by William bishop of London, ii
Lincoln, bishops of :•
William of Blois — cont.
255; dies, L 28, 58; iL 267 ; ilL
29 ; iv. 52, 394, M. T. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo.
Hugh, archdeacon of Weils, L 29, 59;
ii. 259, 264 ; iiL 31 ; iv. 52, 397, M.
T. Wa. D. W. Wo. ; consecrated, iv.
54, 0. W. ; returns from exile, iii. 37,
458, D. Be. ; security promised to,
by John, i. 219, Bu. ; concessions of
John to, ilL 37, D. ; liberties to be
restored to, L 220, Bu. ; money to
be paid to, by John, t6. ; the case of
Houghton lands referred to, iiL 38,
D. ; dedicates Dunstable church,
iii. 42, D. ; appropriates the sheaves
of a moiety of Pattishall to Dun-
stable, iii. 52, D. ; gives the church
of S. Maiy*B, Bedford, to Alan, ib. ;
visits Dunstable, iii. 57, D. ; estab-
lishes various vicarages, iiL 59, D. ;
arrangement with Oliver de Eincurt
respecting certain lands, iiL 67, D. ;
in the chapter house of Worcester
to settle the differences between
the bishop and convent, iv. 416,
Wo.; witnesses the confinnation
of Magna Charta in 1225, L 231,
Bu. ; confirms the arrangement
of Dunstable with the parson of
Wymington, iiL 105, D.; claims
a treasure found in Husbom
churchyard, iii. 108, D.; deposes
the abbat of Eynsham, i. 70; iii.
109, T. D. ; excommunicates ten
burgesses of Dunstable for refusing
offerings, iii. 110, D.; visits Dun-
stable by hi9 official, iii. 132, D. ;
dies, L 93 ; ii. 316 ; iii. 141 ; iv. 82,
T. Wa. D. O. W.
Robert Grosseteste, L 95 ; ii. 87, 316 ;
lu. 141 ; iv. 82, T. Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. ; consecrated by archbishop
Edmund at Reading, i. 97 ; ii. 316,
T. Wa.; wishes to increase the
value of Marston church, iii. 141,
D. ; deposes various abbats and
INDKX.
23 J
Lincoln, buhops of: — cont.
Bobert Grosseteste — cont,
priora, iii. 143, D. ; allows a chan-
try in Barwith to William of Elston,
iii. 144, D. ; witnesses the confir-
mation of Magna Charta in 1236, i.
« 103, T. ; yisits the monasteries, &c.
in his diocese, iii. 147, D. ; dedi-
cates many churches and monas-
teries, iii. 148, D. ; excommunicates
all who laid hands on the clericks
at Osney, 1. 107, 2.54, T. Bu.; the
clerks given up to him, i. 254,
Bu. ; frees them, iv. 91, O. W. ; his
quarrel with his chapter respecting
visitation, i. 97 ; iii. 149, 160, T.
D. ; extorts an oath from the Dun-
stable canons, iii. 152, D. ; his pay-
ment for his secular clerks in aid
of the Pope, iii. 154, D, ; recovers
the prebend of Thame from John
Hansel, iii. 158, D. ; his advice to
Tewkesbury about the presenta-
tion to Great Marlow, i. 122, T.;
recommends that G. de Clare have
26 marks out of it, i. 124, T. ;
orders Dunstable to take into their
hands the church of Higham Fer-
rers, iii. 160, D. ; excommunicated
by the Canterbury monks, iii. 161,
D. ; goes to Lyons against the dean
and chapter, iii. 166 ; iv. 93, D. W j
answer of the clergy about procu-
rations deferred till his return, ill.
167, D. ; question of the right of
visitation decided in his favour, iii.
168, D. ; on his return visits the
chapter and prebends, iii. 171 ; iv.
94, D. W. ; visits Dunstable, iii.
178, D.; visits Caldwell, iii. 179,
D. ; confirms Walter of Caddington
prior, ib. ; summons all the bene-
ficed monks in his diocese to
show their charters, &c., iii. 180,
D. ; goes to the Pope at Lyons,
ii. 92; iii. 180, WL D. ; holds his
visitation at Dtmstable, and joins
the other bishops in resisting the
Lincoln, bishops of : — cont.
Bobert Grosseteste — cont.
archbishop's visitation, iii 181, D. ;
opposes the Pope's grant to Henry
IlL, i. 139, T.;' extract from his
rolls respecting the tithes of Ap-
pleby, i. 289, Bu. ; his example of
making an inquisition followed in
Lichfield diocese, i. 296, Bu. ; letter
to, from the Pope, respecting the
decree on visitations, i. 300, Bu. ; ^
appointed to carry out the papal
decree respecting procurations, i.
300, 301, Bu. ; letters to, from his
colleagues, ib, ; exconmiunicates the
infractors of Magna Charta, i. 305,
319, Bu. ; letter to the delegates
of Pope Innocent IV. respecting
F. de Lavagna, i. 311, 436, 438,
Bu. ; dies, i. 156, 314 ; ii. 94 ; iv.
103, 442, T. Bu. Wi. O. W. Wo. ;
dies at Buckden, iii. 187, D. ; buried
atliincohi, i. 314 ; iii. 187, Bu. D. ;
miracles of, i. 336, 344, Bu. ; said
(erroneously) to have been canon-
ized on account of them, i. 159, T. ;
S. Hugh buried near, i. 344, Bu. ;
his tomb visited by Richard of
Cornwall, ib, ; had increased the
vicarage of Studham, iii. 195, D. ;
grievances of the church stated by,
i. 422, Bu. ; privileges of the clergy
compiled by B. de Marisco by his
order, i. 425, Bu.
Henry de Lexinton, dean, i. 318 ; ii.
94 ; iu. 190 ; iv. 104, 106, Bu. Wi.
D. W. O. ; received by the king in
Gascony, iii. 190, D.; consecrated
by archbishop Boniface in London,
ii. 94, Wi.,at Lambeth, iii. 190, D. ;
holds his first ordination at Marl-
borough, iii. 190, D. ; ordered by the
Pope to be present at the resigna-
tion of R. de Weseham, i. 377, Bu. ;
orders an inquiry into the right of
Osney to S. George's, Oxford, iv.
120, O. ; protest on behalf of his
authority at Oxford by David, arch-
232
INDEX.
Lincoln, bishops of :— coii^
Henry de Lexinton — cont
deacon of Derby, i. 436, Bn. ; dies,
i. 461; ill. 211; iv. 121, 445, Bu.
D. 0. Wo.
Kichard of Gravesend, dean, i. 461 ;
iii. 211; iy. 121, 445, Bu. D. O.
Wo. ; while dean appointed to carry
out the Pope's confirmation of the
sentence against infractors of Magna
Charta, i. 320, Bu. ; his letter to the
bishop of Lichfield, ib. ; a commis-
sioner in the case of the right of
Osney to S. Greorge*s in the castle,
Oxford, iv. 120, O. ; goes into
France to make peace, iii. 211 ; iv.
123, D. O. W. ; cites the Lincoln
monks to prove their claim to their
church property, iv. 133, 0. ; at
Dover to mediate between Henry
JII. and the barons, iii. 223, Dt ;
summoned by the legate Ottoboni
for siding with S. de Montfort, iii.
240 ; iv. 181, D. O. ; suspended, iv.
181, O. ; not at the parliament
of Westminster in 1265, ii. 366,
Wa. ; buys a peace for himself,
and goes abroad, iii. 247, D. ;
goes to Rome, iv. 181, O. ; the
see in charge of John of Maid-
stone, iii. 247, D. ; obtains the
Pope's favour, iv. 182,0.; returns
to England, iii. 248; iv. 182, D.
O. ; receives the resignation of R.
of Appletree, abbat of Osney, iv.
208, O. ; confirms and blesses Wil-
liam of Sutton, abbat of Osney, iv.
211,0.; appoints John of Oxford
abbat of Eynsham, iv. 213, 214, O. ;
dedicates the high altar of Osney,
iv. 227, O. ; confirms William le
Breton, prior of Dunstable, iii. 264,
D. ; visits Dunstable, iii 266, D. ;
a coadjutor given to, by the arch-
bishop, from his infirmity, iii. 268,
D. ; ejects Dunstable priory from
JJdlington church, iii 876, D. ; or-
dination b^d for, at Huntingdon,
Lincoln, bishops of :— con^.
Richard of Gravesend — conL
by the archbishop, ib. ; dies, ii. 392 ;
iii. 282 ; iv. 282, 476, Wa. D. O.
W. Wo.; his grant to Osney, iv.
282 n., O.
Fulk Lovd, archdeacon of Colchester,
elected, but refuses to accept the
see, iv. 283, O. W.
Oliver Sutton (or de Lexinton), dean,
ii. 392 ; iii. 282 ; iv. 282 n., 477,
Wa. D. O. Wo. ; consecrated at
Lambeth, iii. 283, D., by archbishop
Peccham, ii. 392 ; iv. 284, Wa. O.
W. ; visits Dunstable, iii. 283, D. ;
allowance to Dunstable in con-
sequence of their debts, iii. 285,
D. ; passes through Dunstable, cele-
brates, and preaches, iii. 294, D. ;
six vicars summoned before him
for non-payment of the king's fif-
teenth, iii. 304, D. ; visits Dun-
stable, iii. 313, D.; confirms Roger
of Coventry abbat of Osney, iv.
303, 0. ; dedicates Ashridge church,
iii. 326, D. ; visits Caldwell, and
receives the prior's resignation, iii.
340, D. ; visits Dunstable, iiL 340,
342, D. ; his quarrel with the mas-
ters of Oxford respecting the admis-
sion of the chancellor, iv. 317, O.
W. ; the quarrel made up, and he
admits the chancellor, iv. 318, O.
W. ; the dispute settled by the in-
fluence of the king and others, iv.
324, O. ; admits John of Ludlow
at Netley, ib. ; buries queen Elea-
nor at Westminster, iv. 326, O. ;
his visitation of Osney, iv. 327, O. ;
appointed one of the collectors of
the tax in 1291, iii 367, 386 ; iv.
332, D. O. ; appoints two assistants,
iv. 332, O. ; new taxation of bene-
fices by, iii. 382, D. ; holds an ordi-
nation at Dunstable, iii 391, D. ;
his property con^scated for his con-
tinued resistance to Iklward L, iii.
407, D.
j
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INDEX.
233
Lincoln, bishops of: — cont
John d'Alderbj, consecrated at Can-
terbury, iv. 545, Wo.
Lincoln, dean and chapter of, suspended
for receiying archbishop Grey vith his
cross erect, iii. 62, D. ; quarrel irith
Grosseteste respecting the right of visita^
tion, i. 97 ; iii. 149, 160, 166, 168, T. D. ;
payment by, to the Pope, iii. 154, D. ;
visited by Grosseteste, iii. 171 ; iv. 94,
D. W. ; quarrel "with the archbishop as
to jurisdicUon during the vacancy of the
see, liL 189, D. ; the quarrel referred to
two arbiters, iiL 190, D. ; progress of
the suit, iii. 213,214,D.; affairs of Ash-
bourne church, iii. 215, 216, D.; retain
the prebend of Aylesbury, iii. 247, D. ;
debt due by Dunstable to John of
Houghton paid to, iii. 264, 265, D.
deans of:
Philip Willoughby, appointed arbiter
in the Lambeth chapel case, ii. 77,
Wi.
William de Toumay, goes to Rome,
and returns, iii. 109, D. ; endeavours
to prevent the increase of Marston
church, iii. 141, D.
Roger de Weseham, goes to Lyons
against Grosseteste, iii. 166, D. ;
see Lichfield, bishops ot
Henry de Lezinton; see Lincoln,
bishops of.
Richard de Gravesend; see Lincoln,
bishops of.
Robert de Marisco, compiles a list of
privileges of the clergy by order of
Grosseteste, i. 425, Bu. ; elected
arbiter between the archbishop and
chapter in the question of jurisdic-
tion, sede vacantey iii. 190 ; as arch-
deacon of Oxford, investigates by
his official the claim of Osney to
S. George's in the castle of Oxford,
iv. 120, O. J loses the advowson of
Ashbourne church, i. 499, Bo.;
elected arbiter on the part of the
barons in 126 1| iv. \%% 0.{ dies,
It. 181,0.
Lincoln, deans of: — conU
William de Lexinton, t6. ; opposition
to, appeal, and confirmation of, ib, ;
dies, iv. 251, O.
Richard de Mepham, ib.
John of Maidstone, had had the
custody of the see during R. Graves-
end's absence, iii. 247, D. ; debt
due from Dynstable acknowledged
before, iii. 264, D.
Oliver Sutton ; see Lincoln, bishops of.
Nicholas Heigham, iii. 341, D. ; Leigh-
ton Buzzard church finished by his
executors, t^.
. subdean of, William de Bramford,
murdered in the cathedral, i. 57 ; ii. 257 ;
iv. 393, T. Wa. Wo.
archdeacons of :
Geofirey Plantagenet, iii. 20, D.
Robert of Hayles, mediates between
the priory and town of Dunstable,
iii. Ill, D. ; visits Dunstable as
official of bishop Hugh, iii. 132, D. ;
dies, iii. 148, D.
Thomas le Waleys, made bishop of
S. David's, iv. 97, O. W.
William Lupus, transferred from the
archdeaconry of Gloucester, i. 137 ;
acts with the canons in resisting the
archbishop's authority during the
vacancy of the see, iii. 187, 189,
D. ; goes to S. Edmundsbury, and
remains there, iii. 188, D.
chancellor of, Richard, made arch-
bishop of Canterbury, iii. 116, D. ; see
Canterbury, archbishops of.
canon of, Richard, visits Dunstable
for bishop R. Gravesend, iii. 264, D.
monks of, cited to prove their
claim to their church property, and
many confirmations given, iv. 133, O.
S. Katharine's priory, the prior
appointed, in 1291, a collector of the
tenth for half the diocese, iv. 332, O,
Lincoln, earia of :
John de Lacy (sixth earl of), con-i
stable of Chester, goes to the Holy
Landi iii. 54, D.} returns, iii 50,
234
INDEX.
Lincoln, earls of i^^-cont,
John de Lacy—^on/.
D. ; made earl of Lincoln, i. 87 ;
ili. 132, T. D. ; -witnesses Magna
Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bo.; his
followers not subdued by Gilbert
Marshal, i. 91, T. ; witnesses the
confirmation of Magna Charta in
1236, i. 103, T. ; dies, i. 115; iv.
432, T. Wo.
Margaret de Quinci, his countess, i.
87, T. ; marries Walter Marshal, 1.
121, T. ; at the dedication of Salis-
bury cathedral, L 166, T. ; dies, iv.
456, Wo.; dies at Hampstead, it
104, 378, Wi. Wa.
Edmund de Lacy (seventh earl of),
dies, and is buried at Stanlaw, i.
162, T.
Henry de Lacy (eighth earl of),
knighted by Henry III., ii. Ill,
378 ; iv. 251, 461, Wi. Wa. W. Wo. ;
appointed by Edward I. to hear
the complaints against the judges,
iii. 857, D. ; sent into Gascony
by Edward I., iii. 397 ; iv. 525, D.
Wo.
Lincoln, Robert of, holds Warham castle
against Stephen, ii. 226, Wi.
. Richard de (a clerk), dies at Dun-
stable, iU. 210, D.
Linde, Richard de la, building ground
towards the Severn given to, by Wor-
cester priory, iv. 494, Wo. ; deed in
favour of a livery given to his son, iv.
498 ; deed of the corrody received by
Worcester priory, iv. 499 ; lets Stretton-
on-the-Foss to Worcester, iv. 623 ; one
of the witnesses respecting the West-
bury prebends, i6.
[Lindisfeme], S. Cuthbert consecrated
bishop of, by archbishop Theodore, iii.
8, D.
Lindridge, a pension in, confirmed to Wor-
cester priory, iv. 393, Wo. j charter of
John respecting the manor of, iv. 395.
_^ O., parson of, his agreement with
the prior of Worcester, iv. 394.
Lindridge, the church given to Ralph, bro*
ther of the prior of Worcester, iv. 398 ;
given to Aimery de Breaut^, iv. 447 ;
10 marks from, annually confirmed to
Worcester by bishop Peter of Hereford,
lb. ; given to John de Buterleye, iv. 493.
Lindsey, Sigeferde, bishop of, subscribes
the foundation charter of Burton abbey,
i. 183, Bu.
linley, John de, dies, iii. 102, D.
Robert de, serves on a jury, iii.
307, D.
William de, land of, in Houghton,
iii. 178, D.
Linlithgow (Lynescu), Edward I. at, iv.
637, Wo.
Lippard forest, deforested, iv. 41 7, Wo.
Lisbon, captured, ii. 54, Wi. ; by the Cru-
saders under Alphonso I. of Portugal,
ii. 232, Wa,
Liscumbe, a derk of, had a letter from
Celestine Y. recommending him for a
benefice, iii. 393, D.
L'Isle ; see Insula.
Lismore, land in, belonging to Tewkes-
bury, i. 67, T.
bishop of, Robert of Bedford con-
secrated in London, iii. 53, D. ; dedicates
various churches, iii. 56 ; his quarrel
with the bishop of AVaterford, iii. 66.
lAthtegrave (Lytegrave), land in, iii. 164,
157, D.
Littlebury (lAthlebure, litlebyre-, Lutle-
bire), Martin of, justice itinerant at Wor-
cester in 1261, iv. 446, Wo.
Robert of, accused of false judgment,
imprisoned and fined, iii. 356 ; iv. 320, D.O.
Littleover (Ufra minor), given to Burton
by William L, i. 185, Bu.
Llanblethian church, settlement respecting,
at Strugoil, i. 80, T. j given to Tewkes-
bury by the bishop of Llandaff, though
he had given it to his chaplain, ib, ;
the abbey sends a monk to take posses-
sion of, i. 81 ; his treatment, i&. ; visit
of the abbat to, i. 125.
Ralph Mailok, or Meylok, had held
it, i. 80, 81, T.
IND£]L
233
Llanblethian church-^coiiC
^— — > Boger Meylok deprived of, i. 125,
T. ; requests to hold the church in farm,
which is refused, ib, ; told by the abbat
of Tewkesbury that all losses will be
imputed to him, ib.; five marks given
- him by the abbat, at the petition of his
uncle Bhys, t6. ; o£Gered six marks at
the petition of R. de Clare, but refuseR,
expecting more, ib, ; his acts and threats
against Tewkesbury, L 126; a pension
of twelve marks given to him, ib,
Thomas of Pennarth, made vicar,
1. 125 ; resigns as opposed by the abbat
of Tewkesbury, ib, ; the abbat gives him
the church, and he swears fidelity, i. 125,
126 ; the charter to him made out, i. 126.
Hugh de Forthampton, returns the
charter of the lease of the church, i. 148.
Llanbordan, the tithes of, retained for the
prior of CardiflF, i. 100, T.
Llandaff, bishops of :
Herwald, dies, i. 8, M.
Urban, iv. 15, W. ; consecrated by
S. Anselm, L 8 ; iv. 15, M. O. ; his
quarrel with bishop Bernard of S.
David's, i. 13 ; ii. 223, M. Wa. ; dies
at Borne, i. 13, M. ; dies on his way
to Bome, ii. 224, Wa.
Uhtred (Huedredas), dies, i. 47, T.
Nicholas ap Gurgant, dies, i. 17, 53,
M.T.
William Saltmarsh, prior of S. Augus-
tine's, Bristol, n. 244, Wa. ; conse-
crates an altar at Margan, i. 20, M.
Henry of Abergavenny, at the con-
secration of Hugh, bishop of Here-
ford, iv. 406, Wo. ; at the dedication
of Worcester cathedral, iv. 409,
Wo. ; dies, 1. 33, M.
William, prior of Goldclive, i. 33, 64 j
iv. 411, M. T. Wo. ; consecrated at
Canterbury, i. 33, M. ; dies, i. 37,
73, M. T.
Elias of Badnor, treasurer of Here-
ford, i. 38, 75 ; iv, 421, M. T. Wo. ;
consecrated at Merton in spite of
the Canterbury monks, i. 77^ T. ;
Llandaff, bishops of :—cont
Blias of Radnor — coni.
at Strugoil for the cause of the
church of Llanblethian, L 80, T. ;
grants it to Tewkesbury, though he
had given it to his chaplain, ib,;
excommunicates the Welsh who
had carried off Eustace, a monk of
Tewkesbury, i. 81, T. j complains
to Hubert de Burgh about this, ib, ;
receives the church of Llanedarn
from Tewkesbury, L 100, T. ; con-
firms to Tewkesbury all the bene-
fices they have in the diocese, ib, ;
too ill to be at Otho's council, i.
105, T. ; dedicates the altars of SS.
James and Nicholas at Tewkesbury,
i. Ill, T.5 dies, i. 114; iv. 432, T.
Wo.
Maurice, archdeacon of Llandaff,
elected, but refused by the king, i.
116, T. '
William de Burgh, absolves the prior
of Cardiff, i. 136, T. ; dies, L 156.
John de la Ware, abbat of Margan,
i. 163, T.; received by Henry HL
at Dover, ib, ; consecrated at Can-
terbury, ib,
William of Badnor, present at the
dedication of Salisbury cathedral,
i. 166, T. ; at the funeral of Richard
de Clare, i. 1 69, T. ; grants an in-
dulgence to all praying for him, ib,
Williun de Braose, iv. 183, W. j con-
secrated by archbishop Boniface, iv.
190, W. ; present at the consecrar-
tion of John le Breton, bishop of
Hereford, ii. 376, Wa. ; dies, iv.
309, 493, O. W. Wo.
long vacancy of the see through Bonus
de Clare, iii. 389, D.
John of Monmouth, profession of
three Worcester monks before, iv.
639, Wo. ; reconciles the church of
Fershore, iv. 541 ; baptizes Thomas
de Monthermer, iv. 650 ; buries
bishop Godfrey Giffard at Wor-
cester, iv. 651.
236
INDEX.
Uandaff, archdeacons of :
Maurice, at Stnigoil about the church
of Llanblethian, i. 80, T. ; elected
bishop, but the election quashed, i.
116; makes Thomas of Pennarth
vicar of Llanblethian, i. 125 ; pre-
sents but does not institute Walter
Fitz- Alfred to Eenvig, i. 126 ; dies,
i. 128 ; had intruded his nephew
Maurice, son of Rely Wrgan, into
Llandough, i. 129.
Balph of Newcastle, appointed by
Kichard de Clare, i. 131 ; afterwards
removed by the king's proctors, ib.
Thomas, puts a vicar into S. John's,
Cardi£f, ib. ; summons the prior of
Cardiff, i. 133.
chapter of, a moiety of tlie tithes
of Llanedam confirmed to, by Tewkes-
bury, i. 147, T.
Llandough (Landoch) chapel, question re-
specting its condition, i. 111,T. ; Mau-
rice, son of Kely Wrgan, intruded into,
by his uncle, the archdeacon of Llandaff
i. 129, T. ; resigned by him, ib,
X/landridian, prodigy at, i. 1 8, M.
Llanedam (Lantemen), the church given
up by Tewkesbury to the bishop of Llan-
daff, i. 100, T. ; a moiety of the tithes
confirmed to the chapter of Llandaff, i.
147, T.
Llanthony abbey, Gilbert dc Lacy buried
at, i. 78, T. ; Maud, countess of Here-
ford, buried at, i. 119, T. ; murder at,
by a canon, i. 125, T. ; fire at, in 1301,
iv. 549, Wo.
. priors of :
Robert, made bishop of Hereford, i.
45, T.
Geoffrey made bishop of S. David's,
i. 57 ; ii. 255, M. Wa.
John, dies, i. 1 16, T.
Godfrey seizes the sheep of the monks
of Mereval, iii, 180, P.j resigns,
i. 146, T.
Bverwd, ib,
the prior to be president of the general
chapter at New^nbami Ui. d9ly Dt
Llantrissaint (Lantrissan), a daughter of
Richard de Clare bom at, i. 150, T.
Llantwit-Migor (Landerwich, Landithwith,
Landirwit), church of : William, parson
of, dies, i. 75, T. ; Tewkesbury obtains
possession of, though the Welsh try to
procure it according, to their custom for
the late parson's brother, ib. ; let by
Tewkesbury to the brother, the abbey
retaining a neighbouring chapel, ib. ;
arrangement with the vicar respecting
the tithes, i. 136, T.
Llewellyn-ap-Jorwerth, marries Joanna,
daughter of John, iv. 394, Wo. ; John
advances against, and comes to terms
with, in 1209, iv. 397, Wo.; John goes
against, in 1211, L 31 ; ii. 266 ; iv. 399,
M. Wa. Wo. ; makes peace and submits,
giving hostages, i. 60 ; ii. 266 ; iii. 452 ;
iv. 399, T. Wa. Be. Wo. ; compelled to
resign a portion of his lands, i. 31 ; iv.
55, 399, M. O. Wo. ; rises against John
in 1212, i. 32; iv. 400, M. Wo.; r^
covers North Wales, i. 32, M. ; his
daughter married to Reginald de Braose,
iii. 52, D. ; invades William Marshal's
lands, iii. 61, D.; seeks aid from Eng-
land, iii. 82, D. ; his treachery on obtain-
ing it, ib,; his insurrection in 1224, iv.
63, 64, O. W. ; his war with William
Marshal, iii. 82 ; iv. 64, 65, D. O. W. ;
destroys two castles of Fulk Fitz-
Warren, iii. 82, D. ; advance of Henry
HI. against him, ib. ; R. Blundevil, earl
of Chester, goes to the king in his
favour, ib. ; does not appear on the
day appointed, ib. ; excommunicated,
iii 83, D. ; peace made, and he submits,
iii. 83 ; iv. 64, 65, D. O. W. ; is to re-
store Fitz-Warren's castles, iii. 83, D. ;
peace made with William Marshal, iii.
100, D. ; advance of Henry III. against,
into Montgomery in 1228, i. 70; iii. 110,
T. I). ; arrangement with Henry IH.
respecting the land of Kerry, iii, 110,
D. ; captures and releases William de
Braose, iii, ]17i D. ; bangs William de
Braose. i, 38, 74, 38 1 ii. 60, 908 1 iii,
INDEX.
237
Llevellyn-ap-JorWerth — cont
125 ; iv. 71, 421, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. O.
Wo.; destroys Bnilth castle, iv. 421,
Wo. ; collects an army, i. 74, T. ; ex-
cites war against Henry III., iii. 127,
D. ; rayages great part of Wales, i. 79,
T. ; invades Brecknock and bums Aber-
hodni, i. 38, M. ; bums Brecknock and
Radnor, iv. 422, Wo. ; subdues the South
Wales princes, i. 38, M. ; bums Caer-
leon, ib. ; loses many men in the Usk,
i. 39, M. ; takes Neath castle and de-
stroys it, ih, ; extorts sixty marks from
Margan abbey, ib. ; orders the Welsh
cbicis to plunder Kenvig, ib.; Henry
III. advances against, iv. 72, O. W. ;
excommunicated, iii. 127, D. ; excom-
municated by the advice of the bishops
and officials of Canterbury, iv. 422,
Wo. ; the sentence confirmed by the
Pope, i. 80 ; iv. 422, T. Wo. ; the sen-
tence published through England, iv. 422,
Wo. ; his ravages, i. 80, T. j the prior
of Leominster compelled to buy a peace
from, ib. ; makes a tmce "with Henry III.,
i. 88 ; iii. 127 ; the excommunication
suspended, iii. 127, D. ; breaks the truce,
i. 88 ; captures two sons of Richard de
Argentine and others, iii. 127, D. ; de-
stroys ten castles, ib,; threatens the
lauds of William de Braose, i 88, T. ;
defeated by Richard of Cornwall, ib. ;
joins R. Marshal and G. Basset, and ex-
cites war again, iii. 136, D. ; his anger
at the marriage of his daughter Helen
with Robert de Quinci, iii. 146, D. ;
the truce with Henry lU. prolonged, t6.;
dies, i. 114^ ill 152; iv. 431, T. D.
Wo.
Llewellyn-ap-Griffith, succeeds David, iv.
437, Wo. ; description of his person and
influence, iii. 200, D ; makes peace with
Henry UI., and divides the country with
him, iv. 438, Wo. ; invades Cheshire, iii.
461, Be. ; his rismg in 1257, L 158, 408 ;
iii. 200, T. Bu. D. [erroneously called
son of David by T.] ; makes peace with
Henry ILL through Ottoboni, iii. 461,
Llewellyn-ap-Griffith — cont.
Be. ; the men of the Mortimers and the
Marchers surrender to, and take various
castles, iv. 447, Wo. ; invades and bums
the marches, iii. 221, D. ; prince Ed-
ward advances against, and makes a
tmce with, iv. 133, W. ; makes an
alliance with Simon de Montfort the
younger, iv. 456, Wo.; ravages the
lands of G. de Gare, ii. 858, Wa. ; his
assistance to Simon de Montfort, ii.
363; iv. 168, Wa. W. ; attacks and
disperses the royal forces in Wales, iv.
456, Wo. ; destroys some of the royal
castles put into his hands by S. de
Montfort, iv. 168, W.; parliament pro-
rogued in consequence of his raid into
Cheshire, ii. 366, Wa. ; defeats Maurice
Fitz-Gerold and Hamond L*£strange,
ib. ; pacified with Henry III. by Otto-
boni, ii. 105, 374; iv. 457, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; does homage to Henry HI., ii. 105,
374; iv. 457. Wi. Wa. Wo.; has his
lands restored, iv. 457, Wo. ; betrothed
to Eleanor de Montfort, ii. 121, 386, Wi.
Wa. ; refuses to go to the parliament,
when summoned by Edward I., ii. 386 ;
iv. 26 J, 468, 470, Wa.. W. Wo. ; sends
ambassadors for Eleanor de Montfort,
iii. 266 ; iv. 470, D. Wo. ; she is cap-
tured on her way to him, ii. 121,386;
iii. 259, 266; iv. 266, 267, 469, Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his offers to Ed-
ward I. for her, ii. 386; iv. 471, Wa.
Wo.; these refused, iL 386; iv. 471,
Wa. Wo. ; refiisal of homage to Edward
I., iii. 275, D. ; his ravages in the
marches, iv. 270, 271, 0. W. ; attacked
by Edward I., ii. 387 ; iu. 275 ; iv. 272,
472, Wa. D. 0. W. Wo. ; flies to Snow-
don, iii. 275 ; iv. 272, 273, D. O. W. ;
submits and makes peace, ii. 124, 125,
387 ; iii. 275 ; iv. 272, 273, 472, Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; terms of his sub-
mission, ii. 124, 388; iii. 275; iv. 272,
274, 472, Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.;
absolved, ii. 125 ; iv. 472, Wi. Wo. ;
obtains the pardon of Owen and others,
238
INDEX.
Llewellyii-ap-Griffith — cont
ii. 125, Wi. ; releases his prisoners, and
takes an oath of fidelity, iv. 473, Wo. ;
spends Christmas with Edward I. in
London, and then returns home, ii. 125,
388 ; iii. 276 ; iv. 274, 473, Wi. Wa.
D. W. Wo. ; doubts of his fidelity, iv.
276, O. W. ; meets Edward I. in the
marches, t6., at Worcester, iv. 476,
Wo. ; renews the treaty, iv. 277, O. W. ;
Eleanor de Montfort sent to him, ii.
388 ; iii. 276 ; iv. 473, Wa. D. Wo. ;
marries her, ii. 389 ; iii. 266 ; iv. 277,
476, Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; makes friends
with David, iii. 291, D. ; rises against
Edward I., iii. 291 ; iv. 287, D. O. W. ;
parliament at Worcester respecting his
ravages, iv. 484, Wo. ; besieges Flint
and Rbuddlan castles, ii. 397 ; iii. 291,
292 ; iv. 287, 485, Wa. D. (). W. Wo. ;
his lands ravaged by Edward L, iv. 288,
O. W. ; successes over the royal troops,
ii. 397 ; iv. 289, Wa. O. W. j captures
Roger de Clifford, ii. 397 ; iv. 288, 485,
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; failure of archbishop
Feccham's mission for peace, iv. 289,
O. W. ; exconununicated by him, iv.
290, O. W. ; invades the March, iv.
485, Wo. ; descends into the plains, ii.
398 ; iv. 291, Wa. O. W. ; his death at
Cumhyre, iii. 293, D. ; slain by Edmund
Mortimer and others, ii. 398; iv. 291,
485, 486, Wa. O. W. Wo. ; his head cut
off and placed over the Tower, ii. 398 ;
iii. 293, 466 ; iv. 291, 486, Wa. D. Be.
O. W. Wo. ; his head crowned with ivy,
ii. 398 } iv. 486, Wa. Wo. ; prophecy
respecting him, ii. 399, Wa. ; his crown
offered by prince Alphonso at the Con-
fessor's shrine, ii. 401 ; iv. 490, Wa.
Wo.
Llyswamey (Liswrinni), chapel of, i. 75,
137, T.
Loches (Luches) castle taken by lUchard
I., ii. 249 ; iv. 388, Wa. Wo.
Lodeford, Walter de, Packington hermit-
age given to, by Worcester priory, iv.
487, Wo.
Lodeford, William de, receives a bond
from Worcester priory, iv. 512, Wo.
Lokeren (Lucre), palace of lUchard, king
of Germany at, iv. 224, W.
Lombards, their aid to the Pope in 1229,
iii. 114, D.
Lombardy, earthquake in, in 1117, iv. 376,
Wo.
London, taken by William L, iv. 7, W. ;
burnt in 1077, ii. 193, Wa. ; in 1087,11.
35, Wi.; tempest at, in 1091, iv. 12,
W.; burnt in 1098, Ii. 40, Wi. ; In
1102, ii. 41,Wi. s council at in 1102,
i. 7 ; ii. 210 ; iii. 430, M. Wa. Be. ;
burnt in 1105, ii. 42, Wi. ; in 1108,
ii 43, Wi. ; in 1113, ii. 44, Wi. ;
council at In 1129, i. 12,45; ii. 221,
M. T. Wa.; burnt in 1130, Iv. 378,
Wo. ; burnt in 1131, ii. 49, Wi. ; in
1132, by Gilbert Beket, iii. 434, Be.;
council at, under Alberic, in 1138, iv.
378, Wo.; council under the legate in
1141, ii. 229, Wa. ; burnt in 1161, ii.
56 ; iv. 380, Wi. Wo. ; council at in
1175, i. 51 ; iv. 383, T. Wo.; massacre
of the Jews in 1189 in, Iv. 43, W. ;
burnt in 1207, iii. 451, Be. ; burnt in
1212, i. 60; ii. 268; iv. 400, T. Wa.
Wo. ; a trench round the city begun by
the Londoners, iii. 34, 453, D. Be. ; the
Londoners join the Northerners against
John, iv. 404, Wo. ; the city seiied by
the barons, U. 283 ; iii. 43, Wa. D. ; the
citizens do homage to prince Louis, ii.
287 ; iv. 69, Wa. O. W. ; altars de-
stroyed on which excommunicated per-
sons have celebrated, iii. 51, D. ; riots
in 1222 against the abbat of West-
minster, ii. 297 ; iii. 78, Wa. D. ; par-
liament at, in 1225, i. 68 ; iii. 93 ; iv.
417, T. D. Wo.; tallage exacted from
the Londoners in 1234, iv. 77, O. ;
council at, under Otho in 1237, L 253 ;
iv. 429, Bu. Wo.; parliament at, in
1254-5, i. 156, 336 ; ii. 95 ; ill 190, T.
Bu. Wi. D. ; convocation at, in 1257, i.
402-407, Bu. ; deaths in, teom fiunine in
1258, i. 166, T. ; parliament at, in 1268,
\
INDEX.
239
London — cont.
ii. 97, Wi. ; parliament at, in 1259, i.
167^; ii. 98; iv. 126, T. Wi. W.; the
streets fortified with iron chains in 1263,
ii. 101, Wi. ; slaughter of the Jews in
1263, ii. 101 ; iv. 141, U2, 450, Wi. W.
Wa; parliament at, in 1263, i. 176;
iii. 224 ; iv. 183, T. D. W. ; the citi-
zens rise against prince Edward, iii.
222, D. ; their shameful usage of queen
Eleanor, iii 223 ; iv. 136, D. W. ; the
mayor protects her, iii. 223, D. ; pro-
mise of fidelity to Henry III. by the
citizens, iii. 226, D. ; occupied by Simon
de Montfort, iv. 138, W. ; the citizens
plunder the manor of Richard king of
Grermany at Isleworth, iv. 140, W., and
his house at Westminster, iv. 141, W. ;
their outrages against the king's par-
tisans, i6. ; four of the rioters killed by
a beam in S. Cuthbert's chapel, t&. ;
great part of West Chepe burnt by the
royalists, iv. 147, O. ; slaughter of the
citizens at Lewes by prince Edward, ii.
357 ; iv. 160, 452, Wi. W. Wo. ; certain
bishops ordered by the legate to put it
under an interdict, iv. 156, W. ; the citi-
zens return to their allegiance after the
battle of Evesham, iv. 176, W. ; deputa-
tion of forty citizens to Windsor to make
theirpeace with Henry III., ii. 366, Wa. ;
he imprisons them, ii. 366 ; iv. 176,
455, Wa. W. Wo. ; all but seven freed,
ii. 367, Wa. ; fine extorted from them,
iv. 184, W. ; the chains in the streets
removed, ii. 367, Wa.; the citizens ill-
treated by prince Edward take to piracy,
ii. 367, Wa. ; occupied by G. de Clare, iv.
198, 199, W.O. ; surrendered by him to
Henry m., ii. 105, 874 ; iv. 206, Wi.
Wa. O. W. ; behaviour of the citizens
at the translation of Edward the Con-
fessor, ii. 108, 375 ; iv. 458, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; adorned for the coronation of Ed-
waid I., iv. 259, 260, W. ; interdict on,
in 1282, in consequence of some pri-
soners escaped from the Tower, who
were dragged from St. Paul's, iii. 289, D.
London bridge, works at, in 1097, ii. 207,
Wa. ; land on, given to Bermondsey in
1122, iii. 433, Be.; the stone bridge
begun by Peter de Colechurch in 1176,
ii. 240, Wa. ; built in 1209, iii. 451, Be. ;
burnt in 1212, iv. 400, Wo. ; five arches
broken by the ice in 1282, iv. 483,
Wo.
Tower, works at, in 1097, ii. 207,
Wa. ; fortified by Geofirey de Mandeville
in 1138, ii. 51, Wi. ; surrendered to Ste-
phen by Geoffiey de Mandeville in 1143,
ii. 230 ; iv. 379, Wi. Wo. ; surrendered
to prince Louis, ii. 286, Wa. ; the Oxford
clerks imprisoned in, in 1237, 1. 254,
Bu. ; fortified by Henry HI. in 1260,
iii. 217, D. ; restored to Henry III., iv.
176, W. ; Henry III. and his queen in,
in 1263, iii. 222, D.; Ottoboni shuts
himself up in, iv. 200, 201, O. W. ; be-
sieged by G. de Clare, iv. 200, 201, O.
W. ; relief of, by Henry HI., iv. 202,
O. W. ; justices itinerant in, in 1275,
iii. 267, D.
archbishops of:
Gwithelm, frees the Britons from the
Picts and others, iii. 6, D.
Thonns, flies into Wales, iv. 368, Wo.
— bishops of:
Mellitus, ordained by S. Augustine, ii.
149 ; iii. 7 ; iv. 864, Wa. D. Wo. :
archbishop of Canterbury, iii. 7 ;
iv. 364, D. Wo.
Erkenwald, iii 8, D. ; founds Chertsey
and Barking abbeys, tb, ; translated,
iii. 438, Be.
Dunstan, S. ; see Canterbury, arch-
bishops of.
Elfwin (JEUfhim, Elfthun, Alfhun),
subscribes the foundation charter of
Burton abbey, i. 183, Bu. ; brings
the body of S. ^Iphege to London,
ii. 173, Wa. ; sent into Normandy
with Edward and Alfred by ^thel-
red,ii. 174, Wa.
Robert of Jumi^s, brought from
Normandy by Edward the Confes-
sor, il 20; bishop of London, ii.
240
INDEX.
London, bishops of: — cont,
Robert of Jumi^ges — cont.
20 ; iii. 12, Wi. D. ; see Canterbury,
archbishops of.
Sparhafoc, abbat of Abingdon, ap-
pointed by Edward the Confessor,
ii. 183, Wa. ; refnsed consecration
by archbishop Bobert, ib, ; expelled
from the see, ii. 185, Wa.
William, il 185, Wa. ; dies, ii. 31, Wi.
Hugh d'OrivaUe, dies, ii. 34, Wi.
Maurice, ii. 34, 194, Wi. Wa. ; begins
S. Paurs, ii. 194, Wa. ; at the
consecration of William II., iii.
426, Be. ; consecrates Henry I., ii.
40, 208 ; iii. 429 ; iv. 373, Wi. Wa.
Be. Wo.; dies, i. 10; ii. 42, 213,
M. Wi. Wa.
Richard, ii^ 43 ; iv. 375, Wi. Wo. ;
consecrated by S. Anselm, iv. 375,
Wo. ; consecrates Thomas arch-
bishop of York, ib. ; dies, ii. 220 ;
iv. 19, 377, Wa.0. W. Wo.
Gilbert the Universal, ii. 220; iii. 14 ;
iv. 19, 377, Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ;
dies, ii. 224, Wa.
Richard, iii. 16, D.
Gilbert Foliot, bishop of Hereford, i.
49 ; ii. 57 ; iv. 26, 380, 381, T. Wi.
O. W. Wo. ; at the coronation of
prince Henry, i. 16, M. ; goes to the
Pope against Becket, ii. 58 ; iv.
381, Wi. Wo.; excommunicated by
Becket, iv. 382, Wo. ; gives the in-
vestiture of S. Mary Magdalene's
to Osney, iv. 37, O. ; silences the
opposition of S. Fride6wide*s to
Osney, iv. 38, O. ; dies, ii. 244 ; iii.
24 ; iv. 41, 383, 385, Wa. D. O. W.
Wo.
Richard Fitz-Keal, ii. 63, 246 ; iii. 25 ;
iv. 43, 386, Wi. Wa. D. O. Wo. ;
appointed by archbishop Baldwin to
act for him during his absence, iii.
25, D. ; dies, i. 56 ; ii. 70, 251 ; iii.
27 ; iv. 49, 389, T. Wi. Wa, D. O.
Wo.; his character and liberality,
ii. 70, Wi.
London, bishops of: — cont.
William de S. M^re rEglisc, ii. 252 ;
iii. 27 ; iv. 49, Wa. D. O. ; «t the
coronation of John and Isabella, i.
206, Bu. ; consecrates W. of Blois
bishop of Lincoln, and vindicates
his right during the archbishop's
illness, against Gilbert bishop of
Rochester, ii. 255, Wa. ; consecrates
Jocelyn bishop of Salisbury, iv.
394, Wo. ; one of the executors of
the interdict, i. 29 ; ii. 80, 260 ; iv.
396, M. Wi. Wa, Wo. ; goes into
exile, i. 29 ; iii. 31, iv. 396, M. D.
Wo. ; goes lo Rome, ii. 261, Wa. ;
sent for by John, and returns, ib. ;
again sent for by John to make
peace, ii. 262, Wa. ; peace and
security promised to, by John, i.
219, Bu. ; money to be paid to, by
John, i. 220, Bu. ; receives his
manors again, iu 262, Wa. ; returns
with archbishop Langton, ii. 263 ;
iii. 37, 453, Wa. D. Be. ; at the
dedication of Worcester cathedral,
iv. 409, Wo. ; seals the confirma-
tion of Magna Charta in 1218, ii.
290, Wa. ; resigns, i. 65 ; ii. 294 ;
iii. 65; iv. 413, 414, T. Wa. D.
Wo.; retains an income of 100/.,
iii. 65, D. ; his sufferings for the
church, ii. 294, Wa. ; dies, ii.
299, Wa. ; buried at S. Osyth's,
iii. 65, D.
Eustace de Falkenbarg, i. 65 ; iv. 413,
414, T. Wo.; consecrated by the
bishop of Rochester, iv. 414, Wo., at
Westminster, ii. 294, Wa. ; sent to
Louis VIII. respecting Normandy,
but prevented from crossing by ad-
verse winds, iii. 81, D. ; witnesses
the confirmation of Magna Charta
in 1225, 1. 231, Bu.; appeals to
Canterbury come to, as dean of the
bishops during the vacancy of the
see, iii. 113, D.; dies, i. 72 ; ii. 304 ;
iii. 115 ; iv. 69, 70, 420, T. Wa. D.
O. W. Wo.
INDEX.
241
LondoD, bishops of : — cont
Koger Niger, archdeacon of Colches-
ter, i. 72; iii. 115; iv. 70; T. D.
0. W. ; consecrated by Jocelyn,
bishop of Bath, ii. 307, Wa. ; his
courage during a storm in S. Paul's,
iii. 124, D. ; compels the restora-
tion of Hubert de Burgh to the
chapel whence he was dragged,
i. 87 ; iiu 129, T. D. ; goes to Rome,
and loses his money and jewels at
Parma, iii. 184, D. ; detained at
Canterbury on his return, i6. ; con-
secrates archbishop Edmund, ii.
312, Wa; witnesses the confirma-
tion of Magna Charta in 1236, i.
108, T. ; his dispute with arch-
bishop Edmund as to the visitation
of monasteries, iii. 151, D. ; dies,
i. 120; ii. 329; iv. 89, T. Wa, O.
W.
Fulk Basset, dean of York, i. 183,
iv. 89, 436, T. W. Wo. ; conse-
crated, i. 134, T., by bishop W.
de Raleigh, iL 90; iv. 92, Wa.
O. W., in Holy Trinity, London,
ii. 334, Wa. ; the power of ab-
solving those who evade the tax to
the Pope in 1246 given to, i. 278,
Bu. ; consecrates William of York
bishop of Salisbury, ii. 91 ; iv. 96,
Wi. O. W. ; opposes the Pope's
grant to Henry HI., i. 140, T. ; his
quarrel with archbishop Boniface
respecting visitation, ii. 92 ; iv.
102, Wi. O.; at the meeting of
bishops at Dunstable in 1250, to
oppose the archbishop's visitation,
iii. 181, D. ; goes to the Pope at
' Lyons against Boniface, i. 141, T. ;
appointed to carry out the Papal
decree respecting visitation, i. 300,
301, Bu.; excommunicates the in-
fractors of Magna Charta, i. 305,
319, Bu. ; assists archbishop Boni-
face to bury Grosseteste, i. 31 4, Bu. ;
sworn councillor of the king in
1257, i. 395, Bu. ; dissents from the
VOL. V.
London, bishops of: — cont.
Fulk Basset^con^
award as to the demands of the
barons in 1258, i. 165, T. ; present
at the dedication of Salisbury cathe-
dral, i. 166, T. ; elected on the
king's side at Oxford in 1258, i.
447, Bu. ; one of the twelve, i. 449,
Bu. ; one of the twenty-four, i.
450, Bu. ; dies, i. 470 ; iii. 212 ; iv.
122, 446, Bu. D. O. W. Wo.
Henry de Wengham (or Hengham),
chancellor, ii. 95, Wi. ; payment of
Worcester priory to, as chancellor,
iv. 443, Wo. ; elected on the king's
side at Oxford in 1258, i. 447, Bu. ;
elected bishop of Winchester by
the monks, ii. 97, Wi. ; bishop of
London, i. 470; ii. 98; iii. 212;
iv. 122, 123, 446, Bu. Wi. D. O.
W. Wo. ; consecrated, iv. 1 24, O.,
by archbishop Boni&ce at S. Mary's,
Southwark, iv. 122, W. ; the trea-
sury brought to his house, iv. 125,
W. ; dies. i. 500 ; iii. 219 ; iv. 131,
132, Bu. D. O. W.
Richard Talbot, dean of S. Paul's,
elected bishop, iv. 131, 132, O. W. ;
dies, i. 500; iv. 132, Bu. 0. W.
Henry of Sandwich, iv. 132, O. W. ;
consecrated at Canterbury, iv. 133,
O. W. ; receives the queen after the
attack of the Londoners on her, iii.
223, D. ; endeavours to make peace
between the king and the barons,
ib, ; not at the parliament at West-
minster in 1265, ii. 366, Wa. ; sum-
moned by the legate to Boulogne,
and ordered to excommunicate S. de
Montfort, iv. 156, W. ; treatment of,
by the Cinque Ports on his return,
and their threats to him, iv. 156,
157, W. ; puts his seal to the
terms offered to prince Edward, iv.
161, W. ; summoned by the legate
Ottoboni, iii. 240, D. ; suspended by
Ottoboni,ii. 104, 373; iii. 247; iv.
181, 185, 455, Wi. Wa. D. O. W.
Q
242
INDEX.
LondoD, bishops of: — cont.
Henry of Sandwich — cont
Wo. ; appeals to the Pope, ii. 104,
878, Wi. Wa. ; ordered to go to the
Pope, iii. 240; iv. 456, D. Wo.;
goes, ii. 104, 873; iv. 181, 185,
456, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; causes
of the suspension, Iy. 186, W. ; re-
mains long in the Papal court, iii.
247, D. ; his distress, ib. ; obtains
the Pope's faTOur, ii. 115, 881 ; iv.
268, 265, 464, Wi. Wa, W. O. Wo. ;
returns, ii. 115, 881 ; iy. 253, 254,
255, 464, Wi. Wa. W. O. Wo. ; his
reception, iv. 258, 256, W. O. ; dies,
ii. 115, 861 ; iii. 268 ; iv. 256, 464,
Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; buried in
S. Paul's,* iv. 256, 464, O. Wo.
John Chishull, dean of S. Paul's, ii.
117, 383 ; iii. 258 ; iv. 257, 258,
465, Wi. Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ; con-
secrated by the bishop of Worcester
at Lambeth, iv. 257, W.; dies, ii.
393; iii. 282 ; iv. 283, 478, Wa. D.
O. W. Wo.
Fulk Lovel, elected, but declines, ii.
393 ; iv. 283 n., 478, Wi. O. Wo.
Bichard Gravesend, archdeacon of
Northampton, ii. 898 ; iii. 282, 468 ;
iv. 283 n., 284, 478, Wa. D. Be.
W. 0. Wo. ; consecrated at Coven-
try by archbishop Peccham, ii. 393 ;
iv. 284, 478, Wa. O. W. Wo.
Balph Baldock, appointed by Pope
Clement IV. to inquire into the
miracles of Thomas de Cantelupe,
iv. 559, Wo.
London, All Saints' church, advowson of,
adjudged to B. de Clare against Tewkes-
bury, i. 137, T. ; rent-€hai*ge from, given
to Bermondsey, iii. 481, Be.
— S. Andrew's, flolbom, W. de Alni-
gio, rector of, iii. 468, Be.
B. Bartholomew's, gifts of Alexan-
der de Swereford to, iii. i71, D. ; a canon
of, figured by archbishop Boniiace in
his visitation, i. 141, T.
London, S. Bartholomew's, prion of:
G., canon of Osney, iii. 41, D. ; be-
comes a monk at Abingdon, ib.
John, iii. 180, D.
Gferald, ib.
Peter, absolved by the Pope for his
opposition to archbish(^ Boni&ce,
i. 304, Bu.
<-^^— Christ Church monastery founded
by Norman, iii. 481, Be.
6. Clemenf s, the Danes' church.
iii. 485, Be.
6. Helen's, debt of Dunstable
priory to the nuns of, iii. 410, D.
8. Martm's, burnt, ii. 39, Wi.
S. Mary's : Robert, prior of Osney,
made prior of, ill. 41, D.
S. Mary-le-Bow, the church in-
jured by a storm in 1091, i. 5 ; iii. 427,
M. Be. ; fUl of the tower of, in 1270, iv.
289, W. ; murder committed in, in 1284,
iii. 814 ; iv. 489, D. Wo. ; exchange of a
tenement in the parish between Ber-
mondsey and Lewes, iii. 467, Be.
dean of, suit between
Dunstable and Derley respecting the
Peak tithes comes before, iii. 297, D.
8. Mary, Milk Street, exchange of
a tenement in the parish between Ber-
mondsey and Lewes, iii. 467, Be.
S. Mary Magdalene, Bread Street,
rent-charge in the parish given to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 481, Be.
S. Paul's, built by iBthelbert, ii.
150; iii. 7, Wa. D.; burnt in 1087, ii.
36, 196, Wi. Wa.; burnt in 1135, iii.
485 ; iv. 878, Be. Wo. ; the interdict
put an end to in, iii. 468, Be. ; the tower
finished in 1221, iii. 66, D. ; the tower
struck by lightning in 1230, iii. 124, D. ;
attempt of archbishop Boni&ce to visit
the canons in 1260, ii. 92 ; iv. 102, Wi.
O. W. ; a prebend in, given to an Italian,
who is murdered, iii. 214, D. ; articles
of peace between Henry III. and the
barons read in, in 1268, iii. 224, D. ;
council held in, by Ottoboni in 1268, iv.
216, 216, W. O. ; searched for treasure
INOKX.
248
London, St. Paul's — cont
by inward I. in 1994, iu. 390, D. ; synod
of the clergy in, in 1396, to discuss the
king's demand of a subsidy, iii. 405,
n.
deans of:
Alardus, dies, iii, 51, D.
Gervase) ib, ; deposed, ib,
William of S. Mary's church,' his dis-
pute with Dunstable About Kens^
worth, iii. 169, D, j dies, ^6.
Henry of Comhill, ezconunnnicfvted
by archbishop Boni£»c^ for resisting
his visitation, i. 904, Bu. ; goes to
the Pope 9t Lyons agtiinstBoniilice,
i. 141, T. ; restored by the Pope, i.
804, Bu. ; appointed to carry ont the
sentence against the infn^ctors of
Magna Charta, i. 820, Bu. ; excuses
himself from writing, i. 330, 322,
Bu.
Richard Talbot, elected bishop, iv.
131, O. ; iee London, bishops of.
John Chishull, made bishop, iii. 258 ;
iv. 258, D. 0. ; tee London, bishops
of.
Thomas of Ingoldsthorp, made bishop
of Rochester, iv. 895, O. W.
William de Montfort, dies soddenly,
iii. 889; iv. 617, D. Wo.
' " canons of:
deaths of several, iii. 171, D.
prebendaries of :
Rustand, iii. 214, D.
John de Crachale, ib.
Trinity church, visitation of arch-
bishop Boniface, i. 141, T. ; the prior
(John of Tooting) absolved by the Pope
for opposing him, i. 804, Bu.
London, John ol^ the esoheator, had the
custody of Dunstable priory during a
vacancy, iii. 264, D. $ the fine settled
by, paid by Dunstable, iii. 290, D.
Simon of, had a portion of land in
Tarrant-Monkton, i. 99, T.
William of, sent by the Pope to
preach a crusade in Kogland, iii. 40, D. ;
justice itinerant at Dunstable in 1227,
London, William of— con/,
iii. 105, D.; in 1238, iii. 108, D. ; one
of the judges who m&de the award be-
tween the priory and town of Dunstable,
iii. 133, D.; dies, iii. 136, D.
Longespee, William, son of RoUo, dujte of
Normandy, ii. 164 ; iii. 10 ; iv, 869, Wa.
D. Wo. ; slmn by Arnulf's treachery, ii.
165, Wa,
Longespee, Williiw, brother of I|enry II. ;
see William, son of Geoffrey of Anjou.
Longespee, William, e^l of Salisbury ; see
Salisbury, earls of.
Longespee, William, his son ; we Salisbury,
earls pf.
Longespee, William, son of the last, dies,
i, 159, T.
Longespee, Stephen, appoint^ seneschal
of Gascony in 1263, iv. 1Q5, W. ; ap-
pointed one of the counsellors of prince
Edward by the barons in 1358, i. 445,
Bu. i warden of Corfe castle, i. 458, Bn*
Matilda, wife of John Giflferd, iv.
488, Wo.
Loreng (Loring, Lorenger), Alard le, one
of the jury in Christiana Mustard's case,
iii. 307, D. ; juryman in Miiicent de
Montalt's case, ill. 344 ; in the case of
Wadlow Jand, iii. 381.
le, the yoanger, ordered to restore
lands in Tebworth, iii. 828.
Greoffirey le, refuses the vicarage of
Chalgrave, iii. 360.
Peter Wiiz-^gBt le, defeated in
suits Dgainst Dunstable, iii. 181, 182,
183 ; a chantry granted to, at Chalgrave,
iii. 257 ; di^, iii. 336 ; his love for Dun-
stable priory, 1*6.
Peter le, his son, a chantry granted
to, at Chalgrave, iii. 357 ; as lord of the
manor, allows a new enclosure in Chal-
grave field to Dunstable, iii. 877.
Simon, oath of, respecting the
privileges of the prior of Dunstable, iii.
413.
Walter ; see Malmesbury.
Loria, Roger de, defeat of the French by,
iii. 340; iv. 491,D. Wo.
Q 2
244
IKDEX.
r
Lormont (Loremnnd), the English forces
at, in 1294; iv. 520, Wo.
Lorraine, BoUo, doke of, killed at Crecy,
ILL 474 ; iv. 352, Be. O.
Loseberge (Loseberwe, Loseberia), manor
belonging to Tewkesbury, i. 70, 108,
109, T.
I^thaire I., emperor, iL 161, Wa.
Lothaire II., emperor, Iy. 18, O.
Lothaire, king of the Franks, kills his son,
ii. 4, Wi.
king of the Franks, iv. 370, Wo. ;
invades Lorraine, ii. 168, Wa.
Lothaire, son of Lotus I., iv. 367, Wo.
Lothen, ravages Thanet and Essex, ii. 182,
Wa.
Lothere (Hlothhssre), succeeds Egbricht as
king of Kent, ii. 5, 152, Wi. Wa.
Lothian, surrendered by Malcolm IV. to
Henry II., ii. 237 ; iii 18, Wa. D.
Lou, John le, serves on a jury, iii. 319, D.
Loudun (Leudune, Loduna), the castle left
to Greoflfrey of Aigou, iv. 81, W. ; S.
Louis makes terms with his enemies at,
iii. 103, D.
Louis I., emperor, crowned, ii. 169, Wa. ;
conquers the Britons, i6. ; reconciled
with his son Lothaire, ii. 160, Wa. ;
diesyii. 161 ; iv. 367, Wa. Wo.
— ^^ n., emperor, consecrated by Pope
John VIIL, iv. 368, Wo. ; dies, ii. 162,
Wa.
Louis in., divides with Carloman the king^
dom of the Franks, ii. 162, Wa.
v., king of the Franks, ii. 168,
Wa. ; dies, ib.
VL, king of the Franks, ii. 43,
218 ; iv. 16, 374, 375, Wi. Wa. O. Wo. j
at the coronation of Henry I., ii. 41,
Wi. J at war with Henry I., ii. 213, Wa. ;
at war with Theobald of Blois,ii. 216,
Wa. ; invades Noimandj, but retires
without fighting, ib, ; put to flight by
Henry I., ii. 45, 217, Wi. Wa. ; makes
peace with Henry I., ii. 46, Wi. ; prince
William holds Normandy from, iv. 377,
Wo.; prince William does homage to,
ii. 46, Wi. ; gives Flanders to William,
liOuis Vir. — conL
son of Robert Curthose, ii. 220, Wa. ;
compelled by Henry I. not to aid him,
ii. 220, Wa. ; receives Innocent II.
honourably, ii. 49, Wi. ; has his sons
crowned, ii. 49, 222, Wi. Wa. ; his
treaty with Stephen, ii. 226 ; iii. 15, Wa.
D. ; dies, i. 46 ; ii. 226 ; iv. 378, T.Wa.
Wo.
— VIL, king of the Franks, crowned
in his father's lifetime, ii. 49, Wi. ;
crowned by Innocent H. at Bheims, iv.
878, Wo. ; succeeds Louis VI., i. 46 ;
iL 226 ; iv. 378, T. Wa. Wo. ; marries
Eleanor of Aquitaine, ii. 226; iii. 15,
Wa. D. ; acquires Aquitaine, ii. 49, Wi. ;
consulted by Henry of Blois with a view
to peace in England, ii. 52, Wi. ; his
opposition to the archbishop of Booiiges,
iii. 16, D. ; interdict on his person, ib. ;
persuaded to give way by S. Bernard,
1*6.; his crusade, i. 14, 47, 186; ii. 53,
231, 232; iii. 16, 438; iv. 25, M. T.
Bu. WL Wa. D. Be. 0. W. ; returns, ii.
233, Wa. ; Henry II. does homage to,
iii 16, D. ; divorces Eleanor of Aqui-
taine, i 47 ; ii. 234; iii. 16 ; iv.28, 380,
T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his anger when
Henry, duke of Normandy, marries her,
ii. 234, Wa. ; marries Constance of Cas-
tile, ii. 236, Wa. ; makes a treaty with
Henry II. in 1158, iv. 31, O. ; opposes
Henry H. at Toulouse, ii. 56 ; iv. 31, Wi.
O.; supports Alexander UI. as Pope,
iii. 18; iv. 31, D. W. ; makes peace
with Henry IL in 1161, iii. 441 ; iv.380,
Be. Wo. ; his reception of Becket, ii. 58,
59, Wi. ; provides for Becket*s expenses,
iv. 381, Wo. ; tries to bring about a re-
conciliation between him and Henry II.,
but fails, ii. 59 ; iv. 382, Wi. Wo. ; de-
feated at Bouen by Henry II., ii. 61 ;
iv. 383, Wi. Wo. ; makes peace, ii. 61,
241 ; iv. 87, 38, Wi. Wa. O. W. ; comes
to England, ii. 62, Wi. ; visits the shrine
of S. Thomas at Canterbuiy, i. 52 ; ii.
241 ; iv. 38, 884, T. Wa. O. W. Wo. ;
crowns his son Philip Aug^tus, i. 52 ;
INDEX.
245
Louis VII. — cont»
u. 61, 241, T. Wi. Wa. ; dies, I 52 ; ii.
62, 241 ; iv. 39, 384, T. Wi, Wa. 0. W.
Wo.
Louis VIIL, boni,'iii. 24, D.; Arthur
given up to, i. 198, Bu. ; arrangement
for him to many Blanche of Castile, i.
201, Bu. ; Evreux, &c. promised him by
John, ib. ; given to him, i. 201, 204,
Bu. ; marries Blanche of Castile, i. 2.5,
201 ; ii. 74, 252 ; iii. 27 ; iv. 50, M. Bu.
Wi. Wa. D. 0. ; brings her to France,
i. 201, Bu. ; advances against John in
Poitou, ii. 280, Wa. ; repulses John at
Koche-aux-moines, iv. 403, Wo. ; de-
stroys Toulouse, iv. 404, Wo. ; elected
king of England by the barons, iii.
45, D. ; comes to England by their
invitation, i. 62, 224 ; ii. 283 ; iv. 68,
T. Bu. Wa. 0. W. ; lands in Thanet,
ii. 82, 285; iii. 45, Wi. Wa, D. ;
lands at Sandwich, i. 62 ; iii. 45 ; iv.
406, T. D. Wo.; goes to Canterbury,
iii. 46, D. ; takes Rochester castle, ii.
285 ; iii 46, Wa. D. ; receives the
homage of the barons in London, ii. 285 ;
iv. 59, Wa. O. W. ; received with a pro-
cession at S. Paul's, iii. 46, D. ; the
tower surrendered to, ii. 286 ; iii. 46,
Wa. D. ; most of the barons submit to,
i. 62 ; iv. 406, T. Wo. ; excommunicated
by Gualo, the legate, i. 62 ; ii. 286 ;
iv. 406, T. Wa. Wo. ; excommunicated
by Peter des Roches, ii. 82, Wi. ; Win-
chester snrrended to, ii. 82, Wi. ; Win-
chester castle surrendered to, ii. 83, Wi. ;
takes various castles, ii. 83, 285 ; iii. 46,
Wi. W^a. D. ; reduces Kent and Surrey,
iv. 59, W. ; causes of his unpopularity,
iii. 46, D. ; besieges Dover, ii. 83; iv.
406, Wi. Wo. ; Worcester embraces his
cause, iv. 406, Wo. ; goes to Winchelsea,
iv. 407, Wo. ; the townsmen of the Cinque
Ports intercept his fleet, iii. 46 ; iv. 407,
D. Wo. ; raises the siege of Dover, iii. 47,
D. ; takes Hertford and Berkhampstead
castles, ii. 287 ; iii. 47, Wa. D. ; Norwich
and Orford castles surrendered to him,
Louis Vin. — conL
ib. ; injuries to Dunstable, iii. 47, D. ;
his party fail daily, ib. ; progress of the
war in Sussex, iii. 48, D. ; goes to
France for aid, and returns, ii. 83 ; iii.
48, 454 ; iv. 407, 408, Wi. D. Be. Wo. ;
besieges Dover, iii. 49, D. ; despises Henry
III., iv. 60, W. ; his defeat at Lincoln,
i. 62, 224 ; ii. 83, 287 ; iii. 50, iv. 61, 408,
T. Bu. Wi. Wa, D. W. Wo. ; many take
the cross to eject him from England,
ii. 287, Wa, ; goes to London, ii. 287 ;
iii. 50 ; iv. 61, Wa. D. W. ; receives the
homage of the Londoners, ii. 287, Wa. ;
is aware of the proposals to g^ve up
the city, ib. ; sends to France for aid,
ii. 83 ; iiL 50, Wi. D. ; defeat of his fleet
under Eustace the monk, i. 63, 224 ; ii.
83, 287 ; iii. 50, 454 ; iv. 408, T. Bu, Wi.
Wa. D. Be. Wo.; makes peace with
Henry III., i. 63, 225; ii. 288 ; iii. 50,
454 ; iv. 60, 61, 409, T. Bu. Wa. D. Be.
0. W. Wo. ; is absolved, i. 225 ; ii. 83 ;
iii. 51, Bu. Wi. D. ; goes to Flanders, i.
225, Bu. ; returns to France, i. 63; ii.
83, 288 ; iii. 51 ; iv. 61, 409, T. Wi. Wa.
D. O. W. Wo. ; had left his marshal
to receive the money promised him,
iii. 51, D. ; takes the cross against the
Albigeois, iii. 54, 55, D. ; besieges Tou-
louse, but complains of treason there, iii.
61, D. ; advice of Philip II. to, ii. 298,
Wa. ; succeeds Philip U., i. 66 ; ii. 84 ;
iv. 63, 415, T. Wi. O. W. Wo. ; crowned
king at Rheims, ii. 298 ; iii. 81, Wa. D. ;
required by Pandulf to restore Nor-
mandy to England, but refuses, iii. 81,
I). ; threatens to invade England, iii. 82,
D. ; wishes to prolong the truce with
England, iii. 86, D. ; invades Poitou,
iii. 86, 91, D. ; takes Niort and S. Jean
d'Angely, ib. ; besi^;es Rochelle, ib. ;
Poitou submits to, 1. 67, T. ; embassy to
Rome to complain against him, iii. 92,
D. ; his threats against England, ib. ; his
reception of the pretended Baldwin, iii.
95, D. ; his answer to the legate Roma^
nns on his demanding Normandy to be
246
iHbBX
Louis VIII. — cont.
restored to EnglAiidi iii. 100) D.; op-
poses the Attempt of Honorios III. for
a compositioii for fees paid at Rotaie, iv.
418, Wo. ; takes the cross against Ray-
mond of Toulouse, 1*6. ; buys froto Aittery
de Montfort his rights among the Albi-
geois, ill. 101, D. $ invades the lands of
Raymond of Toulouse, 1. 68, T. ; besieges
Avignon, i. 69 ; ii. 802 ; iii. 101 ; iv. 68,
418, T. Wa. D. O. Wo.; destroys the
walls, ii. 802, Wa. ; returns to France, ii.
302 ; iv. 418, Wa. Wo. ; dies, i. 69, 289 ;
ii. 84, 302 ; iii. 102 ; iv. 67, 419, T. Bu.
Wi. Wa. D. W. Wo.
Louis IX., succeeds his fiither, ii. 84 ; iv.
67, Wi. O. W. ; crowned, iii. 102, D. ;
at Rheiins, i. 69 ; ii. 802 ; iv. 418, T.
Wa. Wo. ; opposition to, iii. 102, D. ;
makes terms with his opponents at tx)u-
dun, iii. 108, D. ; sends an army in aid
of that among the Albigeois iii. 103,
D. ; occupies Poitou, and resists Richard
[of Cornwall] count of Poitou, iv. 68,
W. ; grants a truce to Richard, count of
Poitou, iii. 103, D. $ 2,000 marks paid
to, for a year's truce in 1227 by Henry
III., iv. 420, Wo. ; founds Royaumont
abbey, ii. 804, Wa. ; at peace with Ray-
mond Vn. of Toulouse, iii. 115, D. ;
his ^ts to his brother Alphonso, ib, ;
stands by Theobald, count of Cham-
pagne, iii. 116, D. ; makes a truce for
three years with England in 1231, iii.
127; iv. 422, D. Wo.; receives Richard
of Cornwall honourably at Paris in 1240,
i. 116; iii. 162, T. D. ; his daughter
Blanche bom, i. 116, T. ; makes his
brother Alphonso count of Poitou, iii.
157, D. ; Henry IH. goes to, to tteat re-
specting Normandy, &c., iv. 90, O. W. ;
refuses Normandy, Poitou, and Anjon, to
Henry III., ib. ; makes a truce of five years
with Henry IH. in 1243, i. 129 ; ii. 330 ;
iv. 435, T. Wa. Wo. ; at the translation
of S. Edmund at Pontigny, ii. 339, Wa. ;
blessed at Lyons by the Pope, i. 267,
Bm. ; sets off on his cmsade, i. 138, 267 ;
Louis IX. — cont.
ii. 91, 889 ; Ui. 176 ; iv. 96, 97, 439, T.
Bu. WI. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; delays at
Cyprus, ii. 340; iii. 176; iv. 97, Wa.
D. W. ; takes Damietta, i. 139, 285 ; ii.
91, 841 ; iii. 179 ; iv. 97, 98, 439, T. Bu.
Wi. Wa, D. O. W. Wo. ; his defeat and
captivity, i. 141 ; ii. 92, 343; iiL 180;
iv. 98, 99, 440, T. WI. Wa. D. O. W.
Wo. ; account of his defeat and capture
by the patriarch of Jerosalem, i. 285,
Bu. ; his ransom, and surrender of Dami-
etta, i. 141, 288 ; ii. 92, 343 ; iii. 180 ;
iv. 98, 99, 440, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. t). O. W.
Wo. ; goes to Acre, i. 289 ; iv. 100, Bu.
W. ; at Ceesarea, i. 293, Bu. ; sends let-
ters to the Pope, &c., giving an account
of his misfortunes, L 298, Bu. ; letter of
the patriarch of Jerusalem on his safety,
i. 296, Bu. ; retums to France, L 318 ;
ii. 94, 346 ; iv. 100, Bu. Wi. Wa. W. ;
meets Henry HI. at Orleans, i. 328, Bu. ;
oilers to go with him to Pontigny, ib. ;
his reception of Henry IH. in Paris,
i. 155, 329; ii. 95, 346; iii. 194; iv.
124, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. ; gives an
elephant to Henry III., i. 829, Bu. ;
gives up to Henry HI. the old posses-
sions of the English in France, ii. 350,
Wa. ; fear of his invading England if it
were weakened by the Sicilian scheme,
i. 387 ; iii. 200, Bu. D. ; the Pope's ad-
vice as to his conduct in the dispute
between the Dominicans and the Uni-
versity of Paris, i. 438, Bu. ; buys the
English rights in Normandy, ii. 851 ; iii.
218, 462, Wa. D. Be. ; peace with Henry
ra., i. 461, 486 ; ii. 98 ; iii. 211, 462 ; iv.
123, T. Bu. Wi. D. Be. W. ; retains Nor-
mandy, i. 487 ;iv. 445, Bu. Wo. ; arrange-
ment for Henry III., prince Edward, and
Simon de Montfort, to be summoned
before him to Boulogne, iii. 225, D. ;
appointed an eighth arbiter between the
barons of England and Henry IIL, iv.
129, 0. ; the barons and Henry IH. sub-
mit their differences to hitn, i. 176; iii.
226 iv. 188, 448, T. D. W. Wo. ; he
IHDEX.
847
Louis IX. — c<mt.
first inclines to the barons, i. 176, T. i is
induced by queen Eleanor to change, i.
177 ; iii. 227, T. D. ; and by bis queen,
iiL 227, D. ; his award annulling the
proyisions of Oxford, L 177 ; it. 189,
448, T. W. Wo. ; Pope Alexander IV.
had sent letters to induce him to take
this course, L 179, T. ; supposed to be
ready to invade England, 1. 180, T. ;
causes Guy Foulquois to be sent as legate
to England, iii. 238, D. i second crusade
of, ii. 108, 376 ; iv. 230, 237, 458, Wi.
Wa. W. O. Wo. ; arrangement with prince
Edward, iv. 230, W. ; at Aigues Mortes,
iv. 236, W. ; goes to Tunis, iv. 237, W. ;
submission of the king of Tunis, iv.
237, 238, W. ; his vessels injured by a
storm, iv. 239, W. ; dies off Tunis, ii.
109, 377 ; iv. 237, 239, 459, Wi. Wa.
O. W. Wo. ; buried at Paris, iv. 459,
Wo. J buried at S. Denis, iv. 239, W. ;
canonized by Boni&ce YJIl., iv. 543,
Wo.
Louis, son of Louis IX., dies, supposed to
have been poisoned by the English, i.
168, T.
Ix>ui8 IIL, duke of Bavaria, assiunes the
empire, and makes war on Pope John
XXn., iv. 344, O. J meets Edward IIL
lit Cologne, iv. 350, O.
Louth Park, abbey of, founded, ii. 228,
Wa. ; abbat John made abbat of Foun-
tains, ii. 255, Wa.
L')uvain, Henry U., duke of, does homage
to Richard I., L 191, Bu. ; demands his
rights in England from John, Ii. 72, Wi.
— Henry IV., duke of, at Paris during
the visit of Henry IH. in 1254, i. 329,
Ba.
Loveday (Luveday), Roger, justice itine-
rant at Oxford in 1284, iv. 301,0. ; at
Northampton in 1285, iii. 818, D. ; at
Bedford in 1286, iii. 826, D. ; at Dun-
f^ble in 1286, iii. 834, D. ; his clerk,
William de Cateby, iii. 321, D.
Level (Luvel), Philip, made treasurer, in
1252, tti. 186, D. ; settlement with him
Lovel, Philip — cont
and his son respecting certain tithes by
Dunstable, iii. 191, D.; justice at Staf-
ford in 1255, i. 387, Bn. ; articles of
inquiry before, ib. ; dies, iii 210, D. ( bis
bad character as treasurer, ib,
" Roger, proctor for R. de Clare
and Tewkesbury, at Rome, i. 147, T.
William, holds Casde Cary aguBst
Stephen, ii. 226, Wa.
Lovet (Loveth), John, sells a rent-chaige
at La Lawe to Worcester priory, iv. 514,
Wo. ; his gifts to, and commemoration
at Worcester, iv. 523, Wo.
Lovetot (Luvetoh, Luvetote), John de, ac^
cused of Mae judgment, fined, and im-
prisoned, iii. 356 ; iv. 320, D. O.
Loxley (Lockesleye), given by Cenwulf to
Worcester, iv. 867, Wo.
Lucan, quoted, L 197, Bn.
Lucera (Lucheria, Nucharia), the Saracens
in, joined by Manfied, L 352, 359, 400,
Bu.
Luches ; see Loches.
Lnci (Luchi, Lacy, Laschi), Richard de,
excommunicated by Becket, iii 19, D. ;
absolved, ib.i takes Leicester, and de-
stroys its waUs, iv. 86, W. ; compels
William, king of Scotland, to retire, ib, ;
iMiilds Lesnes abbey, iv. 884« Wo. ; dies,
i. 52, T.
Godfrey de; see Winchester, bi-
shops of.
Robert de, a thief a4jiidged to
death in his presence in 1250, L 140, T.
Geoffirey de, on the side of prince
Louis against John, iii. 46, D. | goes to
Damietta, iii 56.
Qeoffirey de (his son), joins Simon
de Montfort, iiL 222 ; iv. 188, D. W. (
his fiig^ at Lewes, iiL 882, D.
Lucius n.. Pope, L 46 ; iL 280 ; iii. 487 ;
iv. 24, T. Wa. D. W. ; sends the pail to
bishop Henry of Blois of Winchester,
iii. 15, D. ( summons R. Poole to Bonie,
iv. 20, O. ; dies, L 46$ ii. 281 ; in 487 |
iv. 25, T. Wa. Be. O. W.
248
INDEX.
Lucias III., Pope, i. 17, 52 ; ii. 242 ; iii.
445 ; iy. 39, 384, M. T. Wa. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; dies, i. 53 ; ii. 243 ; iii. 23 ; it.
40, 885, T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
Lucius, king of Britain, conyersion of, iL
136 ; iii. 4 ; iy. 359, Wa. D. Wo. ; sends
a letter to Pope Eleutherius, ii. 136 ; iy.
359, Wa. Wo.
Lucius, killed by king Arthur, iii. 7, D.
Ludeford, John de, corrodies sold to, by
Dunstable, iii. 299, D.
Walter de, two marks annually and
the church of Harlington giyen to, by
Dunstable, iii. 275, D. ; excuses a debt
to the prior, iii. 285, 299.
Ludgershan (Lutegarsele), the castle forti-
fied by John Marshal, ii. 51, Wi. ; Ed-
ward I. goes to, iL 121, Wi. ; tithes in,
giyen to Bermondsey, iii. 447, Be.
Ludham, Robert de, bailiff of prince Ed-
ward, oppression of, iii. 201, D.
Ludlow (Lodelawe, Ludloye), the castle
held by Genraise Painel against Stephen,
ii. 226, Wa. ; besieged and taken by Ste-
phen, ii. 227, Wa.
S. Augustine's, the prior of, sees
three suns at Einlet, iy. 483, 484, Wo.
John of, admitted chamcellor of
Oxford by bishop O. Sutton at Netley,
iy. 324, O.
Lawrence of, chief of the wool
merchants, iii. 390, D. ; Worcester priory
borrows 100 marks from, iy. 510, 513,
Wo. ; drowned at sea, iii. 389 ; iy. 518,
D. Wo.; buried at Ludlow, iy. 518,
Wo. ; had induced the merchants to
giye the king 40«. for eyery sack of
wool, iii. 389, D.
LuJSenham, Ralph de, proctor of bishop O.
Sutton, iii. 304, D.
LuiBeld, priory of, robbery at, iii. 165, D.
Lnghore, Thomas de, a pension granted to,
by Worcester priory,, iy. 510, Wo.
LuUeworth (Lullewrde), taken by the sol-
diers of Geoffrey of Anjou, ii. 53, Wi.
Lunar phenomenon, iy. 15, 29, W.
Lundy island, William Marsh captured in,
]. 123 ; iL 830 ; iiL 159, T. Wa. D.
Lupus, Walter, writ of noyel disseisin
brought against, i. 108, T.
— William ; see Lincoln, archdeacons
of.
Lusignan, Guyde, king of Jerusalem, taken
prisoner by Saladin, i. 19 ; ii. 63, 245 ;
iiL 446; iy. 41, 385, M. WL Wa. Be.
O. Wo. ; Cyprus giyen to, iy. 46, O. ;
king of Jerusalem again, iy. 48, O. ; dies
uncrowned, ih,
Amalric de, lord of Tyre, Cy-
prus, &c., L 207, Bu. ; king of Jerusa-
lem, iy. 49, O.
Geoflhiy de, besieges Eleanor at
Mirabeau, ii. 254, Wa. ; captured by
John, i. 26 ; iL 78, 254 ; iy. 51, M. WL
Wa. O. ; released, ii. 254, Wa.
Hugh de (le Brun), count de la
Marche, betrothed to Isabella of Angou-
Idme, i. 202, Bu.; besieges Eleanor at
Mirabeau, ii. 254; iy. 391, Wa. Wo.;
captured by John at ]Mirabean, i. 26 ; iL
78, 254 ; iy. 51, 391, M. WL Wa. O. W. ;
released, ii. 254, Wa. ; marries Isabella of
Angouldme, widow of John, ii. 291 ; iii.
57 ; iy. 412, Wa. D. Wo. ; had been affi-
anced to her daughter Joanna, iii. 57, 69,
D.; does homage to Louis VIII., iiL 86,
opposes the coronation of S. Louis ; iii.
102 ; rent-charge ^yen to, instead of
Isabella's dowry, iii. 103 ; his lands
inyaded by Alphonso, count of Poitou,
iii. 157 ; his treachery to Henry lU.,
L 124, T. ; deceiyes Henry HI., who
marches into his territory, iii. 158, D.
Aymer de; see Winchester, bi-
shops of.
Geofirey de, refuses to stand by
the award of the barons, L 165; iii.
209, T. D. ; attacked by the barons, L
165 ; iii. 209, T. D. ; escapes from Ox-
ford, L 444, Bu. ; flies to Winchester,
L165; iii. 209, T. D.; exiled by the
barons, and leaves England, L 165, 445 ;
ii. 97, 349; iii. 209 ; iy. 119, 120, 445,
T. Bu. WL Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; opposes
the proyisions of Oxford, L 458, Bu.
I
INDEX.
249
LosignaD, Gay de, comes to England, iii.
171, D. ; the castle of Benaoges given np
to, by Henry III., i. 317, Bu. ; his con-
duct about the prisoners, t6. ; refuses to
stand by the award of the barons, i. 165 ;
iii. 209, T. D. ; attack on, by the barons,
1. 165; iii. 209, T. D. ; escapes from
Oxford, i. 444, Bu. ; flies to Winchester,
1. 165 ; iii. 209, T. D. ; exiled by the
barons, and leaves England, i. 165, 445 ;
ii. 97, 349 ; iii. 209 ; iv. 119, 120, 445,
T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; elected
on the king's side at Oxford, i. 447, Bu. ;
opposes the provisions of Oxford, i. 458,
Bu. ; crosses, and conveys the news of
the battle of Lewes to queen Eleanor, iv.
452, Wo.
William de ; see Valentia, William
de.
Luton (Luthooe, Lutune), castle built at,
iii. 66, D. ; given to William Marshal,
iiL 92, D.
— — court of, suit decided in, iii. 187,
D.
the men of, pay toll in Dunstable,
iii. 253, D.
manor of, iii. 265. D.
Luton, John of, ^es, iiL 102, D.
• Nicholas, dean of, dies, iii. 109, D.
— — Thomas of, money levied on, iii.
364, D.
Lutton (lintecone), tithes of, iii. 456, Be.
Luxeu, monastery of, Ebroin tonsured in,
iv. 865, Wo.
Lys, isle of, iii. 96, D.
Lydd (Lida), land in, given to Bermond-
sey, iii. 448, Be.
Lydda, i.e, S. George's ; see George, S.
Lymbei^he, Tideman, a German merchant,
in. 479, Be.
Lyneholt, Godfrey de, tenements belong-
ing to, iii. 374, D.
Lynn (Len, Lenna), some of the defeated
party pass through, after the battle of
Lincoln, iii. 49, D. ; injuries done to, in
1287, by an inundation of the sea, iv.
495, Wo.
Lyons, Pope Innocent IV. goes to, ii. 89,
836; iii. 166 ; iv. 91, 92, Wi. Wa. D.
O. W. ; council o^ under Innocent IV.
in 1245, i. 267; ii. 90; iii. 167, 460;
iv. 92, 93, 436, Bu. Wi. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; summoDS of the English abbats to,
i. 263, Bu. ; S. Louis blessed at, on his
way to the crusade, i. 267, Bu. ; decrees
of the council for the crusaders, t6. ;
Peter, archbishop of Russia, at, i. 271,
Bu. ; left by the Pope for Genoa, i. 144,
T. ; Isabella de Clare married at, i. 162,
T. ; council of, under Gregory X., in
1274, ii. 117, 383; iii. 260, 465; iv.
257, 258, 465, Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. O.
Wo.; letters dated frx>m, i. 263, 264, 275,
276, 277, Bu.
bishop of, Fotinus, ii. 132, Wa.
archbishops of :
Godwine, consecrates Brihtwald, arch-
bishop of Canterbary, iii. 8, D.
Bobert, taken prisoner by Theobald,
count of Champagne, iii. 116, D.;
freed after a heavy ransom, ib.
Baldwin of Savoy, helps Innocent IV.
to go to Lyons, iii. 166, D. ; quashed
by him, ih,
Lyons, Philip of, surety for Philip II. in
his treaty with John, i. 205, Bu.
Lyons-la-for^t, Henry I. dies at, i. 13 ; ii.
50, M. Wi. ; the country between it and
the Seine claimed by Philip II., i. 199,
Bu.
Lyre (in Evreux), Ralph, abbat of,Tenbury
church remains with, iv. 467, Wo.
Lytelhoo, near Charlton, composition of
Bermondsey respecting the tithes of, iii.
438, Be.
M.
Macau, the English forces at, in 1294, iv.
519, Wo.
Madard, RicharJ, money levied from, iii.
364, D.
250
IKDBX.
Madoc-ap-Iiewellyn, made prince by the
Welsh, iii. 887, D.; rebellion of, in
Wales, iv. S3S, O. ; escapes with diffi-
culty from H. de Bohun, iv. 519, Wo.;
submits to Edward I., iii. 387 ; iv. 522,
D. Wo. ; captured and brought to Lon-
don, iii. 387 ; iv. 339, D. O.
Maelgwn, prince of Wales, i. 31, M. $ his
sons die of grief, ib,
Magna-villa ; see Mandeville.
Magnus, king of Norway, takes the Ork-
neys and other islands, i. 6, M. ; defeat of
his attempted invasion of England, ib,
Mahomet, i. 145 ; ii. 5, T. Wi.
Maidstone (Maydeneston, Meidenesthan),
scheme of archbishop Edmund to build
a conventual church at, stopped, iii. 150,
D.
John of, has the see of Lincoln in
charge, iii. 247, D.
Mailok (Meylok), Ralph, dies, i. 79, T. ;
had held the church of Llanblethian of
Tewkesbury, i. 80, 81, T.
Roger, deprived of the church of
Llanbethian, 1. 125, T. ; petitions of
Rhys and Richard of Clare for, ib, ;
threats of, against Tewkesbury', and
injuries to Ihe church of Llanblethian, i.
126, T. ; a pension of 12 marks given
to, by abbat Robert of Tewkesbury, ib,
Majorca, James, king of, flies from Oecy,
iv. 561, Wo. ; killed at Crecy, iii. 474;
iv. 352, Be. O.
Makkete, Thomas de, has a writ against
Dunstable, iii. 184, D.
Malachy, S. ; see Armagh.
Malcolm II., king of Scotland, submits to
Cnut, ii. 179; iv. 337, Wa. O.
III., king of Scotland, reigns under
Edward the CJonfessor, iv. 337, O. ; re-
ceives Eadgar and Merleswegen, and
marries Margaret, sister of Eadgar, ii.
1 90, Wa. ; advances against William I., ii.
192, Wa. ; submits, and makes peace with
William L, ii. 30, 192 ; iv. 9, Wi. Wa.
W. ; does homage to William I., ii. 192 ;
iii. 12 ; iv. 837, Wa, D. O. ; lays waste
Northumbria, ii. 32, 193 ; iv. 10, Wi.
Malcolm JSI.-^ont,
Wa. O. W. ; invades England, ii. 201,
Wa. ; waits for William II. in Lothian,
t6. ; subdued by William II., iv. 387, O. ;
his treaty with William II., ti. 36, 201,
Wi. Wa. ; sends to William for the
treaty, is summoned to Gloucester, goes,
but cannot see William, ii. 20S, Wa. ;
returns to Scotland, ib. ; invades Eng-
land, ib, 5 met by Robert, earl of North-
umberland, ib,', slain, i. 6 ; ii. 37,202;
iv. 13, M. WI Wa. O. W.
IV. , king of Scotland, ii. 235 ; iii. 1 6,
Wa. D. ; restores to Henry II. the castles
he had taken, ii. 237; iii. 18, Wa. D.;
resigns the Northern counties to Henry
II., iv. 30, W. ; the earldom of Hunting-
don given to, ii. 237, Wa. ; does homage
to Henry II., iii. 18, D. ; gives hostages
to Henry II., ii. 66 ; iv. 380, Wi. Wo.
Maiden marsh, right of commonage on,
iii. 130, 131, D.; toft in, bought by
Dunstable, iii. 162, D.
Malet, William, disinherited by Henry I.,
ii. 214, Wa.
Robert, justice, iii. 281, D. ; the
appeal of Christiana Mustard comes
before, iii. 306, 307, 812, D. ; has
Thomas de Weylonde in his custody,
iii. 356, D. ; acts as advocate for the
crown, iv. 506, Wo.
Roland, a rent-chai^ bought f>f,
by Dunstable priory, iii. 204, D.
]Maletoute, the, iv. 535, Wo.
Malgo, king of the Britons, ii. 148, Wa.
Malherbe, Adam, dies, iii. 83, D.
John, his heir under the protection
of William de Munchensi, iii. 298, D.
Robert, involved as to all his pro-
perty with the Jews, iii. 198, D.
Mallico ; see Mauleon.
IVIallore (Malure,Maiilure), Peter, judge in
a suit respecting Marston church be-
tween Dunstable and S. John's, Jerasa^
lem, iii. 394, D.
Malmesbury, castle of, built by Roger,
bishop of Salisbury, ii. 51, Wi. ; be-
\
INDEX.
861
Malmesbnry, castle of— conf.
sieged by Heniy, dake of Nonnandy, iy.
880, Wo. ; taken by him, i. 47 ; iii. 16.
abbey of, gifts of -Sihelstan to, ii.
10, Wi. ; iEthelstan buried in, i6. ;
privileges given to, ii. 52 n., Wi. ; three
monks of, at Oxford in 1298, iv. 539,
Wo.
abbats of:
Edulfns, ii. 42, Wi. ; deprived, ii. 45.
Osbert, dies, i. 52 ; iv. 385, T. Wo.
Nicholas of S. Alban's, i. 53 ; ii. 243 ;
dies, i. 57.
Hober^ de Melon, iL 63, Wi. ; dies, iii.
31, D.
Walter Loring, dies, iii. 77, D.
John Wallensis, -witnesses Magna
Chartain 1225, i. 232, Ba.
William of, his chronicle, iv. 337,
O. ; quoted, ii. 165, Wa.
Malvern, Great, the priory founded by
Alwy, iv. 378, Wo. ; the bishop of Wor-
cester received at, in 1283, iv. 424,
Wo. ; maintained at, during his visitation
in 1234, iv. 425 ; tithes of two manors
in Malvern and Powick confirmed to, by
Worcester priory, iv. 428 ; visitation of
bishop Walter de Oantelupe in 1237, iv.
429 ; again in 1238, iv. 480 ; the church
dedicated by bishop W. de Oantelupe, t
112 ; iv. 430, T. Wo.; question as to
the right of chace over Malvern hills, iv.
476, Wo. ; visitation of bishop Godfrey
Gifiard in 1282, iv. 484 ; land given to
bishop Qilfiird not to visit it, iv. 488 ;
visited and absolved by archbishop
Feccham in 1285, iv. 491 ; foss made on
the hills against the wild beasts by G. do
Clare, iv. 494; arrangement respecting
this between G. de Clare and the bishop
of Worcester, iv. 505 ; visitation of arch-
bishop Winchelsey in 1301, iv. 650; the
monks of, pretend S. Eadburga was
buried at, ii. 10, Wi.
priors of:
Roger Mak'branche, made a^bat of
Burton, i. 187, Bii.
Malvern, Great, priors of— conf.
William Norman, his quarrel with
Worcester priory made up, iv. 417,
Wo. ; makes up the quarrel with
the bishop, iv. 424; his reception
of the bishop, t6. ; dies, iv. 425.
Thomas, dies, iv. 484.
John, an examination on his election
held before the abbat and convent
of Winchcomb, i6. ; confirmed by
the bishop of Worcester, t6. ; in-
stalled in spite of the opposition of
the abbat of Westminster, ib.
William of Ledbury, complaints of
the monks against, iv. 484 ; deposed
by the bishop of Worcester, and
flies, ib. ; seized by the sheriff of
Worcester, iv. 487; had been ex-
communicated, ib. ; deposed by the
abbat of Westminster, iv. 494.
Richard de Estone, ib. ; his ingratitude
to W. de Wikwane, abbat of Winch-
comb, ib. ; dies, iv. 548 ; his cha-
racter, ib.
Malvern, Little, priory of, founded, iv. 382,
Wo. ; their rule and habit received from
Worcester, ib.
priors of:
Jocelyn, iv. 382.
Edred, ib.
John of DnmbletoD, iv. 542 ; resigns,
iv. 548.
William of the Mills, ib.
monk of, Simon le Chamberleng,
investigation into his conduct, iv. 545.
Malvoisin castle, built before Bamborough
castle by William II., ii. 205, Wa.
Mamertos, S., bishop of Vienne, appoints
the Rogation days, iv. 362, Wo.
Maminot (Mammynot, Manniot), Walkelin
(first baron), holds Dover castle against
Stephen, ii. 226, Wa. ; surrenders it, ii.
227 ; gives a moiety of Greenwich to
Bermondsey, iii. 437, Be.
Walkelin (second baron), gives
a rent-charge to Bermondsey, iii. 440,
In'. ; j^ives a vcnt-cliar^o in Chippcaham
and Birling cbnrch, iii. 442, 443.
252
INDEX.
i
Man, isle of, invaded by the Danes and
Norwegians, iii. 126, D.
Manasse, John, of Houghton, promises to
restore to Dunstable priory the lands he
seized, iii. 328, D.
Mandeville (Magna villa), Geoffirey de
(first baron), allows Geoffrey Martel to
give certain lands to Bermondsey, iii.
428, Be.
Ralph de, takes William Beau-
champ prisoner, i. 47, T.
Nigel de, gives Balham to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 430, Be.
William de, killed at Evesham, iv.
171,174, O.W.
Geoffrey de ; see Essex, earls of.
William de ; see Essex, earls of.
Manfred, son of Frederick II., mention of,
in his father's will, i. 290, Bu. ; in pos-
session of the crown of Sicily, i. 349,
Bu. ; war of Alexander IV. with, ib. ;
Henry lU. promises to go against him,
1*6. ; letters from Alexander IV. against, i.
350-352, Bu. ; had joined with the Sara^
cens of Lucera, i. 352, Bu. ; Alexander IV.
organizes a crusade against, i. 350-352,
Bu. ; manner in wbicb the tenth for this
crusade is to be paid, i. 356, Bu. ; rumour
of a composition between him and the
church, i. 391, Bu. ; at peace with
Alexander IV., iii. 197, D. ; his power
and treasure, iii. 200, D. ; sends assas-
sins to murder Henry III. and his two
sons, i. 395, Bu. ; killed by Charles of
Adjou at lienevento, ii. 104, 373 ; iv.
456, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; had been despoiled
of his kingdom by the Roman church, iv.
486, Wo. ; his daughter Constance mar-
ries Pedro III. of Arragon, t6.
Mangotsfield (Manegodesfeld), chantry in,
granted by Tewkesbury, i. 81, T.
Mansel (Maunsel), John, had seized the
prebend of Thame, iii. 15S, D. ; sent into
Scotland by Henry HI. to treat for
peace, iv. 102, W. ; extorts the tithes of
lOngston manor from Tewkesbury ab-
bey, i. 147, T. ; law-suit with Tewkes-
bury as rector of Ferring, i. 148, T. ; the
Maosel, John — cont.
quarrel settled, i. 149, T. ; sent to Spain
to arrange the marriage of prince Ed-
ward and Eleanor of Castile, iii. 188, D.
present at prince Edward's marriage, i.
323, Bu. ; sent into Germany by Richard
of Cornwall, iv. 112, W. ; sent into
Scotland to inquire into the treatment of
princess Margaret, iii. 198, D. ; elected
on the king's side at Oxford in 1258, i.
447, Bu. ; sworn of the king's council,
i. 449, Bu. ; elected by the barons as
one of the two who are to elect the
council, i. 449, 452, Bu. ; meets Richard
of Cornwall with some of the barons at
S. Omer, iv. 121, W. ; had free access to
the king, iii. 215, D. ; his advice to the
king respecting the provisions of Oxford,
iv. 128, O. ; arbiter on the king's side,
iv. 129, O. ; leaves the tower with the
countess de L'Isle and others, and goes to
Witsand, iii. 223, D. ; detains Henry of
Almaine, ib. ; power of absolving the
king from his oath committed to, iv. 135,
W. ; rage of the barons against, ib. ; joins
the queen and induces several to take
part against the provisions of Oxford, li.
355, Wa. ; his flight from the barons, ii.
100 ; iv. 136, 449, Wi. W. Wo. ; crosses
by stealth to France, i. 176, T.; had
letters from the Pope to S. Louis ex-
horting him to annul the provisions of
Oxford, i. 179, T. ; his lands given by
Simon de Montfort to his son, i. 180, T.;
dies in exile, ii. 365 ; iv. 136, Wa. W.
Richard, a party to the suit about
Wadlow land, iii. 378, 379, 380, D.;
fined, iii. 381.
Mansbead (Maneshefede, Manneshefde,
Mannesheved), hundred of, iii 113, 269,
270, 833, 352, 359, D.
Mansonrah, battle of, i. 286 ; ii. 92, 343 ;
iii. 180 ; iv. 98, 99, 440, Bu. Wi. Wa.
D. O. W. Wo.
Mantes, burnt by William I., ii. 35, 196 ;
iv. 373, Wi. Wa. Wo.
Manyngho, Andrew de, serves on a jury,
iii. 344, D.
INDEX.
253
Mapenostere, WUIiam de, quit-claimfl Wor-
cester priory as to his right in certain
lands, iv. 424, Wo.
Marcad^, captures the bishop of Beaavais
and William de Merlou, iii. 26, D. ; with
Richard I. at the siege of Chains, i. 196,
Bu. ; puts Bertram de Gurdnn to death,
L 197, Bu. ; sends Peter Basil to the
princess Joanna, ii. 71, Wi. ; lays waste
Aigou for acknowledging Arthur, i. 198,
Bu.
Marcer, Bartholomew, sells Lidlington to
Dunstable, iii. 265, D.
Marche, Alice de la, had married Gilbert
de Clare, iii. 359, D.
Hugo le Brun, count de la ; see
Lusignan, Hugh de.
— William de la ; see Bath, bishops
o£
Marchers, the, take charge of the lands
between England and Wales in 1280,
i. 74, T. ; recover their lands in Wales
in 1241, iv. 433, Wo. ; war of, with
the Welsh in 1244, iv. 436, Wo. ; the
March attacked by the Welsh m 1256,
iv. 444, Wo. ; slaughter of the Welsh
by, in 1262, iv. 447, Wo.; refuse to
attend the parliament at Warwick in
1264, iv. 155, O. ; parliament to discuss
their case at Oxford, iv. 154, O., at
London, iv. 159, W. ; Simon de Mont-
fort and the king march against, iv. 155,
O. ; their submission, iv. 156, O. ; sen-
tenced to be banished for a year and a
day, iv. 157, O. ; for three years to Ire-
land, iv. 159, W. ; the sentence not car-
ried out, in consequence of the quarrel
between S. de Montfort and G. de Clare,
iv. 159, 160, O. W. ; remain in the lands
of Gilbert de Clare, iv. 159, W. ; drawn
to himself by G. de Clare, iv. 162, O.;
edict of S. de Montfort against, iv. 162,
W. ; receive prince Edward, iv. 163,
W. ; join his army, iv. 165, W. ; at the
battle of Evesham, iv. 171, W. ; at the
siege of Kenilworth, iv. 188, O. ; ravages
of Llewellyn in the marches, iv. 270,
Marchers, the — cont,
271, O. W. ; Edward I. sends an army
there, iv. 271, O. ; goes himself, iv. 272,
276, W.
Mare, Thomas de la, lets the vineyard of
Doddenham on lease to Worcester priory,
iv. 406, Wo.
W. de la, presented to Harlington
church, iii. 256, D.
W. de, peace made between him
and Hobert, abbat of Tewkesbury, i.
97, T.
Maigan abbey, founded by Robert, earl of
Gloucester, i. 14, M. ; bam belonging
to, burnt by the Welsh, i. 15 ; the altar
of the Holy Trinity consecrated by Wil-
liam, bishop of Llandaff, i. 20 ; not pil-
laged by John, because it received his
army, i. 30; visited by order of Guy,
abbat of Clairvaux, i. 32; Gilbert de
Clare confirms the gifts of his ancestors,
i. 33 ; sheep belonging to, burnt, i. 34,
36 ; servants of, killed by the Welsh, i.
34 ; granges burnt by the Welsh, i. 35 ;
some of the monks sent into Ireland to
reform discipline, i. 36; Llewellyn ex-
torts sixty marks from, i. 39 ; Morgan
Cam buried at, i. 116, T.
— abbats of :
William, resigns, i. 14, M.
Andrew, dies, i. 15.
Gilbert, resigns, i. 32 ; dies at Kirk-
stead, i6.
John, 1*6. ; dies, i. 101, T.
John de la Ware, ib. ; made bishop of
Llandaff, i. 153.
Margaret, S., feast of, to be kept at
Tewkesbury in twelve lections, i. 153, T.
Margaret (second queen of Edward L),
daughter of Philip III., arrangement for
her to marry Edward L, iv. 638, Wo. ;
lands at Dover, iv. 542, Wo.; married
to him, iv. 340, O. ; married at Canter-
bury by archbishop Winchelsey, iv. 542,
Wo. ; the prisoners at Gascony freed
through her means, ib.; at Worcester,
iv. 549, Wo.
264
IKBIX.
Maigaret, queen of S. Louu, of Provenoe,
goes with S. Loiub on the crusade, L
267; ii. 340, Bu. Wd.; her safety, i.
296, Bn. ; returns to France, L 318, Bn. ;
at Paris with her sisters dwing the Tisit
of Henry HL, i. 329 ; iii. 194, Bu. P. ;
persuades S. Louis to pronounce against
the English barons, iii. 227, P. ; pro-
cures Guy Foulquois to be sent as legate
to England, iii 233, D. ; Eleanor, queen
of England, remains with, in 1263, iv.
136, 137, W.
Margaret, queen of Malcolm ni. of Scot-
land, daughter of Edward, son o Ed-
mund Ironside, iv. 4, O. } marries Mal-
colm in., ii. 190, Wa. ; dies, i. 6 ; ii.
202 ; iv. 13, M. Wa. O.
Margaret, queen of Alexander III. of Scot-
land, daughter of lienry III., bom, L
116; ii. 89; iu. 156; iv. 90, 432, T.
Wi. P. O. W. Wo. ; arrangement for
her to marry Alexander III. of Scotland,
ii. 333 ; iii 164, Wa. D. ; betrothed to
Alexander ILL, iv. 102, W. ; talUge for
her marriage, I 145, T. ; aid asked firom
the monasteries to marry her, !▼. 486,
Wo. ; at Dunstable, iii. 173, D. ; a gold
buckle given to, ib. ; marries Alexander
III., i. 146, 296 ; ii. 93 ; iii. 183 ; iv. 103,
328, 338, 441, T. Bu. Wl D. O. W.
Wo., at York, iii 188, D. ; treatment
of her by B. de Boa, I 837, Bu.;
her treatment by the council of Scotland,
iii. 198, D. ; inquiry into this by Henry
III., lb ; vinted by Henry III., 1 337, Bu. ;
released from tutelage, iii. 198, D. ; visits
Henry III. at Woodstock, ii. 95 ; in
London, and remains for her confine-
ment, iii. 217, D. ; at the coronation of
Edward I., iv. 467, Wo. ; dies, iii. 265 .
iv. 262, 467, D. W, Wo.
Margaret, dau^ter of Edward I., manied
to John of Brabant, ii. 407, 409 ; iii.
359; iv. 325, 602, Wa. D. O. Wo.;
liberty given to the Brabant merchants
in consequence, iii. 398, D. ; sent to her
husband, iii 404, D.
»
Margaret, daughter of Louis YU., broq^t
to England by the chancellor (Becket)
to be married to prince Henry, iii. 18,
P.; marries prince Henry, i, 48, 188 ; ii.
238 ; iv. 380, T, Bu. Wa, Wo. ; crowned
with hun at Winchester, ii. 60, 239, Wi.
Wa.; crowned at Westminster, iv. 34,
W.
Margaret, daughter of William the lion of
Scotland, given as a hostage to John, ii.
262, Wa. ; arrangement for her to marry
one of John's sons, iv. 398, Wo. ; marries
Hubert de Burgh, iii. 76, P. ; pacified
with Heniy III., I 92, T, ; charter
granted to, I 237, Bu. ; divorced, iii.
128, D. ; marries Gilbert Marshal, I 98 ;
il 87 ; iii 143, T. Wl D.
Margaret, daughter of Alexander IIL of
Scotland, bom, iii. 217, D.
Margaret of Norway, heiress of Scotland,
was to have married prince Edward, iii.
359, P. ; dieSi iii. 850, 868.
Margaret, daughter of Leopold VI. of
Austria, embaasy to ask her for Henry
m., iv. 420, Wo. ; marries Henry, king
of Aries, iii. 158, P.
Margaret, mother of Constance of Britanny
dies, I 209, Bu.
Margaret, daughter of Hubert de Burgh,
marries Richard de Clare, I 102, T. ;
dies, I 105.
Margaret de Qninci, countess of Linooln ;
see Lincoln, earls of.
Margery, writ of Punstable against, iii.
54, P.
Marham, abbey of, founded by Isabella,
countess of Arondel, ii. 344, Wa.
Maria ; see Mary.
Marianns Scotos, chronicle of, iv. 887, O.
Marisco, Adam de, letter to, respecting the
Pastoureanx, l 290, Bu.
Geoffiey de, seizes limerick, iv.
396, Wo.; Ids evil counsel to Biohard
Marshal, iii. 136, P. ; cowardice of, iv.
79,0.
Richard de, suspended and sent to
Rome for administering during the in-
terdict, iii. 40, P.
INDEX.
255
MariscOy Bobert de ; see Lincoln, deans of.
— *— William de, sends an assassin to
mnider Henry HI., iv. 86, W. ; in
Lundy isl^d, ib. ; captured in Lundy,
taken to London, and hanged, i. 123;
ii, 380; iii. 169, T. Wa. D.
Marlborongh (Merlebergge, Merlebirge,
Marleberge,Merlebnrewe), castle of, forti-
fied by John Marshal in 1 138, ii. 51 , Wi. ;
assigned to Bobert of Gloucester, iv. 22,
W. ; besieged by the barons in 1193, iv.
47, 0. ; restored to Richard L, L 19 1 , Bu. ;
sorrendered by William Marshal in 1 221,
iii. 68, D. ; peace between Gilbert Mar-
shal and Maurice FitzGerold in 1234 at,
i. 94, T. ; occupied by Boger Mortimer
and his followers in 1264, iii. 234, 1). ;
Edwaid L goes to, in 1276, ii. 121, Wi.
— Boger of, a portion in Tarrant
Monkton given to, by Tewkesbury, i.
99, T.
Marlow, Great (Merlawe), John, son of
Richard of Cornwall, dies at, i. 69, T.
' church of, vacant by the depriva-
tion of the Bomans, given to Michael
de Spinevile, i. 94, T. ; death of M. de
Spmevile, i. 122, 123 [called Nicholas] ;
question as to the presentation, i. 122 ;
advice of Grosseteste to the abbat of
Tewkesbi&ry respecting, ib. ; William de
Stanway presented, ib. ; the abbat would
have presented Berard de Secyu had he
been present, t6. ; Gilbert de Glare to
have twenty-six marks out of, by Grosse-
teste*s ordination, i. 124 ; arrangement
of Berard de Secya with Tewkesbury
respecting, ib,
Mannion (Marmyon), Bobert (first baron),
gifts of, to Bermondsey, iii. 432, Be.;
land near his sold by Bermondsey to the
Temple, iii. 443.
Robert (second baron), his sacri-
lege at Coventry, ii. 230, Wa. ; his death,
ib. ; his body brought to Folesworth, and.*
boned outside the cemetery, ib.
Bichard, land at Withington ob-
taSned from, by Worcester priory, iv.
423, Wo.
MarmioD, William, one of the confederate
barons, iv. 450, Wo.
Marmonstier, abbat and convent of, affix
their seal to a charter relating to the
priory of Newport, iii. 109, D.
Marschal, Balph le, serves on a jury, iii.
344, D.
Marseilles, submission of the people of, to
the legate in 1226, iii. 101, D.
Marsh ; see Marisco.
Marshal, John (second baron), fortifies
Marlborough and Ludgershall castles, ii.
51, Wi.
William (third earl of Pembroke),
causes fealty to be sworn to John, i.
198, Bu. ; made earl of Striguil by John,
ii. 72 ; iv. 390, Wi. Wo. ; surety for
John in his treaty with Philip IL, i. 206,
Bu. ; sent into Normandy by John, i.
208, Bu. ; sent into Ireland by John, ii.
265, Wa. ; advises John to retreat before
Louis, iii. 46, D. ; advises his son to fiy
from Worcester, iv. 406, Wo. ; takes
Worcester castle, iii. 48, D. ; restores
Worcester castle to the monks by royal
letters, iv. 408, Wo.; pursues the French
party to Newark and Lincoln, iii. 49, D. ;
ranges his army at Newark, iv. 408, Wo. ;
fights the battle of lincoln, i. 63 ; iv.
408, T. Wo. ; at the coronation of Henry
in., ii. 286, Wa. ; oath taken before the
justices itinerant to aid him, iii. 53, D. ;
seals the confirmation of Magna Charta
in 1218, ii. 290, Wa. ; dies, i. 64 ; ii.
291 J iU. 65; iv. 61,41 l,T.Wa.D.W. Wo.
Isabella, his daughter; see Clare,
Gilbert de.
Maud, his daughter, widow of
Hugh Bigod, marries William, fifth earl
of Warrenne, iii. 94, D.
William (fourth earl of Pembroke),
admitted into Worcester in the name of
Louis, i. 62 ; iv. 406, T. Wo. ; his flight
from Worcester, iv. 406, Wo. ; treatment
of the soldiers left by him, ib.; fitlls
away from the French party, iii. 47, D. ;
returns to his fidelity to Henry IH., iv.
407, Wo. ; invasion of his lands and
256
INDEX^
Marshal, William — cont
castles by Llewellyn in 1220, ill. 61, D.;
gives up Marlborough castle to the
legate, iii. 68, D. ; his lands again in-
vaded by Llewellyn, iii. 82 ; iv. 64, 65,
D. O. W. ; goes into Ireland, and col-
lects an anny, iii. 82, D. ; lands in Wales,
and is joined by various barons, >6. ;
defeats Llewellyn, and recovers his lands,
iii. 83, D. ; marries princess Eleanor, i.
67 ; ii. 84, 299 ; iii. 91 ; iv. 64, 65, 415,
T. WL Wa. D. 0. W. Wo. j attacks
Hugh de Lacy, iii. 91, D. ; subdues all
Ireland for Henry III., ib, ; sends Hugh
de Lacy to England, ib. ; gifts of Henry
ni. to, iii. 92, D. ; confirms Charlton ta
Dunstable, iii. 96, D. ; makes peace with
Llewellyn, iii. 100, D. ; remains in
France after the return of Henry III.,
i. 76, T. ; returns, i. 77 ; iv. 72, T. O.
W. ; marries his sister to Richard of
Cornwall, iv. 72, O. W. ; dies, i. 88 ; ii.
85, 309 ; iii. 126 ; iv. 72, 422, M. Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; dies at Fawley, i.
78, T. ; buried in London, ii. 309, Wa.,
in the New Temple, i. 78, T. ; his lands
restored to his widow, iii. 258, D. ; scu-
tage paid to his executors, iii. 340, D.
Richard (fifth earl of Pembroke),
succeeds his brother, i. 38 ; iv. 72, 422,
M. O. W. Wo. ; his brother's lands re-
stored to him by Henry III., i. 79, T.
recovers his inheritance, iii. 127, D. ;
his debt to Dunstable, iii. 131, D. ; stands
up for Hubert de Burgh, i. 86, T. ; one
of the four earls who had Hubert de
Burgh in charge, i. 88, T. ; assists Rich-
ard of Cornwall against Llewellyn, ib. ;
his quarrel with Henry III., ii. 86, 313 ;
iv. 74, 75, Wi. Wa. W. O. ; his lands
seized and given to P. de Rievaulx, iv.
74, W. ; makes peace with Henry IIL,
but this not carried out, i. 90, T. ;
threatened by Henry IH., ib. ; tries to
mediate between Henry IIL and Hubert
de Burgh and others, ii. 313, Wa. ; col-
lects an army, and excites the Welsh
to war, i. 90 ; iii. 458, T. Be. ; his war
Marshal, Richard — cont
with Henry HI., ii. 313 ; iii. 458 ; iv.
75, 425, Wa. Be. 0. Wo. ; takes up the
cause of G. Basset, iii. 136, D.; takes
Usk, Abergavenny, Newtown, and Car-
diff, i. 90, 91, T. ; arrives at Cardiff, i.
9 1, T. ; burns Monmouth, ib. ; defeats the
king's forces at Grosmont, ib. ; sends G.
Basset and R. Siward to release H. de
Burgh, iv. 75, W. ; had first opened his
castles to Henry IIL, but occupies them
and resists him, iv. 75, 76, O. ; injury
done to his property by Henry III, iv. 76,
O. ; receives Hubert de Burgh in'Wales,
i. 91 ; iii. 138, 458 ; iv. 425, T. D.Be.
Wo. ; receives hostages from the barons,
Glamorganshire soldiers, &c., i. 91, T. ;
makes peace with Morgan son of Howel,
i. 92, T. ; bishops and Ariars sent to make
peace between him and the king, ib.;
great slaughter of the Flemings sent
against him, iii. 136, D. ; peace made
through archbishop Edmund, ii. 314,
Wa. ; commits his castles and fiimily to
H. de Burgh, G. Basset, and R. Siward,
iv. 77, 78, W. O. ; goes to Ireland, ii-
314 ; iii. 136 ; iv. 78, Wa. D. O. W. ;
besieged in Kildare, iv. 78, 79, W. O. ;
his prowess and death, i. 92, 246 ; ii. 86,
314 ; iii. 137 ; iv. 79, 80, 425. T. Bu.
Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his death due
to the Poitevins, i. 93, T. ; verses on him,
ii. 315, Wa. ; the king's feelings on his
death, iii. 137, D. ; a monastery to be
founded for his soul, iii. 151, D.
— — Gilbert (sixth earl of Pembroke),
flies into Wales, iv. 80, O. ; truce granted
to, in Ireland, iii. 1 36, D. ; Ireland submits
to, i. 91, T. ; makes peace, and is recon-
ciled with Henry lU., i. 93 ; il 86 ; iiL
137 ; iv. 80, 426, T. Wi. D. O. W. Wa ;
knighted, i. 93 ; iii. 137 ; iv. 80, 426,
T. W. D. Wo. ; made earl Marshal, ii.
86; iii. 137, Wi. D. ; made earl of
Pembroke, i. 93 ; iii. 137 ; iv. 80, 426,
T. O. D. W. Wo. ; receives all the
rights belonging to him, ii. 315, Wa.;
reconciled with Maurice FitzGerold at
INDEX.
257
Marshal, Gilbert — cont.
Marlborough, i. 94 ; iv. 81, T. O. ; his
lands restored, i. 94, T. ; has R. de
Clare's lands in charge, i. 96, T. ; mar-
ries Margaret of Scotland, i. 98 ; ii. 87 ;
iii. 143, T. Wi. D. ; witnesses the con-
firmation of Magna Charta in 1236, i.
103, T. ; takes the cross, ii. 87, "Wi. ;
starts for the Holy Land, bat returns at
the king's orders, l 115, T. ; completely
reconciled with Henry IIL, 1. 115; IL
88; iiL 151; iv. 87, T. Wi. D. O.;
receives 500 marks for land in Glamor-
ganshire from R. de Clare, L 117, T. ;
crosses, ii. 88, Wi. ; dies, ii. 88 ; iii. 156 ;
iv. 438, Wi. D. Wo. ; dies at Ware, iv.
89, O. W. ; killed at a tournament at
Ware, i. 1 19, T, ; wounded at a toumar*
ment near Hertford, and dies at Ware,
ii. 328, Wa. ; buried in the New Temple,
London, i. 119, T.
-^— — Walter (seventh earl of Pem-
broke), flies into Wales, iv. 80, O. ;
reconciled with Maurice FitzQerold,
iv. 81, O. ; at peace ^ith and reconciled
with Henry HI., i. 93 ; iv. 426. T. Wo. ;
made earl Marshal, i. 120, T. ; made
earl of Pembroke, i. 120 ; ii. 88 ; iv. 89,
T. Wi. O. W. ; marries Margaret,
countess of Lincoln, i. 121, T. ; goes
into Gascony, [called Richard], ii. 89;
iv. 89, Wi. O. ; dies, iv. 437, Wo.
Anselm (eighth earl of Pem-
broke), (dean of Salisbury), flies into
Wales, iv. 80, O. ; reconciled with Mau-
rice FitcGerold, iv. 81, O. ; at peace
with and recondled with Henry UI., i.
93 1 iv. 426, T. Wo. ; dies, iv. 437, Wo.
division of the property of the
Marshals among the heirs, iv. 437, Wo.
Isabella, daughter of William Mar-
shal, marries Gilbert de Clare, i. 61, T. ;
marries Richard of Cornwall, i. 38, 78 ;
ii. 809 ; iii. 252 ; iv. 72, 422, M. T.
Wa. D. 0. W. Wo. ; brings Sundon,
Bedfordshire, to him, as her marriage
portion, iii. 252, D. ; dies, iii. 150; iv.
431, D. Wo.; dies at Berkharopstead,
VOL. V.
Marsha], Isabella — cont.
i. 113; buiied at Beaulieu, i&. ; her
legacies to Tewkesbury, i. 113, 114, T. ;
not buried at Tewkesbury by her hus-
band's wish, i. 114, T. ; had established
a chaplain for her first husband's soul at
Merkyate, ilf. ; pittance at Tewkesbury
on the anniversary of her death, i. 121, T.
John (of Hengham), at the dedi-
cation of Worcester cathedral, iv. 409,
Wo. ; conducts Hugh de Lacy to Eng-
land, iii. 91, D.
Henry ; see Exeter, bishops of.
Roger, g^ves 100«. to Tewkesbury
for alms and festivals, i. 104, T.
Marshfield (Meresfeld, Mersfeld, Mars-
feld), Serlo, parson of, dies, i. 70, T. ;
proceedings of Tewkesbury on his death,
ib, ; the bishop of Worcester takes off
the suspension at the instance of the
vicar Berard, i. 73, T. ; land belonging
to the church claimed by Tewkesbury,
i. 99, T. ; the church dedicated by
bishop W. de Cantelupe, i. 123, T.
Marston (Merstone), (Lincolnshire), suit
respecting a rent-charge ih>m, due to
S. John's, Jerusalem, iii. 141, D. ; the
prior of Dunstable summoned for this,
iii. 354, D. ; trial and settlement of the
case, iii. 393, 394, D.
rectors of:
Robert, dies, iii 131, D.
Alan, presented by Dunstable, iii. 131,
141, D. ; is to pay a rent-charge
out of it to Dunstable, ib.
Marston, Geoffrey of, takes the habit at
Dunstable, iiL 263, D. ; presented to
Flitwick, iii. 365, D. ; hia exertions for
paying the debt for the expenses of the
prior's installation in 1302, iii. 410, D.
John of, one of the jury in Chris-
tiana Mustard's appeal, iiL 307, D.
Philip of, a Franciscan, dies at
Dunstable, and is buried in the cloister,
iii. 290, D.
Ralph of, one of the jury in Chris-
tiana Mustard's appeal, iii. 307, D.
R
258
INDEX.
Manton, William of, a corrody told to, by
Dunstable, iii. 387, D.
Manton (Worcestershire), case concerning
land in, decided at Gloucester, iv. 493,
Wo.
Marteau, prince Henry dies at, i. 53, T.
Martel, A., a friar, messenger of John to
Innocent III., i. 218, Bn.
' Alice, cause won against, by Dun-
stable, iii. 60, D.
Geo£frey, gifts of, to Bermondsey,
iii. 428, Be.
William, taken at Wilton by Bobert
of Gloucester, and gives up Sherborne
castle to him, i. 46 ; ii. 229, T. Wa.
Martial, S. ; tee Limoges.
Martin, S., of Tours, iii. 6, D. ; dies, iv.
361, Wo.
Martin IV., Pope, ii. 397 ; iii. 285, 466 ; iv.
479, Wa. D. Be. Wo. ; his reception of
Thomas de Cantelupe, bishop of Here-
ford, iv. 483, Wo. ; quashes the election
of Richard de la More to Winchester, ii.
399 ; iv. 293, 294, Wa. W, O. ; appoints
John de Fontoise bishop, iv. 293, 294,
W. O. ; orders Aimery de Montfort to
be released, iii. 259, 289 ; prohibits the
duel between Charles of Anjou and
Pedro ni. of Arragon, iv. 486, Wo. ;
excommunicates Pedro ICE. for invading
Sicily, ii. 402; iii. 299; iv. 300, 491,
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; had patronized
Charles of Anjou against Pedro III., iii.
317; had given Sicily to Charles of
Ai^ou, iv. 301, O. ; helps Philip III.
against Pedro III., iv. 492, Wo. ; sends
a legate against Pedro III., ib. ; dies, ii.
402 ; iii. 317, 466 ; iv. 304 n., 491, 492,
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo.
v., Pope, iii. 485, Be. ; dies, iii.
487.
Martin, the nuncio, comes to England for
procurations, iii. 1 66, D. ; fails in ob-
taining them, and departs, iii. 167.
Martin, a clerk, debt paid to, by Dunstable,
iii. 275, D.
Martin, S., Nicholas of, escapes, but is
imprisoned, in Wales, i. 158, T.
Martley, Robert de Lech, parson of, his
avarice, iv. 640, Wo. ; robbed and mur-
dered, ib,
Mary, daughter of Stephen, abbess of
Rumsey, marries Matthew, count of
Boulogne, ii. 238 ; iv. 380, Wa. Wo.
Mary, daughter of Edward I., bom at
Woodstock, iv. 476, Wo. ; takes the veil
at Ambresbury, iii. 326 ; iv. 491, D.
Wo.
Mary, daughter of Louis VI I. , marries
Henry I., count of Champagne, iii. 15n.,
D.
Mary, daughter of Philip IL, wife of
Henry I., duke of Brabant, sent back to
her father, iii. 39, D.
Mary, S., of Jehosaphat, abbat of, missmg
after the battle of Gaza, i. 261, Bu.
of the Teutonicks, preceptor of,
missing after the battle of Gaza, ib.
Maschun, Godfrey, plea of, respecting a
treasure found, ilL 55, D.
Mason, John, oath of, respecting the pri-
vileges of Dunstable, iii. 413, D.
Mas worth (Messeworthe), church of, pre-
sented to by the canons of Caldwell, iii.
189, D. ; held by Richard of Tingrith,
ib,
Matheme (Martherum), Thomas, dean of
Hereford, dies at, i. 80, T.
Mathen, Robert, a party to the suit about
Wadlow land, iii. 378, D.
Matilda, queen of William I., comes to
England, iv. 9, 0. ; consecrated by arch-
bishop Aldred, ii. 27 ; iii. 424 ; iv. 9, Wi.
Be. O., in London, u. 27, Wi. ; dies, i.
4, 48 ; ii. 33, 194 ; iii. 426 ; iv. 11, 872,
M. T. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo.
Matilda, daughter of Malcohn HI. of Scot-
land, marries Henry I., i. 186; ii. 40,
209 ; iii. 13, 430 ; iv. 14, 374, Bu. Wi.
Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; comes to Eng-
land, ii. 42, Wi. ; crowned by archbishop
Thomas of York, iv. 374, Wo. ; present
at the translation of S. Adelwold's
relicks, ii. 44, Wi. ; dies, i. 10, 45 ; ii.
45, 216 ; iii. 14 ; iv. 17, 376, M. T. Wi.
INDEX.
259
Matilda — con/.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; her liberality, ii.
916, Wa. ; buried at Westminster, ii. 45,
Wi.
Matilda, of Boulogne, queen of Stephen,
iiL 435 ; marries Stephen, iv. 19, W. ;
DoTer castle surrendered to, ii. 337,
Wa. ; remains in Kent during Stephen's
captivity, ii. 238, Wa. ; dies, i. 47^; ii.
55, 234 ; iii. 438 ; ir. 37, 380, T. Wi.
Wa. Be. O. W. Wo, ; buried at Feyets-
ham, which she and Stephen had founded,
ii. 336; iii. 16, Wa, D.
Matilda (empress), daughter of Henry I.,
born, i. 186 $ ii« 209, Bu. Wa. ; married
to the emperor Henry Y., ii. 43, 309,
213, 214; iii. 431; iv. 16,876, 376, T.
Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. j her heredi-
tary rights sworn to her, ii. 43, Wi. ;
expected by her father, but prevented
from passing through Flanders, ii. 218,
Wa. ; comes to England on the em-
peror's death, ii. 48, 220 ; iii. 434, Wi.
Wa. Be. ; the kingdom sworn to, ii. 48,
Wi. ; sent into Normandy, ii. 320, Wa. ;
homage sworn to, by the English nobles,
i. 45 ; ii. 49 ; iii. 14 ; iv. 18, 378, T.
Wi. D. O. W. Wo. J marries GeoSrey of
Anjou, ii. 48, 220; iii. 14,434; iv. 16,
Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. ; their children,
il 220, Wa. ; brought into England by
Henry I., ii. 49, 222, Wi. Wa. ; council
at Northampton as to whether she is
to be sent back to her husband, ii. 222,
Wa. ; sent to him, ib, ; her troubles
with him, ii. 224, Wa. ; detains Henry
I. in Normandy on this account, ib. ;
passed over on her Other's death irom
having no child, iv. 20, W. ; after the
birth of Henry, goes with him to Eng-
land, iv. 21, W. ; conquers Normandy, ii.
50, Wi. ; summons Robert, earl of Glou-
cester, to her aid, iv. 22, W. ; comes to
England, il 51, 227; iii. 15, 436; iv.
23, 378, Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. Wo.j is
received at Oloucester, ii. 51, Wi. ; be-
sieged by Stephen in Arundel castle,
but allowed to go to Bristol, ii. 227,
Matilda — cont.
Wa. ; fruitless interview with Stephen,
ii. 52, Wi. ; is willing to agree to the
terms recommended by Henry of Blois,
ib, ; Stephen brought as prisoner before,
ii* 53 j iii. 15, Wi. D. ; imprisons Ste-
phen, ii. 53, Wi. ) received as Lady
at Winchester by Henry of Blois and the
citizens, ii. 53, 228, Wi. Wa. ; received
by the Londoners and all England, ex-
cept Kent, ii. 228, Wa. ; the Londoners
try to capture her, iL 52, Wi. ; escapes
from London, ib.; her quarrel with
bishop Henry of Blois, ib. ) besieges the
castle of the bishop of Winchester, ii.
229, Wa. } occupies the castle and the
east part of Winchester, ii. 58, Wi. ;
received by R. d'Oyly as Lady at Ox-
ford, iv. 83, O. ; besieged by Stephen at
Oxford, ii. 53, 229 ; iii. 15, 436 ; iv. 34,
379, Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo.;
escapes, iii. 436 ; iv. 84, 379, Be. O.
W. Wo., to Wallingford, ii. 53, 329,
Wi. Wa. I sends her son to David of
Scotland, iv. 27, W. ; opposed to the
Irish expedition, ii. 237, Wa. ; dies, ii.
59, 239 > iii. 442 ; iv. 33, 382, Wi. Wa.
Be. O. W. Wo. ; said to have been dis-
inherited by Henry L, iii. 15, D.
Matilda, natural daughter of Henry I. ;
see Perche, Matilda, countess of.
Matilda, daughter of Henry II., born, 1.
187 $ ii. 837 ) iii. 18 ) iv. 380, Bu. Wa.
D. Wo.; the archbishop of Cologne
comes for, as wife to Henry V., duke of
Saxony, iii. 19, D. ; marries Henry Y.
of Saxony, i. 50 ; ii. 339 ; their chil-
dren, ii. 839, Wa. ; comes to England,
ii. 343, Wa. ; returns horne^ ii. 244, Wa. ;
dies, iii. 34, D.
Matilda, daughter of Fnlk of Ai^ou, mar-
ries prince William, i. 10; ii. 45, 317,
M. Wi. Wa. ; sent for by her fikther, ii.
318» Wa.
Matilda, daughter of Richard Sanit Feur,
called the mother of William I., iv. 8,
W.
R2
260
INDEX.
Matilda, daughter of Robert earl of Gloa- 1
cester, married to Ranulph earl of Ches- |
ter, iL 52, Wi.
Matilda, of London, her legacies to Wa-
verley, ii. 353, Wa.
Matilda de la Haie, wife of W. de Braose ;
Me Braose, William de.
Matilda, miracle respecting, at Tewkes-
bury, i. 141, T.
Matthew, count of Boulogne ; see Bou-
logne, counts of.
Matthew Paris, writings o^ iv. 7, W.
Manbance, Anor, gives a moiety of Great
Brickhill church to Dunstable priory, iii.
29, D.
Maud, castle, slaughter of the Welsh at, iv.
388, Wo. ; fortified by Henry III. against
Llewellyn in 1231, i. 79; ii. 85; iii.
127; iv. 422, T. Wi. D. Wo. ; left by
the earl of Chester, i. 79, T. ; deserted
by Henry III., i. 80, T. ; called Maugre
Llewellyn, iv. 422, Wo.
Mauduit (Maldut), William (third baron),
dies, and is buried at Waverley, ii. 249,
Wa.
I William (fifth baron), witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu. ;
witnesses the confirmation of Magna
(Charta in 1236, i. 104, T.
Maufras, Cecilia, gives a rent-charge of
6 J. to Dunstable, iii. 328, D.
Maulden (Moldrich, Moldrichyt), hmd
bought at, by Dunstable, iii. 180, D. ;
buildingB at, iii. 185.
Maul^n (Mallico, Maulyon), Savary de,
captured by John at Mirabeau, i. 26, M.;
Winchester given in charge to, by John,
ii. 82, Wi. ; sets fire to the suburbs, and
leaves Winchester, t6. ; recommends the
surrender of the castle to Louis, ii. 83,
Wi. ; at the coronation of Henry III.,
ii. 286, Wa. ; defends Bochelle, iii. 86,
D. ; his treason, iii. 91, D. ; attempts
to stop the English fleet in Bochelle
roads, iii. 98, 99, D. ; returns from Gas-
cony with Richard of Cornwall, i. 70 ;
iv. 419, T. Wo.
Mauley (Malo-lacus, Maule), Peter de,
(second baron,) seised for treason, iii.
68, D. ; surrenders Corfe castle, tfr. ;
accused by R. Minsegros, but acquitted,
iii. 75, D. ; with Henry IH. at the siege
of Bedford, but deceitfully, iii. 87, D. ;
witnesses Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232,
Bn.
•- Peter de (fourth baron), wins a
cause against the abbat of Whitby, iv.
481, Wo. ; the king restores seisin of
the abbat's property, ib,
Mauns, W. de, lets Doddenham meadow
to Worcester, iv. 401, Wo. ; land at
Doddenham bought of, by Worcester,
iv. 423, Wo. ; suit with W. de Mapenos-
tere, iv. 424, AVo.
Maur, S., Aimery de (Nemericus), master
of the Templars, dies, and is buried in
the New Temple, iii. 55, D.
Maurice, justice itinerant at Dunstable in
1219, ih,
Maurice, son of Rely Wrgan, 2 marks
g^ven by Tewkesbury to, annually from
Cardiff priory, i. 128, T.
Mauveisun, Henr}', perambulates the forest
of Kinfare, iv. 535, Wo.
Maximinianns, quoted, iv. 66, O. ; W. 282,
O. W.
Maydenbure (Maydeburi, Maydeneburi).
John de, takes the habit at Dunstable,
iii. 185, D. ; arrears paid to, by certain
vicars, iii. 305, D. ; presented to Brad-
borne, iii. 365, D. ; small amount of
wool at Bradbome during his incum-
bency, iii. 371, D. ; recalled to Dun-
stable, iii. 391, D.
Mayn, John and Thomasia, suit of, against
Bermondsey, respecting Kingweston, iii.
486, Be.
Measures, assixe of, in 1197, i. 192, Bu. ;
reformed throughout England in 1256,
L 375, Bu.
Meath, bishops of:
Simon Rochfort, assists at the conse-
cration of Hugh bishop of Hereford,
iv. 406, Wo.
IMDBX.
261
Heath, bishops of: — cont*
Richard de la Comere, assists at the
consecration of Anian, bishop of
S. Asaph, iv. 439, Wo.
Meanz, abbey of, founded, ii. 225, Wa.
Medard, S., ir. 362, Wo.
Medley (Middeny), island of, given to Os-
ney, iv. 25, O.
Medmenham, Nicholas, abbat of, made
abbatofWoburn, ilL 175, D.
Medway, the, three men drowned in, in
1224, bat recovered in the church of
Fcversham, i. 34, M.
Medway, Geoffrey de, allowed to cross by
Henry II., iii. 24, D.
Melcomb, tithes of, given- to Bermondsey,
iii. 438, Be.
Melford, in Fssex, prodigy at, iii. 67, D.
Jieliden (Melenelidan), AUn Basset, lord
of, i. 108, T.
Melisende, daughter of Baldwin II., king of
Jerusalem, marries Fulk of Anjou, ii.
223, Wa. ; their children, iO,
Mellent (i.e. Meulan), Robert de ; see
Leicester, first earl of.
Waleran de, succeeds his father as
coimt of Meulan, IL 216, Wa.; revolts
against Henry I., li. 219, Wa. ; captured
by W. de Tancarville, and imprisoned by
Henry I., i. 11 ; ii. 219, M. Wa. ; joins
the second crusade, ii. 231, Wa.
Mellitus ; see Canterbury, archbishops of.
* Mello (Merlo, Merlou), William de, taken
prisoner by Marcadoe, ii. 65 ; iii. 26,
Wi. D.
Focardus de, killed in Egypt, i.
286, Bu.
Melneham, land given to Bermondsey, iii.
439, Be.
Melrose, the abbat of, excites Baliol to
rebel against Edward I., iv. 339, O.
Melton, held against Stephen by Eustace
Fit2^ohn, ii. 226, Wa.
Mende, William, bishop of, sent by Pope
Clement V. to inquire into the miracles
of Thomas de Cantelope, iv. 559, Wo.
Menteath (Marinon), Walter Stewart, earl
of, advances against the English at Dun-
bar, and is defeated, iv. 527, Wo.
Mentel, le, part of a wood so called, iii.
248, D.
Mentz, council held at, respecting the
liberation of Richard I., i. 190, Bu.
archbishops of:
S. Leu (Lull), dies, iv. 367, Wo.
Conrad of Wittelsbach, Richard I. de-
livered through his hands, i 190,
Bu. ; does homapre to Richard I., i.
191, Bu. ; summons Richard L to
the election of the emperor, i. 195,
Bu. ; an elector to the empire, i.
196, Bu.
Siegfrid in., marries Frederick II.
and Isabella, i. 98, T. ; elects
Henry Raspe emperor, iv. 93, W. ;
elects William, count of Holland,
emperor, iv. 95, W. ; besieges
Aachen, ib.
Gerard, price paid to, for the election
of Richard of Cornwall, iv. 113,
W. ; sends his proctor to the elec-
tion, iv. 114, W. ; defeats the arch-
bishop of Treves, i. 393, Bu. ; de-
fends and provisions Boppart, i.
394, Bu. ; at the coronation of
Richard at Aachen, i. 394 ; iv. 116,
Bu. W. ; present, though excom-
municated, iv. ] 16, W.
Menyl, William de, mediates about the
tithes of Ballidon, iii. 337, D.
Meopham (Mepeham), church of,ii.78, Wi.
Mcranie, Agnes de, marries Philip II., ii.
77, Wi. ; repudiated by him, ii. '252,
Wa.
Mercentone, Henry de, a clerk of Henry
UI., i. 372, Bu.
Mercia, united to Wessex, ii. 7, Wi.
Merdon (Melton ?) castle, built by bishop
Henry of Blois, ii. 51, Wi.
Mereval abbey, founded by Robert de Fer-
rers, i. 186, Bu. ; sheep belonging to,
seized by tbe prior of Llanthony, iii.
180, D.; William de Ferrers buried at,
i. 317, Bu.
262
INPEX.
Mereval abbey, abbats of:
WiUiam, dies, ii. 248, Wa.
Reginald, made abba^ of Clarendon,
a. 250, Wa.
Henry, sub-prior, t6.
— — monks of;
Henry de BUenda, flies iVom Dan-
stable to, iii. 178, D.
Eudo, prior of Caldwell, iii, 179, D.
Merkyate, a chaplain established at, by
Isabella of Gloucester for the soul of her
first husband, i. 114, T.
Merleswegen, returns into Scotland from
before William I., ii. 190, Wa.
Merlin, prophecy of, respecting John, iv.
407, Wo. ; respecting Normandy, L'487,
Bu.; respecting Wales, iii. 893, D.
Merlo, Merlou ; see Mello.
Memanclive, given to Worcester priory by
Werefrid, bishop of Worcester, iv. 563,
Wo.
Merton, house of regular canons founded
at, in U17, ii. 216, Wa. ; fall of the
tower in 1222, iii. 76, D. ; Eliaa of Rad-
nor, bishop of Llandaff, consecrated at,
i. 77, T. } laws of (1235), L 249 ; iii.
144, BtL D. ; a new silver seal used, ii.
329, Wa. ; summons for the convoca^-
tion of 1258, i. 411, Bu. ; the convocation
held, i. 163, 412, T. Bu. ; articles agreed
on at, i. 412, Bu. ; composition with
Bermondsey respecting the tithes of
Carshalton, iii. 465, Be.
— priors of:
Robert Bayle, ii. 45 ; iv. 376, Wi. Wo.
Walter, becomes a Carthusian, ii. 290;
ui. 52, Wa. D. ; dies, ii. 296 ; iii.
76, Wa. D.
Thomas, u. 297 ; iii. 53, Wa. D. ;
dies, iii. 76, D.
GUes, ii. 297 ; iii 76, Wa. D. ; be-
comes a Cistercian, ii. 810, Wa. ;
becomes a monk at Beaulieo, iii.
128, D.
Henry sub-cellarer, ii. 310 ; iii. 128,
Wa. D. ; dies, ii. 319 ; iii. 148, Wa.
D.
Robert, ii. 319, Wa.
Merton, canon of^ Richard de Morins ; see
Dunstable, priors of.
Richard of, messenger of John to
Innocent III., i. 218, Bu.
Walter of, chancellor ; m« Roches-
ter, bishops of.
Messenden (Missenden), church of, perse-
cuted by Ralph Brito, iii. 130, D. ; the
bowels of Isabella of Gloucester buried
in, i. 113, T.
-^— Martin, abbat of, removed by
Grosseteste, iii. 143, D.
Messer, Daniel le, charged for disseising
the prior of Dunstable of his commonage
at Hoaghton, iii 345, D.
Messina, quarrel of Richard I. and Philip
II. at, iv. 45, W.
- John, archbishop of, comes to Eng-
land about the affairs of Sicily, i. 384,
Bu. } letter of recommendation of thei
Pope for him, i. 385 ; speaks on the
Sicilian question in the chapter house at
Westminster, L 386 ; his demand of pro-
curations, i. 889 ; letter of Richard of
Cornwall to, announcing his election to
the empire, i. 391 ; at the parliament at
Westminster in 1257 on SiciUan affiiirs,
i. 392.
Meteor, remarkable, seen at Alvaston, i.
310, Bu.
Meteorick stones, in Cheshire, iL 338,
Wa.
Metingham, John de, justice itinerant at
Bedford in 1286, iii. 326, 329, D. ; the
prior of Dunstable before, iii. 334, D. ;
holds an assize at Biggleswade, and tries
the Houghton case, between the prior
of Dunstable and M. de Montalt, iii. 345,
349, 350, 352, 358, 359, D. ; one of the
two honest judges, iii. 357, D. ; put in
place of some of those removed, iv, 325,
O. ; the case of Marston church settled
before, at Westminster, iii. 394, D. ;
proclamation of, against the clergy in
1296, iv. .530, Wo.
Meylok; aeeMsilok.
Michael's mount, S., in Cornwall, castle of,
restored to Richard I., L 191, Bu. ; the
•"«..
INDEX.
263
Michael's, moimt, S.^-€ont,
church thrown down by an earthquake
in 1375, iL 386, Wa.
in Normandj, Henry besieged by
Robert and William in, iL 36, Wi. ; given
up by Henry, ib.
Michad's, S., (Seynhmich), Glamorgan-
shire, i. 84, T.
Michael, and Henry hia son, make three
new bells for the priory of Dunstable,
ilL 278, D.
Michegros (Muchegros), Richard de, rec-
tor of Eemerton, i. 127, T.
Robert de, dies, i. 156, T.
Mlchelney (Muchelesum, Muchelene), ab-
bats of :
Richard, dies, i. 97, T.
Richard of Glastonbury, ib. ; dies, i.
105.
Mickleover (Oufra or XJfra, Major), given
to Burton by William L, i. 185, Bu. ;
taxation of, i. 367, Bu. ; suit respecting,
i. 372, Bu.
John o( a plaintiff against Burton,
ib,
Middlesex, archdeacons of:
Reginald, dies, iii. 126, D.
John of Northampton, receives the
church of S. James de fer, Bristol,
i. 123, T.
Middlethorpe, John of, serves on a jury
iii. 353, D.
Middleton abbey, burnt, iv. 495, Wa
— -^ abbats of:
Eustace, ii. 69, Wi.
William de Stokes, witnesses Magna
Charte in 1225, i. 232, Bn.; dies,
ii. 96, Wi.
Wilfiam of Taunton, ii 96; dected
iMshop of Winchester by some, ii.
99 ; iv. 124, Wi. W. ; called abbat of
Tykteye, iv. 124, W. ; the election
quashed, iv. 132, O.
Gilbert of, anraagement with Wor-
cester priory for him to receive six
marks annually while in the Conrt of
Arches iv., 547, Wo.
Milan* &11 of a tower in, from, the earth-
quake in 1117 ; iv. 376, Wo. ; besieged
by Frederick II., ii. 319, Wa*. ; chapter
of the Dominicans at, in 1258, L 435,
Bu.
Milbrook, a whale eaught at, ii. 87, WL
Mldelande, manor of, belonging to Tewkes-
bury, i. 70, T.
Mildred's, S., Canterbury, abbess LeoMne
of, taken prisoner by the Danes at Can*
terbury,ii. 172, Wa.
Milewaxd, Hugh, his oath respecting the
privileges of the prior of Dunstable, iii.
413, D.
Milksop, John, a thief, taken to the oomrt
of the abbat of Tewkesbury at Up-Wim-
bome, i. 511, T. ; his trial, ib, ; hanged,
i. 516.
Millennium, preaching that it was at an
end in 1201, i. 207, Bu.
Mill, William of the, presented to Wink-
leigh by Tewkesbury, having resigned
his right through the bish^^'s presen-
tation, i. 94, T.
Mills, William of the, gives Simae and
Tymberdene to Worcester, iv. 509, Wo. ;
gives a rent-charge of }2d. for drugs for
the monks, iv. 510, Wo. ; dies before he
had finished S. Oswald's church, Wor-
cester, iv. 528, Wo.; his gifts to and
commemoration at Worcester, ib,
-^— William of the ; »ee Malvern, Little,
priors of.
Milne, William atte, buys a mill at Wid-
ford from Bermondsey, iii. 467, 468, Be.
Milo, of Gloucester [afterwards earl of
Hereford], receives Matilda and Robert,
earl of Gloucester, ii. 51, Wi.
Milo, chamberlain of Richard de Clare,
imprisoned at Usk, i. 149, T.
Mines of silver, iron, and lead found in
Wales by Gilbert de Clare, i. 70, T.
Mins^roB, Richard, accuses Peter de
Mauley of treason, iii. 75, D.
Mirabeau, the castle left to QeoSfrey of
Asjou, iv. 31, W. ; Arthur and others
captured at, by John, i. 26, 57, 209 ; ii.
78, 254 ; iv. 3^1, M. T. Ba. Wi. Wa. Wo.
264
INDEX
MiralduB, carries o£F Ladislaus of Hungary,
ii. 407, Wa.; miraculous interference
against, with respect to the Christians, ib.
Miramomelin ^ohammed Alnassir), king
of Marocco, invades Spain, i. 31, M. ;
defeated at Nayas de Tolosa, i. 32, 60 ;
ii. 271 ; iv. 65, 401, M. T. Wa. O. Wo.
Miregros, Odo de, his duel in the prior's
court at Worcester, iv. 392, Wo.
Mireval ; see Mereval.
Misehm, Glamorganshire, i. 124, T.
Missenden ; see Messenden.
Mitton (Mnttone), given to Worcester
priory by. Berwulf, king of Mercia, iv.
563, Wo.
Nicholas of, decision against liis
right of warren, iv. 493, Wo.
Philip o( dies, i. 97, T. ; his widow
pays a fine to Worcester, iv. 427, Wo.
Modena, war of, with Bologna, iii. 117, D.
•>— .— William of Savoy, bishop of,
makes peace, iii. 118, D.
Modred, nephew of Arthur, story of, ii. 3 ;
iii. 7 ; iv. 362, Wi. D. Wo. ; his tomb, i.
22, M.
Modwenna, S., miracles of, i. 209 ; ii. 253,
Bu. Wa. ; lies at Burton, ii. 253, Wa.
Moels (Monies), Nicholas de, warden of
Rochester and Canterbury castles, i. 453,
Bn.
Moguls, the (Moalli), subdue Palestine, ii.
387 ; iv. 473, Wa. Wo.
Moinn, William de, holds Dunster castle
against Stephen, ii. 226, Wa.
Mokefergus, i.e, Carrickfergus, q. v.
Monasteries, purposed visitation of, by
Gregory IX., i. 243, Bu. ; articles of in<
quiry in, in 1259, i. 484, Bu.
Mone, Guy, gives Kemsing church to
Bermondsey, iii. 482, Be.
Moner, John le, townsman of Dunstable,
fined, iii 316, D.
Moniele, Thomas de, rentoharge, bought of,
by Worcester, iv. 423, Wo.
Monks, statutes for, determioed at Oxford
in 1252,1. 151, 152, T.
black, thwr revenues seized by John ,
ii. 264, Wa. ; pay a fine to John, ib.
Monkton, church of, iL 78, WL
Monkton-Tarrant ; see Tarrant-Monkton.
Monkwood, pasturage in, sold by John de
Wichenford to Worcester, iv. 649, Wo.
Monmouth (Monemue, Munemuhe), burnt
by Richard Marshal, i. 91, T.
John of, witnesses Magna Charta
in 1225, i. 232, Bn. ; builds the abbey of
Grace Dieu, ii. 302, 312, Wa. ; rebuilds
it after its destruction, ii. 317, Wa. ; me-
diates between the priory and town of
Dunstable, iii 119, D. ; his battle with
the followers of JEUchard Marshal, i. 91 ;
ill 136, T. D. ; his land burnt and de-
stroyed by R. Marshal, iii. 136, D. ;
witnesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1236, i. 104, T.
Monsters, seen in England in 1208, iii. 30, D.
Montacute, earthquake at, in 1201, ii. 74 ;
iv. 390, Wi. Wo.
Thomas, prior of, made abbat of
Hyde, ii. 61, Wi. .
Montalt, Roger de, appointed counsellor
to prince Edward by the barons in 1268,
i. 445, Bu. ; one of the twelve, L 449,
Bu. ; one of the twenty-four, i. 450, Bu.
Montalt (Muchaut), Milicent de, sister of
George de Cantelupe, wife of Eudes la
Suche, ill 257, 259, 262, 271, D. ; rati-
fies the confirmation of land in Tottem-
hoe to Dunstable, iii. 290, D. ; lady of
the manor of Eytone, iii. 296 ; presents
Roger de Kylpsham to be admitted canon
of Dunstable, iii. 297 ; writ of trespass
against, for seizing the pigs belonging to
Dunstable, iii. 341 ; the case tried, iii.
342-845 ; charge against, for disseising
the prior of Dunstable of his right to
commonage at Houghton, iii. 345-353 ;
the case continued, iii. 358, 369, 360 ;
her boys complain of the prior's ferreting
rabbits in Bocwood, iii. 874 ; the right
to hunt in Bocwood established against
her, iii. 402.
MoDtanban, taken by John, iv. 394, Wo.
Monte Casino, the castle taken by Fre-
derick II., iii. 163, D. ; the monks re-
stored by Boniface VIH., iv. 521, Wo.
INDEX.
265
Monte FalcoDe, castle of, taken by Fre-
derick n., ib.
Monte Faventio (Mont&yei), Bertrand de,
cardinal, sent by Benedict XII. to Ed-
ward III. to make peace with France,
iv. 351, O.
Monte Fuscnlo, John de, sent to Henry
ni. by the Sicilian nobles, i. 398, 400,
Bn.
Monte Pessolano ; see Montpelier.
Montferrat, Jane, daughter of Reignier de,
marries William son of Robert Cnrthose,
ii. 220, Wa.
Montferrat, marquis of, does homage to
Richard I., i. 191, Bu. ; takes Constan*
tinople, iv. 392, Wo.
Montfichet (Munficht), Richard de, wit-
nesses Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232,
Bo.; witnesses the confirmation of
Magna Charta in 1236, i. 104, T.
Montfort (Momford, Munford), Hugh de
(third baron Montfort), taken prisoner
by W. de Tancarville, and imprisoned
by Henry I., ii. 219, Wa,
Robert de (fourth baron), defeats
Henry of Essex, ii. 57 ; iii. 18, Wi. D.
Hugh de, giTCB certain tithes to
Bermondsey, iii. 444, Be.
Peter de (eighth baron), elected
on the barons' side at Oxford in 1258,
i. 447, Bu. ; sworn of the king's council,
i. 449, Bu. ; one of the twenty-four, i.
450, Bu. ; warden of Bridgewater castle,
i. 453, Bu. ; the acts of the council con-
firmed before, i. 456, Bu.; signs the
letter to Alexander IV. against the Poi-
terins, i. 174, 460, T. Bu. ; elected arbi-
ter on the part of the barons in 1261,
iv. 129, O. ; besieges and takes Worces-
ter, It. 448, Wo. ; one of the confederate
barons, iv. 450, Wo. ; goes into North-
ampton castie, thinking to hold it agjunst
the king, iii. 229 ; iv. 145, D. W. ; sur-
renders it the second day, iv. 145, W. ; his
capture, iv. 450, Wo.; the king's seal
put into his custody by S. de Montfort,
iv. 168, W. ; killed at Evesham, ii. 365 ;
iv. 171, 174, 464, Wa. O. W. Wo.
Montfort, Peter de (ninth baron), taken pri-
soner at Evesham, ii. 865, Wa. ; erro-
neously said to be killed at Evesham, iv.
171,0.
Robert de (son of eighth baron),
taken prisoner at Evesham, ii. 365, Wa.
Simon de (fifth earl of Leicester),
rumour that he had been elected king of
England by the barons in 1210, iii. 33,
D. ; takes the lead against the Albi-
genses, ii. 266, Wa. ; takes various cities
of the Albigenses, iv. 54, O. ; reduces
them to submission, iv. 55, 56, O. ; John
ordered to restore his property by Inno-
cent III., ii. 278, Wa. ; defeats Pedro
II. of Arragon and Raymond of Tou-
louse at Muret, ii. 279, Wa. ; slays Pedro
II., iii. 39 ; iv. 402, D. Wo. ; killed at
the siege of Toulouse, ii. 290 ; iii. 54,
61, Wa, D.
Guy de (his brother), murdered by
the Albigenses, iii. 61, D.
Almaric or Aimery de (his son).
gives up the siege of Toulouse, iii. 54,
D. ; aid sent to, by Philip II., iii. 61, D. ;
besieged at Carcassonne by the count
de S. Gilles, iii. 74, D. ; proposal of the
legate Romanus to Raymond of Tou-
louse for his lands to be restored, iii.
100, D. ; refusal of this, and offer of
Raymond to, iii. 101, D. ; his rights in
the lands of the Albigenses bought by
Louis VIII., ib. ; gives up the honour of
I^icester to his brother Simon, i. Ill,
T. ; taken prisoner in Palestine, and re-
leased, I 118, T.
Philip de (lord of Tyre and Thoron,
his nephew), escapes to Ascalon after
the battle of Gaza, i. 261, Bu. ; taken
prisoner in Egypt, i. 268, Bu, ; joins in
the letter to Henry III. asking assistance,
i. 368, Bu.
Simon de (sixth earl of Leicester),
has seisin of Leicester and a moiety of
his earldom (1231), iii. 128, D. ; wit-
nesses the confirmation of Magna Charta
in 1236, i. 103, T. ; married to princess
Eleanor, i. 106 ; ii, 318 ; iv. 65, 430, T.
866
INDEX.
Montfort, Simon de—cont.
Wa. W. Wa ; goes to Rome for a dis-
pensationy i. 106, T. ; his brother Almaric
giyes up the honour of Leicester to
him, i. Ill, ; made earl of Leicester by
Henry UL, L 111 ; u. 321 ; iy. 422, T.
Wa. Wo. ; dismissed from court, i. 113,
T. ; goes into exile, iii. 151, D. ; crosses
with his wife and child, iii. 152, D. ; sells
part of his forests to pay his expenses,
ib, ; at Wayerley in 1245, ii. 336, Wa. ;
joins in the letter to Innocent IY., in
1946, on his oppressions, i. 283, Bu. ;
complaints of him from the archbishop
of Bourdeanx and the Gascon nobles, iii.
184 ; iv. 104, D. W. ; refuses to give
up his governorship and makes war in
Gasoony, iii. 184, D. ; gives up three
castles to the enemies of Henry UI.,
iv. 105, W. ; his anger at his removal,
and dissimulation, iv. 106, W. ; at the
funeral of William de Cantelupe, iii.
192, D. ; Paul Peyure pays forty marks
to, iii. 202, D. ; elected on the barons'
side at Oxford in 1258, L 447, Bu ;
sworn of the king's council, i. 449, Bu. ;
one of the twenty-four, i. 450, Bu. ; the
acts of the council confirmed before, i.
456, Bu. ; heads tlie confederate barons
against the Poitevins, iii. 209, D. ; signs
the letter to Alexander IV. against the
Poitevins, i. 174, 460, T. Bu. ; goes to
S. Louis to make peace between Eng-
land and France, iii. 21 1, D.; accusations
against, iii. 215, D. ; opposes the treaty
between Henry HI. and S. Louis, iv.
1 23, W. ; opposed to the arrangement
between the king and the barons, iv. 129,
130, 131, O. W. ; deserted by Richard
de Clare, iii. 217, D. ; leaves England,
iii. 217 ; iv. 129, 131, D. O. W. ; sent
for by the barons, and returns secretly,
iv. 133, W. ; returns, iii. 221, D. ; at
the parliament at Oxford, ib, ; his de*
mand respecting the provisions of Oxford,
ib. ; at the parliament in London accuses
the king, queen, and prince Edward of
peijury, iv. 133, W. ; warned because
Montfort, Simon de—couL
he had conveyed John Mansel's lands
to his son, i. 180, T, ; recommendation
that a head of the barons be chosen, in
case of his death, ib,; indnees many
barons to act openly against the king,
iv. 134, 185, O. W.; rises against the
king to make him keep the provisions
of Oxford, iv. 448, Wo. ; insists on the
provisions of Oxford being read in the
different counties, iv. 449, Wo. ; collects
an army, and takes the field against the
king, iii. 222 ; iv. 135, 449, D. W. Wo.;
his adherents, iii. 222 ; iv. 450, D. Wo. ;
induces the barons to besiege the aliens
brought by prince Edward in Windsw,
and to force them to leave the conatryy
ii. 100 ; iv. 449, Wi. Wo. ; at Isleworth,
iv. 135, W. ; his terms of peace, iii. 223,
D. ; his soldiers lay waste the lands
of the royalists, iv. 449, Wo. ; forces
the king and prinee Edward to hold a
parliament in London, iv, 135, W. ; his
pride, iv. 136, W. ; occupies London, iv.
138, W. ; his reception by the Londoners,
iii. 224, D. ; refuses entrance to the
king on his approach to London, iv. 136,
W. ; gains over Gilbert de Clare, iv.
140, W. ; restores the scholars to Oxford,
iv. 141, O. ; shares in the plunder of the
murdered Jews, iv. 143, W. ; his inter-
view with the king, iii. 224, D.; sum-
moned to Boulogne by S. Louis, iii. 225,
D. ; his answer to the charges against
him, ib. ; in the Tower, and then at
Kenilworth, i6. ; is afraid to attend the
parliament at Reading, ib, ; receives the
homage of the townsmen of Northampton,
iii 226, D. ) receives brotherhood at Dun-
stable, ib, ; summoned to surrender by
the king, ib. ; arms, and forces his way
into the city of London, ib. ; three of his
towns given to Roger Mortimer, ih, ;
agrees to submit the whole question to
S. Louis, ib. ; breaks his leg near Catesby
on his way to France, iii. 227, D. ; returns
to Kenilworth, and sends derks and
laymen in his stead, ib, ; sends his two
.INDUS.
S67
McAtfort, Simon de — cont.
sons aguBst Roger Mortimer, (6. ; anger
ftt hig son Henry for leltiog prinoe Ed-
ward escape, iii. SS8, D. ; daughters
the Jews in London, iii, S30, D. ; be-
sieges Rochester castle, iii. 280 ; iv. 146,
D. O., and John de Warrenne in it, iv.
146, W. ; forced to raiae the siege by the
king, iii, 831 ; iv. 146, 147, D. O. W. ;
goes to London, iii, 281 ; iv. 147, D. W. ;
pursues the king and prince Edward, iii.
231, D. ; threats of, to the king, iy. 148,
W.; attempt to gain over Richard, king
of Germany, i6. ; his attempt for peace
at Lewes, iiL 281, D. } letters of Henry
in. to, before Lewes, iv. 451, Wo. ;
proohiimed a pnblick enemy, ii. 101, Wi.;
wins the battle of Lewes, ii. 10 1» 856 ;
iii. 232, 463; iv. 148, 149, 451, Wi. Wa.
D. Be. O. W. Wo. s knights Gilbert and
Thomas de Glare and otbars, iv. 451,
Wo. ; Richard, king of Germany, sur-
renders to, iv. 452 ; Henry III. dislikes
him, and so snrrenders to G. de Clare,
ii. 357, Wa. j the mise of Lewes, iv. 152,
W. ; goes to Canterbury, iii. 232, D. ;
hands over the hostages to his son Henry,
iv. 153, W. ; imprisons and chains the
captive nobles, s6. ; un&imess to his
own party, ib. ; his treatment of the king,
lb,; the king in his custody, iv. 452,
Wo. ; appoints twelve counsellors for the
king, ii. 102, WI; rules the kingdom in
coojunction with G. de Clare, iv. 452,
Wo. ; guards the ports of Kent against
the queen's army of mercenaries, iv. 154,
W. ; sends H. le Despenser into Nor-
folk and Suffolk, and guards Tarmonth,
Uunwich, and Ipswich, t6. ; compels or
induces the Cinque Forts to build a fleet
agsdnst the invading fleet, iv. 154, 155,
W. ; exacu tribute from ecclesiasticks
to pay for this, iv. 155, W.; prevents
Ouy F oulquois from entering England,
ib.; commits Dover, Forchester, and
Corfe castles to his son Simon, iv. 453,
Wo. ; anger of Gilbert de Clare at this,
t6.; reconciled with G. de Clare after
Montfort, Simon descant,
their disagreement, ii. 358, Wa. ; had
some of the aliens in his lands, and in
various castles, ib, ; makes the king
summon to Northampton all owing ser^
vice, iii. 234, D ; goes into the marches
against Roger Mortimer, iii. 235, D. ;
goes to Worcester against the marchers,
iv. 155, O. } at the parliament in London,
iii. 235, D. ; charter of submission of
Heniy HI., iii. 236, D. j certain of the
bishops ordered by the legate to excom-
municate him, iv. 156, W. ; his pro-
clamation to abstain from foreign goods,
in consequence of the high price of
wine, salt, &c., iv. 158, W. ; many, to
please him, avoid using striped clothes,
ib, ; his craft, iv. 160, W. ; saves Robert
de Ferrers from the king, ii. 358, Wa. ;
imprisons Robert de Ferrers, ii. 358 ;
iv. 160, Wa. W. ; his intentions agunst
Gilbert de Clare, iv. 160, W. ; Gilbert
de Clare's suspicions of him, ii. 858,
Wa. ; their quarrel, iv. 162, 453, O. Wo. ;
opposition to him gains strength, iv. 163,
453, O. Wo.; accuses G. de Clare of
receiving the marchers, iv. 160, W. ;
accusation of John Giffard, t6. ; terms
offered to prince Edward, iv. 161, W. ;
a tournament atNorthampton proclaimed,
iii. 238 ; iv. 162, D. W.: G. de Clare re-
fuses to attend it, iii. 238 ; iv. 162, D. W. ;
gives it up, and takes the king and prince
Edward with him against the marchers,
iii. 239; iv. 162, D. W. ; advances with
the king and prince Edward against
G. de Clare, ii. 361, Wa.; remains at
Gloucester for a fortnight, ib, ; recon-
ciled by arbiters with G. de Clare, »6.;
enters Hereford, ii. 362 ; iii. 239; iv. 162,
Wa. D. W. ; his fondness for Thomas
de Clare, iv. 163, W. ; proclaims him a
deceiver on prince Edward's escape, ib, ;
destroys the castles of Gilbert de Clare,
iii. 239, D.; G. de Clare tries to seize
him, il 362, Wa. ; blockaded in Here-
ford by G. de Clare, ib, ; excommunicated
by bishop W. Gifl&urd, iv. 164, W. ; pre"
268
INDEX.
Montfort, Simon de — cont.
vented irom crossing the Severn, ii. 362 ;
iv. 165, Wa. W. ; his army grows weaker,
iv. 164, O. ; goes to Monmouth, where
he is harassed by John Giflard, iv. 166,
W. ; occupies Hulkes castle, iv. 167,
W. ; goes to Newport, and sends for
ships to transport his army to Bristol,
ib. ; these defeated by G. de Clare, ib. ;
goes into Wales to Llewellyn, ii. 363 ;
iv. 168, Wa.W.; obtwns aid from Uew-
eUyn, ii. 363; iv. 168, Wa. W. ; had
given Llewellyn five royal castles, iv.
168, W. ; gives a charter to Llewellyn,
promising to surrender all the lands his
predecessors had held, ib, ; his army in
Wales distressed for want of bread, ib. ;
returns to Hereford, ib.; hopes to cross
the Severn and get to London, iv. 168,
171, W. ; prevented by prince Edward,
iv. 168, 169, W. ; advances to help his
son, iv. 167, O. ; leaves Hereford, and
crosses the Severn, ii. 364 ; iii. 239, Wa.
D. ; at Kempsey, ii. 364 ; iv. 168, Wa. O. ;
waits at Kempsey, and tries to surround
prince Edward, iL 364, Wa. ; reaches
Evesham, ii. 364 ; iii. 239 ; iv. 168, 171,
454, Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; expected to
meet his son there, ii. 364, Wa. ; hears
a mass by bishop W. de Cantelupe, iv.
168, O. ; hears of the advance of G. de
Clare and the nmrchers, iv. 168, O. ;
hears of the approach of prince Edward,
iv. 172, W. ; refuses to escape to Kenil-
worth,iv. 169, O.; his death in the battle
of Evesham, ii. 102, 364 ; iii. 239, 463 ;
iv. 170, 174, 454, Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo.; shameful mutilation of his body,
ii. 365 ; iv. 170, 174, Wa. O. W. ; he
might have escaped, ii. 365, Wa.; his
head sent to Wigmore, iv. 175, W. ;
burial of his remains in the church of
Evesham, ii. 365 ; iv. 175, Wa. O. ; the
body exhumed, and thrown into a farther
place, iv. 177, O. ; excommunicated after
death by the legate Ottoboni, ii. 367, Wa.
•^ Eleanor, his wife ; see Eleanor,
daughter of John.
Montfort, Henry de (his eldest son), bom,
iv. 430, Wo. ; at Waverley with his
parents in 1245, ii. 886, Wa. ; besieges
and takes Worcester, iv. 448, Wo. ; sent
by his father against Roger Mortimer,
iii. 227, D. ; Gloucester surrendered to,
ib. ; accepts prince Edward's offer, and
allows him to escape, iii. 228, D. ; anger
of his father at this, ib.; erroneously
said to have captured the earl and
countess of Warwick, iii. 230, D. ; the
chief hostages after Lewes entrusted to,
by his father, iv. 1 53, W. ; his treatment
of them, ib, ; seizes all the wool in the
country, iv. 158, W. ; summons the
nobles to a tournament at Northampton,
iv. 161, 162, W. ; killed at Evesham, ii.
102,865; iv. 171, 174, 454, Wi. Wa.
O. W. Wo. ; buried in the church of
Evesham, ii. 865, Wa.
Simon de (his second son), at
Waverley with his parents in 1245, ii.
336, Wa.; Rent by his father against
Roger Mortimer, iii. 227, D. ; Glouces-
ter surrendenxl to, iii. 228 ; taken pri-
soner at Northampton by Henry lU.,
ii. 101 ; iii. 229 ; iv. 144, 450, Wi. D.
O. W. Wo. ; saved from execution by
prince Edward, iv. 144, W. ; Dover,
Porchester, and Corfe castles committed
to, by his father, iv. 453, Wo. ; sunmions
the nobles to a tournament at Northamp-
ton, iv. 161, 162, W. ; besieges Pevenrey
castle, iv. 164, O. ; raises the siege, ii.
868 ; iv. 165, 169, Wa. O. W. ; goes to
London and then to Winchester, ' iv.
169, W. ; storms Winchester ii. 102,
363 ; iv. 16fi, 454, Wi. Wa. W. Wo. ;
his plunder of Winchester, iv. 169, 454,
W. Wo. ; goes to Oxford, ii. 363 ; iv.
169, Wa. W. ; at Northampton, iv. 170,
W. ; intends to join his father at Here-
ford, iv. 105, 170, O. W. ; goes to Ken-
ilworth, ii. 363 ; iv. 165, 170, 454, Wa.
O. W. Wo. ; threatened with a visit
from prince Edward, ii. 363, Wa. ; sur-
prised at Kenilworth by prince Edward,
and escapes with difficulty, ii. 102, 364 ;
INDEX.
2G9
Montfort, Simon de (bissecoBd sonV-conf.
iii. 239; iv. 166, 170, 464, Wi. Wa. D.
O. W. Wo. ; expected by his &tlier at
ETesham, ii. 864, Wa. ; retarns to Kenil-
worth after hearing of the battle of
Evesham, iv. 175, 465, W. Wo. ; for-
tifies Kenilworth, iv. 182, O. ; his grief
for the battle of Evesham, iv. 175, W. ;
releases Richard, king •of Germany, and
others from Kenilworth, ii. 365, Wa.;
all his adherents excommunicated by the
legate Ottoboni, ii. 867, Wa. ; interdict
at Winchester on account of his entry,
il 103, Wi. ; leaves Kenilworth, n. 368,
Wa. ; seises the isle of Axholme, ii. 368 ;
in. 239 ; iv. 181, 183, 456, Wa. D. W.
O. Wo. ; makes a treaty with Llewellyn,
iv. 456, Wo. ; besieged by prince Ed-
ward, ii. 368, Wa. ; forced to leave Ax-
holme and submit to the arbitration of
prince Edward and Richard, king of
Germany, iv. 181, W. ; treats for peace
with prince Edward, iii. 240, D. ; sent
for to Northampton by Henry III.,
ii. 368 ; iv. 466, Wa. Wo. ; discussion
as to his treatment at Northampton,
iii. 240, D. ; goes with the king and
prince Edward imder guard to London,
ii. 103, 368; iii. 240; iv. 184, 466,
Wi. Wa. D. O. Wo.; is sentenced to
abjure the country on receiving an
annual income of 500 marks from the
chancery, ii. 368, Wa. ; banished, and
is to receive a pension of 400/., iv. 182,
W. ; escapes to avoid imprisonment in
the Tower, ii. 368 ; iii. 240, Wa. D. ;
joins the citixens of the Cinque Ports,
ii. 368, Wa. ; escapes and crosses, ii.
103 ; iv. 182, 184, 466, Wi. W. O. Wo. ;
leaves England and goes to his mother,
iii. 269, D. ; the besieged in Kenilworth
expect aid from, iv. 192, 196, W. O. ;
they send messengers to him in vun, iv.
196, O. ; murders Henry of Almaine at
Yiterbo, il 110, 377 ; iv. 241, 243, 460,
Wi. Wa. W. O. Wo. ; excommunicated
by the cardinals, iv. 242, W. ; dies abroad,
iii. 269, D.
Montfort, Guy de (third son), taken prisoner
at Evesham, ii. 365; iv. 180, 456, Wa.
W. Wo. ; imprisoned at Windsor, iv.
180, W., at Dover, iv. 190, W. ; escapes
from Dover castle, iii. 259 ; iv. 190,456,
D. W. Wo. ; received by Charles of
Anjou, iii. 269, D. ; marries the daughter
and heir of count Rosso, iii. 259 ; iv.
241, D. W. ; murders Henry of Almaine
at Viterbo, ii. 110, 377; iii. 259; iv.
241, 243, 460, Wi. Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ;
excommunicated by the cardinals, iv.
242, W. ; rumour of his defeat and cap-
ture by Alfonso III., iv. 494, Wo. ; his
capture and imprisonment by Roger de
Loria, iii. 340, D.
Richard de (fourth son), escapes
from England and goes to his mother,
iii. 259, D. ; goes into France with his
mother, iv. 180, W. ; dies abroad, iii.
259, D.
Aimery de (fifth son), goes into
France with his mother, ib. ; a party to
the murder of Henry of Almaine, iv.
241, W. ; captured at sea with his sister,
and imprisoned by Edward I., ii. 121,
386 ; iii. 259, 266 ; iv. 266, 267, 469,
470, Wi. Wa, 1). (). W. Wo.; captured
at Bristol, ii. 121, 386 ; iv. 267, 469,
Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo.; imprisoned in
Corfe castle, iv. 267, O. ; council re-
specting his liberation which is demanded
by the Pope, iii. 276, D. ; released by
Pope Martin IV., iii. 259, 289, D. ; re-
leased by the archbishop and his suf-
fragans at the Pope's order, iv. 483, Wo. ;
released and goes to Rome, iii. 289 ; iv.
287, D. O. W.
Eleanor de (daughter of Simon),
with her mother in France, iii. 259, D. ;
betrothed to Llewellyn, ii. 121, 386 ; iv.
469, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; married to him by
messengers, iii. 266, D. ; captured at sea
on her way to him, and imprisoned by
Edward L, ii. 121, 386; iii. 259, 266;
iv. 266, 267, 469, 470, Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; imprisoned at Windsor, ii.
388 ; iv. 267, Wa. O. ; treaty of Llewel-
270
IlfDEX.
Montforty Eleanor de^-con^
lyn for, ii. 366 j iv. 470, Wa. Wo. ; re-
leased and sent to him, ii. 388 ; iii. S76,
Wa. D. ; married to Llewellyn, ii. 889 ;
iv. 277, 476, Wa. O. W. Wo.
William ; $€$ London, St Paul's,
deans of.
Montgomery (Mons Oumeri, Mons Qo-
morrise, Mondgnmeri, Muntgumery),
castle of, taken by the Welsh in 1095,
ii. 205, Wa. ; agreement in 1883 with
Llewellyn that Henry UL should keep,
iii. 83, D.$ fortified in 1884, ir. 64, 66,
O. W. ; Henry IH. at, in 1886, i. 70, T. ;
Henry III. builds a eastle at Kerry near,
iii 110, D.; peace between Henry HI.
and Llewellyn at, in 1257, iii. 461, Be. ;
the king's troops in, in 1288, iii. 293, D.
Montgomery, Roger and Hugh de ; 9ee
Shrewsbury, earls of.
Monthermer, Ralph de, marries the princess
Joanna, widow of Gilbert de Clare, iii.
407, D.
Thomas de, bom, iy. 650, Wo.;
baptized by the bishop of Llandaff, ib.
[Montigny, Arnold de], killed at a tourna-
ment at Blythe, i. 150, T.
Montmorency, Matthew de, defeated by
Richard L, in. 87, D.
Montpelier, the men of, submit to the
legate in 1226, iii. 101, D.
- William of, resigns his election
to the see of Lichfield, iii. 168, D.
Moons, mock, seen in 1200, i. 808, Bu. ; in
1205, iv. 393, Wo.
More, member of Lindridge, tithes of, iv.
394, Wo. ; lease of,lengthened, ir. 405,Wo.
Mor^, Charles de Ia; see Charles de la
Mor^, prince of Salerno.
Morgan, son of Owen, bums Neath abbey,
L34,M.
Morgan, son of Cadwallan, taken and muti-
lated by Howel, son of Meredith, i. 36,
M.
Morgan Cam, taken by Gilbert de Clare,
ib. ; released, i. 37 ; destroys Neath
castle, i. 39 ; dies, and is buried at Mar-
gan, i. 116, T.
Morgan, son of Howel, not subdued br
Llewellyn, i. 38, M. \ defends Caerieon
castle, i. 39 ; makes peace with Richard
Biarshal, L 98, T.
Morgan, prince of Sonth Wales, brought
by the earl of Warwick to submit to
Edward L, iy. 520, Wo.
Morkere (Morear), chosen earl by the
Northumbrians, ii. 188, Wa. j goes to
Northampton, ib»; defeated by Hamld
Haidrada and Tostig, ii. 189, Wa.;
rises against William I., ii. 89, 191, Wi.
Wa.; goes to the Isle of Ely, ii. 191,
Wa. ; submits to , William L, tft. i im-
prisoned, ii. 89, Wi.
Morlais castle, seized and destroyed by the
Welsh, iy. 586, Wo.
Morley, Robert de, comes to the aid of
Edward III. at Sluys, iy. 350, O.
Mortain (Moreton, Moretuil), William,
earl of, makes war in Normandy against
Henry L, ii. 811, Wa. ; his revenge for
the loss of his lands in England, ib, ;
holds out against Henry I., ii. 218, Wa. ;
taken prisoner at Tinchebrai, 1. 44; ii.
48, 818, T. Wi. Wa. *, brought to Eng-
land, and imprisoned, ii. 812, Wa. ; im-
prisoned in the Tower, ii. 48, WL } his
miraculous deliverance from the Tower,
iii. 438, Be. ; becomes a monk at Ber-
mondsey, iii. 436, Be.
-■ the earldom of, restored to John, i.
198, Bu.
Mortality, great, in England, in 1118, iv.
16, W.
Morteyn, John de, dies, iii. 408, D. ;
marriage of his son, ib.
Mortimer (of Wigmore), Hugh de (second
baron), founder of Wigmore, dies, iv.
885, Wo.
'■ Roger de (third baron), swears
fidelity to Worcester for Wribbenhall,
iv. 392, Wo. ; pays a fine for Walter de
Beauchamp and his lands, iv. 400, Wo.
gives his daughter to W. de Beauchamp, ib,
Joanna (daughter of third baron
marries Walter de Beauchamp, ib.;
dies, iv. 418, Wo.
INDEX.
271
Mortimer, Hugh de (fborth baron), does
homage to Worcester for Wribbenhall,
iv. 405, Wo. ; takes the hind into his
own hands, i6. ; at the dedication of
Worcester cathedral, iv. 409, Wo. ;
witnesses Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232,
Bo. ; dies, i. 69 ; iv. 420, T. Wo.
Balph de (fifth baron), marries
Gladnse Duy, daughter of Llewellyn,
iT. 421, Wo. ; witnesses the confirma-
tion of Magna Charta in 1236, i. 104,
T.
Roger de (sixth baron), knighted
by Henry III. at Winchester, i. 152,
T. ; elected on the barons' side at Ox-
ford in 1258, i. 447, Bu. ; sworn of the
king's council, i. 449, Bu. ; one of the
twenty-four, i. 460, Bu. ; . acts of the
council confinned before, i. 456, Bu. ;
is to be always with the justiciary, i.
479, Bu. ; his men surrender to Llewel-
lyn, iv. 447, Wo. ; slaughters the Welsh,
t6. ; unpopularity of, i. 179, T. ; his
lands destroyed, ib, ; three of S. de
Montfort's towns given to, by Henry
ni., iii. 226, D. ; two of S. de Mont-
forts sons' sent against, iii. 227, D. ;
flies to Pevensey after the battle of
Lewes, iii. 232, D. ; allowed to go
free, ib. ; goes into the marches, and
occupies Gloucester, &c., iii. 234, D. ;
refuses to attend the Oxford parliament
of 1264, iii. 235, D.; brings about
the junction of prince Edward and G.
de Clare, iii. 239, D. ; at the siege of
Eenilworth, iii. 242, D.; G. de Clare
goes against, iii. 245, D. ; defeated at
Brecknock, ii. 370, Wa. ; one of the
commissioners till prince Edward re-
turns, ii. 113, 379 ; iv. 462, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; oath taken before, ii. 1 13, 379 ;
iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; sent as justice
itinerant to inquire into the disturbances
at Winchester, ii. 117, 382; iv. 466,
Wi. Wa. Wo.; imprisons, but soon
releases, the archdeacon of Rochester, ii.
117, 383 ; iv. 466, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; gives
a banquet and round table at Eenil-
Mortimer, Roger de (sixth baron)— con/,
worth, iv. 281, O. W. ; dies, iv. 290,
291, 484, O. W. Wo. ; his lands entered
by Llewellyn in order to receive homage,
iiL 292, 293, D.
— — Edmund de (seventh baron), cap-
tures and puts to death Llewellyn, ii.
398, Wa. ; slays Llewellyn, iv. 290, 291,
484, 486, O. W. Wo. ; sends his head to
Edward L, iv. 291, 0. W. j at the in-
stallation banquet of S. de Wyre, prior
of Worcester, iv. 528, Wo. ; dies, and is
buried at Wigmore, iv. 657, Wo.
Roger de (of Chirke, second son of
sixth baron), assists his brother in the
attack on Llewellyn, iv. 290, 485, O.
Wo. ; sends Llewellyn's head to Edward
I., iii. 466, Be. ; put in charge of Blaye
castle, iv. 519, Wo. ; takes some towns
in the March, and defeats the army of
Edward H., iv. 345, O. ; surrenders to
Edward U., and is imprisoned in Lon-
don, ib.
William de (third son of sixth
baron), assists his brother in the attack
on Llewellyn, iv. 485, Wo. ; justice
itinerant in the North in 1292, iv. 612,
Wo.
Geoflfrey de (fourth son of sixth
baron), assists his brother in the attack
on Llewellyn, iv. 485, Wo.
Roger de (eighth baron), knighted
by Edward I., iv. 558, Wo.; goes to
Ireland, and receives his lands, iv. 560,
Wo. ; Johanna de Geneville, his wife,
ib. ; takes some towns in the march, and
defeats the army of Edward II., iv. 345,
O. ; surrenders to Edward II., ib. ; im-
prisoned in London, ib. ; escapes from
the Tower, iv. 346, 347, O. ; hinds with
Isabella in Essex, and pursues the king
into Wales, iv. 347, ; murders Edward
ir., iii. 472, Be. ; has Edmund Wood-
stock, earl of Kent, executed, ib. ; earl
of March, iii 473 ; iv. 349, Be. O. ;
seized at Nottingham, iv. 349, O. ; exe-
cuted in London, iii. 473 ; iv. 349, Be.
O.
272
INDEX.
Mortimer, Robert (second son of Hugh,
second baron), (first baron of Richard's
Castle), dies, i. 64 ; iv. 411, T. Wo.
Hugh (second baron of Richard's
Castle), sells the land of Alevesheye to
Worcester, iv. 447, Wo. ; his men sur-
render to Llewellyn, ib.
Robert (third baron), Worcester
priorj pays 300 marks to, for the ad-
Towson of Dodderhill, iv. 46 S, Wo. ;
slays Llewellyn, iv. 48.5, Wo.; buried
by bishop Giffiird in Worcester cathe-
dral, iv. 493, Wo.
Joiosa, daughter of William le
Zouche, his widow, dies, and is buried
at Worcester, iv. 500, Wo.
Thomas li, certain amounts to be
paid by, to the abbat of Tewkesbury, i.
160, 161, T.
Mortmain, statute of, ii. 392 ; iii. 281, 282,
465, 475 ; iv. 282, 479, Wa. D. Be. O.
W. Wo.
Morville, Hugh de, one of the murderers
of archbishop Thomas, iii. 20, D.
Mossy, a Jew, attempt of forgery on the
prior of Dunstable by, iii. 66, D.
Mothe, William de la, serves on a jury, iii.
353, D.
Mottisfont priory, founded by William
Brewer II., iv. 50, O. ; the church dedi-
cated, ii. 84, Wi.
Monn, William de, part of the manor of
Lnton comes to, iii. 265, D.
Mountain, Old man of the, at war with a
neighbouring chieftain, iii. 11 8, D. ;
made tributary by the Templars and
Hospitallers, iii. 128, D. ; attempts to
assassinate prince Edward at Acre, iv.
248, W.
Mountsorrel castle, besieged by Ranulph
Blundevil, iii. 49, D. ; the siege raised,
iv. 408, Wo.; taken and destroyed, i.
224 ; iii. 50, Bu. D.
Mowbray, Robert de, earl of Nortbum-
land, joins the conspiracy against Wil-
liam II., ii. 199, Wa. ; harries Bristol,
&c., with Geoffrey of Coutances, ib, ;
surprises and slays Malcolm III., ii.
Mowbray, Robert de — cont
202 ; refuses to come to William^s court
at Winchester, ii. 204 ; will not go to
him at Windsor, ib. ; besieged at Bam-
boruugh, ii. 205; goes to Tynemoath,
and is captured there, t6. ; threats of
William against him, if Bamborongh is
not surrendered, ib. ; imprisoned at
Windsor, ib.
Matilda de, his wife, forced to sur-
render Bamborough caatle by William's
threats, ii. 205, Wa.
his brother, taken prisoner at Tyne-
mouth by William II., ib.
Roger de, taken prisoner, iii. 21,
D.
Nigel de, dies, iii. 125, D.
Muchaut ; see Montalt.
Mulderham mill, the property of Worcester
priory, iv. 438, Wo.; let on lease, iv.
442.
Multon (Moleton, Muleton), Thomas de,
witnesses Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232,
Bu. ; judge in the suit between the
priory and town of Dunstable, ill 122,
D. ; dies, iii. 144.
Munchensi (Monte Caniso, Monte Canute,
Montechenisio, Mnntchanesy, Midi-
chenely), Warine de, dies, iii. 196, D. ;
his daughter Joanna marries William de
Valentia, iii. 172, D.
* William de, one of the confederate
barons, iv. 133, 460, W. Wo. ; arbiter
between Simon de Montfort and Crilbert
de Clare, ii. 361, 362, Wa.; taken pri-
soner by prince Edward at Eenilwortb,
ii. 364 ; iv. 166, Wa. O. ; taken prisoner
at Evesham, iv. 455, Wo. ; his advice to
GKlbert de Clare, iv. 198, W. ; his man,
Simon Mustard, killed in a wrestling
match, iii. 298, D. ; incites the widow to
charge various persons with his death,
iii. 308, D. ; killed before Dyryslwyn in
Wales, ii. 405 ; iii. 338, 339 ; iv. 310,
494, Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
Munchoye, Edmund de, mediates in the
suit about Bailidon tithes, iii. 3.^7, D.
Muret, battle of, ii. 279, Wa.
INDEX.
273
Marram in 1086, ii. 195, Wa. ; in 1103,
ill 430 ; iy. 374, Be. Wo. ; in 11 1 1, iii.
431 ; iv. 375, Be. Wo. ; in 1131, i. 13,
K.; in 1201, i. 25, M.; in 1225, i. 34,
M. ; in 1277, ii 388; iv. 473, Wa. Wo.;
in 1283, iii. 805, 306, B.
Mustard, Simoq, killed at a wrestling
match, iii. 298, D. ; appeal respecting
his death, iii. 306 ; account of him and
his goods, iii. 308.
Christiana, his wife, appeal of, iii.
306-312, D. ; said not to be his wife
really, iii. 308; writ appointing the
judges to try the cause, iii. 312.
Mutha, wood of, left by Gilbert de Glare
to Tewkesbury, i. 76, T. ; given up by
Henry III. to the abbey, and they take
possession, i. 88 ; given up to Richard
de Ghire, i. 132.
Muttone; ««e Mitton.
N.
Nablous (Nffiapolis, Naples), taken by
Saladin, i. 19, M. ; the Egyptian army
at, L 296, Bu.
Nacton (Nachetone), tithes of, given to
Bermondsey, iii. 444, Be.
N^jara, battie o^ iii 478, Be.
Namur, count of, captured in the fight off
Sandwich, iv. 409, Wo.
Nantes, invaded by the Northmen, iii. 9,
D. ; reduced by Henry IF., iv. 30, O.
Naples, Innocent IV. dies and is buried
at, I 329, 833, 334, Bu. ; letters of
Alexander IV. dated from, I 335, 350,
351, Bu. ; colloquy held at, against Man-
fred and the Saracens, i. 352, Bu.
kingdom of; see Sicily.
Narbonne (Nerbona), people of, submit to
the legate in 1226, iii. 101, D.
Narbonne, Paul, bishop of, ii. 132, Wa.
I Amald Amaury, archbishop of,
abbat of Citeaux, leader against the
Albigenses, il 266, Wa. ; his letter on
the battle of Navas de Tolosa, i. 32 ; il
271,M. Wa.
VOL. V.
Narbonne, Peter of, gives half a hide of land
in Segenhoe to Dunstable, iii 63, D. ;
dies, 1*6.
— John of, a corrody given to, for
this hide of land, ib. ; agreement about
his lands, iii. 85, 156, D.
Nasir Daud, sultan of Damascus, embassy
sent to, for peace, 1 37,M. ; see Damascus.
Navarre, Sancho VIII., king of, at the
battle of Navas de Tolosa, 1 32, M.
• , Henry, king of, dies, iv. 471,
Wo.; war between Philip III. and
Alphonso X. for, t6. ; invasion of, by
Alphonso X., iv. 269, W.
See Ghampagne, Theobald IV.,
count of.
Navas de Tolosa, battle of, i. 32, GO ; ii.
82, 271; iv. 55,401, M. T. Wl Wa.O.Wo.
Nazareth, defeat of the Grusaders at, i. 18,
M. ; taken by Saladin, i. 19 ; taken by
the pagans in 1220, iii. 63, D. ; re-
covered by Frederick II., I 72 ; il 306,
T. Wa.
' Henry, archbishop of, joins in the
letter to Henry lU., i. 368, Bu.
Neath (Neth, Neht), abbey of, founded, i.
13, M. ; burnt by Morgan son of Owen,
I 34, M. ; a monk of Tewkesbury goes
to, I 86, T.
-^— — abbats of :
Richard, dies, i. 14, M.
Glement, dies, i. 33, M.
Gervais, ib.
castle of, besieged by the Welsh
in 1185, 1 18, M. ; taken by Llewellyn,
i. 39, M. ; destroyed by Morgan Gam,
ib, ; attacked by the Welsh in 1259, who
bum the town, I 167, T.
Neckham (Nequam), Alexander; see
Girencester, abbats of.
Nefyn (Neuvin, Nevin), round table at, in
honour of Edward I.'s triumph over the
Welsh, ii. 402 ; iv. 491, Wa. Wo.
Neof s, S., Robert de Gaugi dies at, iii.
54, D. ; the priory of Dunstable sum-^
moned before the archbishop at, iii 277,
D.; M. de Montalt cited before the
judges at, iii. 341, D.
S
274
INDEX.
Neof B, S., William, prior of, dies, iii. 94, D.
Nesle, John de [?], killed at Comtrai, iy.
552, Wo.
Netham, lands in, given by Henry m. to
Warerley, il 321, Wa. ; lands in, bought
by Waverley by the lud of Eleanor de
Montfort, ii. 336, Wa.; the abbey of
WaTerley has leave to celebrate in the
oratory, ii. 342, Wa.
Netherton, given by Offii to Worcester
priory, iy. 366, Wo. ; comes into the
hands of the prior, iv. 401, Wo. ; land
in, bought by the priory, iv. 446, Wo.
Netley abbey, founded by the executors of
Peter des Roches, ii. 823, Wa.
Neabourg (Novum Burgum), boundary be-
tween Prance' and England settled near,
by the treaty of 1200, i. 203, Bu.
Nevers, Mahaut, count de, Winchester and
Sussex given to, by Louis, iii. 46, D. ;
his tyranny there, ib, ; besieges Windsor
castle, iii. 47 ; complaints of his treason
at the siege of Toulouse, iii. 61.
Neville (Nova Villa), Geoffirey de, defends
Rochelle, iiL 86, D. ; witnesses Magna
CJharta in 1225, i. 232, Bu.
Hugh de, dies, iii. 139, D.
Peter de, hanged at Bridgenorth,
iii. 251, D.
Balphde; see Chichester, bishops
of.
Robert de, warden of Banbury and
Newcastle castles, L 453, Bu.
Neville's Cross, battle of, iii. 474 ; iv. 852,
Be. O.
Newark (Nerwerch, Neuwerga, Newar-
chia), the castle built by Alexander,
bishop of Lincoln, iv. 18, W.; extorted
by Stephen from him, iii.' 435, Be. ;
John dies at, i. 33, 62, 224 ; ii. 83 ;
William Marshal and the legate at, in
1215, iii. 49, B. ; surrendered by Robert
de Oaugi, iii. 54, D. ; seized by William,
earl of Albemarle, iii. 63, D. ; archlnshop
Boni&ce at, in 1253, i. 314, Bu.
Newark (Novus locus), near Guildford,
Hugh, bishop of Lichfield, consecrated
at, iii. 152, D.
Newbottlcy church of^ dedicated, iiL IS8,
D. ; the iSurm given up to Dunstable by
Vivian, iii. 169; stock of, »6. ; ludl
built at, iii. 299 $ question as to the
advowson decided in fiivour of the prior
of Dunstable, iii. 318, 319 ; valued for
the taxation of 1291, iii. 367; tithes
leased out to pay the share of Dunstable
' priory for the Welsh war, iii. 887.
vicars of :
Jordan Humet, iii 318 ; dies, iii. 159.
William of Oofton, ib.
advowson of, claim of Henry de
Grey to, mvestigated, iiL 318.
Newburgh, prior cf, appeals against the
visitors; and • is excommnnicated, iiL 80,
D. . ' .
Willhun of, his writings, iv. 7, W.
Newbury, meeting of the followers of the
king and R. de Glare at, L 137, T.
Newcastle-upon-Tyno, surrendered byMal-
cohn IV. to Henry II., ii. 237; iii. 18 ;
the castle under the charge of Robert
de Neville, L 453, Bu.
Newcastle, in Glamorganshire, bunit by the
Welsh in 1226, L 35, M. ; church of,
resigned by Ralph of Newcastle, and
given to him again by Tewkesbury, L
99, T. ; surrendered to Robert Tybetot
in 1287,iv. 311, O.W.
' Ralph of, resigns and receivea
again the church, i. 99, T. ; dies, L 168.
Newebonde, William le, dies at Flitwick,
iiL 871, D.
Newenham (Neuham, Newham, Newin-
ham, mweham), (Austin priory in Bed-
fordshire), the stones of Bedford castle
given to the canons of, iiL 89, D. ;
injury done to the canons by Philip de
Cou, iiL 172, D. ; a coirody bought at,
by a thief, iiL 211, D. ; a general
chapter of the order to be held at, ill.
391, D.
Newenham, priors of:
E., obtains the right of presentataon
to Aspley church against Dun-
stable, iii. 80, D. ; dies, iii. 93.
INDEX.
276
Newenham, priors of: — cent
Hervey, prior of Osney, t6. ; Tisits
the monasteries of the order in
Lincoln and Lichfield dioceses, iiL
112.
Walter, dies, iii. 172.
Walter de Calverton, ib. ; advises
Eado, prior of Caldwell, to resign,
iii. 179; dies, iii. 191.
Stephen, ib.; installed hy William
Beauchamp as patron, against the
bishop of Lincoln, iii. 191, 192.
William le Ros, dies, iii. 255.
Michael, ib, ; judge in a question of
tithes between Dnnstable and Derley,
iii. 286 ; dies, iiL 297.
John of Bedford, iii. 297.
Newenham (Cistercian priory in Devon-
shire), founded from Beaulieu, iL 338,
Wa.
Newenham, member of Undridge, tithes
of. It. 394, Wo. ; mill of, let to O. Bolt,
iv. 401 ; lease of, lengthened, iv. 405 ;
agreement of the parson and freemen of,
with Worcester as to the assart of Com-
wode, iv. 433.
Newgate (Neogathe), deaths of thieves at,
iii. 251, 252, D.
Newmarket, Adam of, one of the con-
federate barons, iv. 450, Wo. ; sent by
the barons to S. Lonis for his award
between them and Henry m., iv. 139,
W. ; taken prisoner at Nortiiiampton, iv.
145, 450, W. Wo. ; taken prisoner by
prince Edward at Eenilworth, iL 364;
iv. 166, Wa. O.
Newminster ; see Hyde.
Newminster, chorch of, dedicated by Peter,
bishop of Winchester, iv. 413, Wo.
Newport Fagnell, priory of, disturbance in,
iii. 109, D. ; the judges itinerant at, in
1240, iii. 155, D. ; in 1285, iii. 323, D.
prior of, William, banished, iiL
109, D.
Boger of, agreement with Dun-
stable, respecting land in Segenhoe, iii.
93, D.
Newport (Novus Burgus), in Monmouth-
shire, the church assigned to Gloucester
abbey for wine, iv. 422, Wo.; taken
by William Marshal, L 91, T. ; the ships
of, ready for battle, ib.
Newstead abbey, John, first prior of, dies,
• ii. 302, Wa.
Nice, council of, ii. 140; iii. 5; iv. 360,
Wa. D, Wo. ; taken by the crusaders, L
44, T.
Nichohis, S., translated from Myra to
Bari, L 4 ; ii. 36 ; iv. 11, 373, M. WL O.
Wo.
Nicholas HI., Pope, ii. 124, 387 ; iii. 267 ;
iv. 271, 272, 471, 472, Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; makes R. Eilwarby cardinal
bishop of Porto, iL 389; iv. 276, 473,
475, Wa. O. W. Wo. ; quashes the elec-
tion of R. Bumel to Canterbury, iv. 279,
280, 475, O. W. Wo.; appoints John
Peccham archbishop, iv. 279, 475, 476,
O. W. Wo. ; confirms W. de Wikwane,
archbishop of York, iv. 476, Wo. ; con-
secrates him, iv. 281, O. W. ; admits
John de Derlington, archbishop of
Dublin, iv. 282, 476, O. W. Wo.;
objects to R. Burnel as bishop of Win-
chester, iv. 283, O. W. ; his answer to
the electors of Winchester, refusing him,
ii. 394, Wa. ; quashes the election, but
allows the convent to choose another,
ii. 894 ; iv. 478, Wa. Wo. ; dies, ii. 392 ;
iii. 285 ; iv. 284, 478, Wa. D. O. W.
Wo.
Nicholas IV., Pope, ii. 407; iii. 336; iv.
313, 495, Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his skiU
in Greek and Latin, ii. 407, Wa. ; grants
a three years' truce to Charles, prince of
Salerno, iv. 497, Wo. ; had put to death
the ambassadors of Eelaoun Melek-el-
Mansour, ii. 408, Wa. ; his provisions
for Roman clerks in England, iiL 353,
D. ; at the general chapter of the Fran-
ciscans at Reate, ib, ; sends the bishop
of Grosseto to England to complain of
the royal prohibitions, iii. 365, D. ; his
message to the church respecting Acre,
iii. 366, D. ; grants a tenth of eccle-
s 2
276
INDEX.
Nicholas IV., Pope — cont,
Biastical reyenues for six years to Ed-
ward I., iii. 367 J iv. 331, 499, 606, D.
O. Wo. ; appoints collectors for this, iy.
332, O. ; his inqairy into the property
of the priory of Worcester, iy. 509,
Wo. ; speech of the Franciscans ahont,
ib.; dies, ui. 372, 466; iy. 332, 509, D.
Be. O. Wo.; his proceedings inyali-
dated by Boni&ce YIII., iii. 383, D.
Nicholas, cardinal bishop of Tuscolnm,
procures the election of Ralph, prior of
Worcester, to the see of Worcester to
be set aside, iy. 402, 403, Wo. ; deposes
the abbats of Eyesham and Westminster,
i. 61 ; blesses Ralph, prior of Worcester,
as abbat of Eyesham, iy. 403, Wo. ; re-
ceiyes John's homage, ii. 277, Wa.;
John's charter of submission read in
his presence, iy. 67, W. ; summons a
council at Beading for the restoration of
church property, ii. 278, Wa. ; has Ray-
mond of Toulouse expelled from Eng-
land, ii. 280, Wa. ; holds a council in
London, and puts an end to the interdict,
ii. 82, 281, Wi. Wa.
Nicholas, of Tewkesbury, a goldsmith, l
160, T. ; house belonging to, i. 161 ; his
boy miraculously cured, i. 85.
Nicholas, brother of one of the canons of
Dunstable, goes to Rome, iii. 134, D.
Nicholas, ^111 in Flitwick bought of, by
Dunstable, iii. 154, D.
Nicholas, S., in Glamorganshire, burnt by
the Welsh, i. 35, M. ; burnt by Howel's
men, i. 37.
Nicola, her defence of Lincoln castle, iiL
49, D.
Nigel le Waleys, instals the proctor of
cardinal Francis, archdeacon of Wor-
cester, iy. 496, Wo. ; installed in a pre-
bend of Westbury, iy. 502.
Niort, taken by Louis VIII., iii. 86, 91,
D.
Nismes, Walter de, marshal of France, in
liondon with the English barons, iii. 49,
D. ; left by Louis behind him in Eng-
land, iii. 51.
Noa (la Noe, between Eyrenx and
Conches), abbey of, i. 203, Bn.
Noble, John le, five marks annually given
to, by Tewkesbury, i. 181, T. ; church of
Thombury giyen to, i. 136, 143; goes
to Rome about it, L 138 ; arrangement
with the Pope about the Pope's nephew
(Opiso) and the church, i. 139, 143.
Nodariis, Robert de, seryes on a jnry, iii.
319, D.
William de, serves on a jury, ib,
Nogaret, William of^ his treatment of
Boni&ce VIII., iy. 339, O.
Nonant, Hugh de; see lichfield, bishops
of.
Robert de, carries letters from
Philip U. and John to the emperor
Henry VI., i. 191, Bu.; refuses to be
hostage for Richard I., ib, ; imprisoned
by Richard I., ib. ; dies in prison at
Canterbury, i. 192.
Non obstante, the clause, i. 284; iii. 170,
Bu. D.
Norfolk, earthquake in, in 1164, iii. 442,
Be.
Norfolk, Ralph de Waher, first earl of,
rebels against William I., i. 4, M.
other earls of; sec under Bigod.
' sheriff of, writ to, respecting a
rent-charge in Ditton, iii. 475, Be.
Norham, submission of the claimants to
the kingdom of Scotland to Edward. I.
at, iii. 368, 369 ; iy. 508, 509, D. Wo. ;
general chapter of monks at, iv. 5 10,
Wo. ; the castle taken by the Scots, iy.
346, O.
W. de, makes lime for Dunstable
priory, iii. 192, D.
Norman, William; see Malvern, Great,
prion of.
Normanderti (?), iv. 455, Wo.
Normandy, lost by John, L 26, 57 ; ii. 79,
256; iii. 28, 449; iv, 51, 392, M. T. Wi.
Wa. D. Be. O. Wo.; arrangement re-
specting, between Henry III. and S.
Louis, i. 487 ; ii. 351 ; iii. 213, 462 ; iv-.
445, Bu. Wa. D. Be. Wo. ; the style of
duke of Normandy to be no longer used
INDEX.
277
Normandy — conL
by the kings of England (1259), i. 487,
BCL
Normayile, Balph de, serves on a jury, iii.
319, D.
Northallerton (Ayertnne), the standard
erected at, ii. 227, Wa.
Northampton, opposition of archbishop
Thomas to Henry II. at the council of,
in 1164, ii 57 ; iiL 18 ; iv. 33, 381, Wi.
D. O. Wo. ; fealty sworn to John at, in
1199, L 199, Bo. ; cooncil at, in 1211, i.
30, M. ; the messengers of Innocent IIL
meet John at, in 1211, i. 209, Bu. ;
Christmas hept at, in 1223, iii. 84, D. ;
general chapter of monks at, in 1246, i.
136, 136, T. ; taken by Henry III., ii.
101 ; iii. 229, 463 ; iv. 143, 144, 450,
Wi. D. Be. 0. W. Wo. ; the inhabitants
slaughtered, for intending to set fire to
London, iii. 463, Be. ; the castle sur-
rendered by P. de Montfort, iv. 145,
W. ; tournament appointed at, but feils,
iii. 238, D.; parliament ^tt, in 1268, iL
107, 375 ; iv. 217, 458, Wi. Wa. 0. W.
Wo.; chapter of Benedictines at, in
1301, iv. 550, Wo.
— — archdeacons of:
John Houghton, iii. 128 ; «ee Bedford,
archdeacons of.
Richard de Gravesend, made bishop
of London, iii. 282 ; iv. 283 n., D. O.
S. Andrew's priory: Guy, prior of,
iii. 229, D.
S. James's abbey: Thomas, abbat
of, dies, iii. 60, D.
Northampton, Simon de St. Liz, third earl
of, dies, I 48, T.
— [William de Bohun], fifth earl,
created earl of Northampton by Edward
nL, iv. 350, O.
Northampton, John of, the rent-charges
seized by Bichard II. from, for his
felony, given to Bermondsey, iii. 481,
Be.
Northheye, a boy of, cured at Tewkesbury,
i. 85, T.
Northmen, attack Nantes, Aigon, Poiton,
and Tours, ii. 161 ; iii. 9, Wa. D. ;
their ravages in France, ii. 162 ; iii. 10,
Wa. D. ; besiege Paris, ii. 162, Wa.;
bum Treves, ii. 162, Wa. ; invade
England, and winter at Bristol in 1124,
i. 11, M.
Northumberland, Yric made carl of, by
Cnut, ii. 176, 177, Wa.
'— Morkere, earl of; see Morkere.
— — - Robert, third earl of, made earl by
William I., ii. 190, Wa. ; slain by the
Northumbrians, ib.
Robert de Mowbray, eighth earl
of ; see Mowbray, Robert de.
Henry Percy, twelfth earl of.
killed at Shrewsbury, iii. 483, Be.
Northumbria, wasted by the Danes, iii. 1 0,
11, D.
Northwood (Northwude, Norhtwode, Nort-
wude, Norwde), Henry of, his arrange-
ment with Dunstable about land in
Segenhoe, iii. 138, D. ; has some of the
people of Dunstable priory indicted for
breach of the peace, iii. 145, D. ; his
house pillaged, iii. 231, D.
— — Peter of, serves on a jury, iii. 288,
344, D.
Roger of, witnesses a writ to the
sheriff of Bedfordshire, iii. 801, D.
Thomas of, serves on a jury, iii.
288, D.
Norton, perambulation to settle the bound-
aries between it and Alvechurch, iv.
446, Wo.
. John of, made fieunuer of Gadding-
ton, iii. 161, D. ; dies, iii. 163.
Nicholas of, sacrist of Worcester,
appointed by the bishop to visit the
prior and chapter, iv. 546, Wo. ; see
Worcester, priory of.
Norwegians, invade Scotland and Man, iii.
126, D.
Norwich, the monastery of the Holy
Trinity at, built, iii. 429, Be. ; the castle
fortified by Hugh Bigod against Ste-
phen, ii. 225, Wa. ; taken by Stephen,
i. 45 ; ii. 225, T. Wa. ; S. William cru-
278
INDEX
Norwich— «ont.
cified at, by the Jews in 1144, ii. 230 ;
iii. 437 ; iv. 879, Wa. Be. Wo. ; sacked
bj the Flemingfl in 1174, iv. 383, Wo. ;
Borrendered to prince LouiB, iii. 47, D. ;
plundered by the disinherited barons, iv.
193, 467, W. Wo. ; riots at, in 1272,
and the cathedral and priory bnmt, ii.
Ill, 378 ; iy. 249, 2S0, 251, 461, WL
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; ponishment of the
rioters, ii. Ill, 378; iv. 251, 461, Wi.
Wa. O. Wo. ; the cathedral restored and
dedicated, iv. 278, O. W.
— bishops of :
Herbert Losinga, abbat of Raipsey, ii.
36, Wi. ; deprived of his staff by
William Rafns, ii. 203, Wa. ; trans-
lates the see from Thetford to Nor-
wich, iii. 428, Be. ; sent by Henry
L to Bome against S. Anseboa, ii.
41 , Wi. $ sent again, ii. 45, Wi. ; re-
turns, lb. ; dies, i. 10 ; il 45, M.Wi.
Everard, ii. 46 ; iv. 377, Wi. Wo.
William de Tnrbe, dies, L 51 ; iv.
383, T. Wo.
John of Oxford, L 51 ; ii. 240 ; iv.
36, 383, T. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; dies,
ii. 252 ; iv. 50, Wa. O.
John de Grey, archdeacon of Oxford,
ii. 73, 252 ; iii. 27 ; iv. 50, 390,
Wl Wa. D.O. Wo. 5 consecrated at
Canterbury by archbishop Hubert,
ii. 73, Wi. ; at the coronation of
John and Isabella, i. 206, Bu. ;
elected by the monks to Canterbury,
but quashed, ii. 257 ; iii. 30 ; iv.
62, 393, Wa. D. O. Wo. ; John's
complaint of his rejection, i. 211,
Bu. ; sent to Ireland by John, ii.
265 ; iii. 30, Wa. D. ; the charge
of absolving John's subjects from
their allegiance committed to him
by Pandulf, 1. 215 ; ii. 270, Bu.
Wa.; letters patent of, for peace
exhibited by John, L 221, Bu. ;
dies, i. 61 ; ii. 281 ; iv. 404, T. Wa.
Wo. ; dies in Poitou, and is buried
at Norwich, iii. 42, D.
Norwich, bishops of i—eonU
Pandulf sent by Innocent IIL to
England, i. 30 ; ii. 81, 266 ; iv. 55,
56, 399, 400, M. Wi. Wa. O. W*
Wo. ; reception of, by John, iv. 55,
O. ; holds frequent discussions with
John, iv. 56, W. ; dialogue with
John, i. 209 ; ii. 268, Bu.Wa. ; some
prisoners hanged before him by
John, i. 217 ; ii. 271, Bu. Wa. ;
saves a clerk by threatening John
with excommunication, i. 217 ; ii.
271, Bu. Wa. ; excommunicates
John at Northampton, L 31, M. ;
leaves England, ii. 271, Wa.; the
exiled bishops with, in Flanders, iii.
36, D. ; returns to Bome, L 31 ; iv.
55, M. 0. ; the case of the arch-
bishop and John referred to, by
Innocent HI., L 218, Bu. ; sub-
mission of John to Innocent HL in
his presence, ii. 275 ; iiL 36 ; iv.
56, 57, Wa, D. O. W. ; John re-
signs his crown to, L 222 ; iL 82,
Bu. Wf ; gives John the crown
back on his submission, i. 60, T. ;
invested with the kingdom of Eng-
land as proctor for the Pope, iiL
36, D. ; letters of Innocent HI. to,
abolishing Magna Charta, iiL 43,
D. ; elected bishop of Norwich, L
61 ; iv. 404, T. Wo. ; at the dedi-
cation of Worcester cathedral, iv.
409, Wo. ; succeeds Gualoas legate,
i. 63 ; iL 291 ; iii. 53 ; iv. 410, T.
Wa. D. Wo. ; at the second corona-
tion of Henry HI., iii. 57, 1). ; at
the translation of S. Thomas, iiL
464, Be. ; receives the castles of
Henry, earl of Cornwall, iiL 60, D.;
excommunicates the earl of Albe-
marle, iii. 63, D. ; makes John,
abbat of Fountains, bishop of Ely,
iv. 412, Wo. ; Bristol castle re-
ngned to, by Hugh de Vivonia, iii«
65, D. ; he g^ves it to Waleran, ib, ;
William de S. M^re TEglise, bishop
of London, resigns his see to, ii.
INDEX.
279
Nonriohy buhops of :— coii<.
Pandolf— -con/.
294 ; iii 65, Wa. D. ; aid promised
to John de Brienne throogli his
means, iii. 67, D. ; Marlborough
castle giyen up to, iii. 68, D. ; re-
signs the legateship, i. 65 ; ii. 295 ;
lit 75 5 iv. 418, T. Wa. D. Wo. j
lays the first stone of Salisbury
cathedral, L 66, T. ; causes the
tmce to be lengthened in Foiton,
iii. 75, D. ; consecrated bishop of
Norwich at Rome by the Pope, ii
296, Wa. ; appeals against the
coronation of Loais YIIL, unless
he first restore Normandy, iiL 81,
D.; dies, 1. 68 ; ii 302 ; iii. 100;
iv. 68, 419, T. Wa. D. W. Wo. ;
had absolved Hubert de Burgh
from his Yow of pilgrimage, iii
128, D.
Thomas de Blunville^ nephew of
Hubert de Burgh, i 69 ; ii. 302 ;
iii 100 [called Flamville], iv. 68,
419, T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; con-
secrated in London by Stephen
Langton, ii 302, Wa. ; assists in
dedicating the altar of S. Mary
at Dunstable, iii 126, D. ; dies, i
253 ; ii 817 ; iii. 147 ; iv. 83, 428,
Bu. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
[Simon of Elmham], prior of Norwich,
elected, but quashed, iii. 148, D.
William de Baleigh, one of the judges
in the suit between the priory and
town of Dunstable, iii 122, D. ;
made bishop, i 112 [called Stath-
ford], ii 323 ; ui 148 ; iv. 83,430,
T. Wa. D. W. Wo. ; consecrated
in London by archbishop Edmund,
ii 88, 323; iv. 86, Wi Wa. O.
W.; crosses with the legate, iii.
167, D. ; postulated to Winchester,
i 132; ii. 88, 330; iii 162; iv.
90, 435, T. Wi. Wa. D. W. Wo. ;
see Winchester, bishops of.
Walter Suffleld, iii 166 ; iv. 436, D.
Wo. ; consecrated at Norwich, ii
Norwich, bishops of I'^eont.
Walter Suffield— con<.
336, Wa.; at Dunstable at Ihe
meeting of the bishops against the
archbi^op's visitation, iii 181, D. ;
excommunicates the infractors of
Magna Charta, i 305, 319, Bu. ;
one of the executors ibr collecting
the aid granted to the king in 1254,
i 325, 364 ; iii. 191, Bu. D. ; his letter
on this to the dean of Ghristiauity
at Stafford, i. 325, Bu.; letter to
the Bubprior of Burton, i 326, Bu. ;
taxation of, at Burton, in 1254,
1. 366, Bu. ; composition with the
deigy, i 389, Bu. ; dies, i. 159 ;
iv. 117, T. W.; his taxation, i
361 ; iv. 225, Bu. W.
Walton, Simon de, justice itinerant at
Warwick in 1247, iii. 172, D. ; at
Dunstable, iii 174, D. ; at Wor-
cester in 1249, iv. 439, Wo. ; Stoke
given to, by Worcester priory, iv.
442, Wo.; justice itinerant in
Buckinghamshire in 1254, iii. 192,
D. ; at Dunstable, iii 193, D. ;
lease of Harvington manor granted
to, by Worcester, iv. 442, Wo. ;
bishop of Norwich, iii 204 ; iv. 117,
444, D. W. Wo.; consecrated at
Canterbury by archbishop Boniface,
i 409 ; iv. 118, Bu. O. ; at the dedi-
cation of Salisbury cathedral, i. 166,
T. ; power of absolving the king
from the provisions of Oxford com-
mitted to, by the Pope, iv. 135,
W. ; rage of the barons against,
&,', dies, ii. 103, 372 ; iv. 183, Wi.
Wa.W.
Boger Skirving, prior of Norwich, ii
372; iv. 183, Wa. W. ; his con-
secration, iv. 190, W.; dies, ii
389 ; iv. 275, 473, 475, Wa. O. W.
Wo.
William of Middleton, archdeacon of
Canterbury, ii. 389 ; iv. 275, 276,
473, 476, Wa. W. O. Wo. ; friend-
ship of archbishop Kilwarby for.
280
INDEX
Norwich, bishops of i-^^ont.
William of Middleton— <M>ne.
iy. 276, W. ; consecrated by him at
Lambeth, ii. 389 ; iii. 278 ; iv. 276,
Wa. D. O. W. ; dedicates the ca-
thedral after its restoration, ii. 390 ;
iv. 278, 474, Wa. 0. W. Wo.;
buries bishop Nicholas of Winches-
ter, ii. 393 ; iv. 477, Wa. Wo. ; dies,
iv. 315, O. W.
Ralph Walpole, iv. 315, 816, O. W. ;
consecrated by archbishop Feccham
at Canterbury, iv. 316, O. W.
John Salmon, prior of Ely, his elec-
tion to Ely quashed, iv. 542, Wo. ;
appointed by Pope Boniftce YIIL,
iv. 543, Wo. ; consecrated by arch-
bishop Winchelsey at Canterbury,
ib,
Norwich, priors of:
Ralph de Wareham, made bishop of
Chichester, i. 63 ; iv. 410, T. Wo.
William, dies, i. 99, T.
Roger Skirving ; see bishops of Nor-
wich.
Nicholas de Hoo, agreement with the
prior of Bermondsey respecting
Chalk, iii. 476, Be.
archdeacons of:
Geoffrey de Burgh [called William],
his election to Ely quashed, iv. 412,
Wo. ; made bishop of Ely, L 68 ;
iv. 66, T. O. W. ; see Ely, bishops
of.
Simon de Cantelupe, iii. 152, D. ;
chancellor, ib,
Norwich, Geofi&ey of, seized by John, and
murdered in prison at Bristol, iii. 34, D.
— Geoffrey of, on the side of Wor-
cester priory against the bishop, iv. 498,
Wo.
Ralph of, judge in the cause be-
tween the priory and town of Dunstable,
iiL 122, D. ; dies, iii. 126.
Nottingham castle, besieged by the barons
in 1193, iv. 47, O. ; holds out agunst
Richard I., i. 191, Bu. ; captured by
Richard L, i. 192 ; ii. 249, Bu. Wa. ;
Nottingham castle — cent,
judgment of the peers against John at,
i. 24, M. ; John shuts himself up in, in
1212, ii. 268, Wa. ; justices itinerant at,
in 1255, L 337, 372, Bu. ; surrendered
to Henry m., iv. 146, W. ; its strength,
ib» ; Henry IIL keeps Easter at, A. ;
Henry IH. goes to the relief of Roches-
ter from, iii. 231, D. ; parliament at, in
1 265, ii. 1 03, WL See Trent.
Robert, archdeacon, made bishop
of Worcester, iv. 44, 0»
Noyun, Thomas de, dies at Damietta, iii.
54, D.
Nucheria ; see Lucera.
Nutley (Notele, Nothleya), John of Ludk>w
admitted chancellor of Oxford at, iv.
324,0.
abbatsof;
John, deposed by Grosseteste, iiL 143,
D.
John Grendon, his suit with Tewkes-
bury about the tithes of Swelle
Foinz manor, i. 158, T.
Nympha, Berard de, false and extortionate
action of, iii. 172, D.
o.
Oakley ; see Uggley.
Ockley (Ocleie), wood of, iii. 61, D.
Octavianus, sent as legate into England by
Urban HL, ii. 244, Wa.
Octovianus, Anti-Fope by the name of
Victor IV., I 48, 49 ; IL 238; iii. 18,
440 ; iv. 32, T. Wa. D. Be. O. W. ; inr
vested with the papacy by Frederick L,
ii. 56, Wi. ; supported by Frederick I.,
iv. 32, O. W. ; deserted by him, iv. 38,
W. ; dies, i. 49 ; iv. 381 n., T. Wo.
Oddingley, given to Worcester by bishop
Cenwald, iv. 564, Wo.
Odiham (Hodiham), Godwine dies at, ii.
25, Wi.
IKDIX
281
Odilo, S., abbat of Clngny, ii. 169, Wa. i
Benediet, brother of Pope John XX.,
hopes to obtain pardon through his
intervention, ii. 178 ; establishes the
festival of AU Souls' Day, ii. 179.
Odo, made king of the Franks, ii. 163,
Wa. ; dies, ib.
Odo, count of Champagne, disinherited by
William II., ii. 206, Wa.
Odo (Odda), made earl of Devonshire,
Somersetshire, &c., iL 185, Wa. ; put
over the fleet, t&. ; at Sandwich, ib.;
goes in pursuit of Gtodwine, ib. ; returns
to Sandwich, ib.
Odo, bishop of Bayeux, imprisoned by
William L, ii. 33, 194, 197, Wi. Wa. ;
released on his death, ii. 35, Wi. ; heads
the conspiracy against William II. in
favour of Robert, u. 35, 198, Wi. Wa. ;
benefits of William to him, ii. 198, Wa. ;
lays waste Kent, ii. 199, Wa. ; the Eng-
hih go to Rochester after him, and he
retires to Fevensey, ib,; surrenders
Rochester castle, and flies across the
sea, ii. 200, Wa. ; flies to Normandy, ii.
86, 200, Wi. Wa.
Odo, knight of Winibald de Baalnm, gives
Ampney Gmcis to Bermondsey, iii. 428,
Be.
Ofia, king of Essex, goes to Rome, and
becomes a monk, ii. 154 ; iii. 9, Wa. D.
0£b, king of Mercia, ii. 6, WL ; gifts of,
to Worcester priory, iv. 366, Wo. ; pro-
cures iBthelbert's death, ii. 158, Wa.
Offenthone (Ofiynthone), David of, taken
prisoner while plundering by prince Ed-
ward, iii. 241, D.
Richard o( hanged in London, iii.
252, D.
Offley (Offele), manor of Gfeoffirey de S.
L^er, burnt, iii. 246, D. ; com bought
at, by Dunstable, iii. 299, D.
Ogmore (XJggemore), Hawisa, lady of,
marries Patrick de Chaworth, i. 133, T.
OiUy, Oily ; see Oyly.
Oky, Ralph, charge against, respecting the
right of the prior of Dunstable to com-
monage at Houghton, iii 345, D.
Olave, S., defeated by Cnnf, ii. 179, Wa. ;
killed by the Norwegians, ib. ; his mar-
tyrdom, ii. 16, Wi.
Olave, S., Peter de, gives Hoddesdon to
Bermondsey, iii. 429, Be.
Oldbury-on-Sevem (Holdebire), land at,
given to Tewkesbury, i. 96, T.
Oldcastle, John, condemned for heresy, iii.
484, Be.
Oldedune, suit against Tewkesbury re-
specting land near, i. 109, T.
Oleron (Olymm), isle of, expedition sent
by Edward I. to, iii. 385, D.
Olney, John of, induces William Beau-
champ, earl of Warwick to be buried
among the Franciscans, iv. 537, Wo.
Omberslcy (Ambresle), Thomas de
Stokes, abbat of Tewkesbury, blessed at,
i. 155, T. ; the forest deforested by
bishop Silvester of Worcester, i. 64 ; iv.
410, T. Wo.
Omer, S., Richard, king of Germany, met
at, by some of the barons, iv. 121, W. ;
defeat of the French by the Flemings
at, iv. 655, Wo.
Oncredam, Adam de, land at Broadwas
bought from, by Worcester, iv. 444,
Wo. ; part g^ven to E., fuller, iv. 445.
Opiso, nephew of Pope Innocent IV., the
bishop of Worcester requires Tewkes-
bury to admit his proctor to Thombury
church, i. 138, T. ; is to have forty
annual marks flrom Tewkesbury till he
gets a better benefice, L 139, T.
Ordulf, subscribes the foundation charter
of Burton abbey, i. 184, Bu.
Ordwy, Ralph, writ of mort d'ancestre
of, against Dunstable, iii. 328, D.; his
descent firom the youngest (Huel) of
three brothers who had held the land in
question, ib. ; writ to the prior to restore
his lands, ib,
Orford (Hereford) in Suffolk, the castle
surrendered to prince Louis, iii 47, D.
Oriwalle, Peter de; see Rievaulx, Peter
de.
Orkneys, subdued by Claudius, ii. 1 30, Wa. ;
seized by Magnus, i. 6, M.
282
INDEX.
Orleans, mnrden oommitted at| by the
Fa8toiireaiix,i.291,Ba. ; S. Louis meets
Henry m. at, i. 328, Bo.
duke of, taken prisoner at Agin-
coort, iii. 484, Be.
Ormisdas, king of Persia, killed by Ghos-
roes, ii. 4, Wi.
Omac, a city of the Tartars, L 272, 278,
Ba.
Orosios, irritlngs of, iy. 362, Wo.
Orpington (Orpentone), Reginald of Lon-
don, rector of, appointed proctor for B.
de Secya, i. 129, T.
Osney, abbey of: S. Mary's church founded
in the isle of Osney by Robert d'Oyly
n., iv. 19, O. W. ; the ishind of Medley
(Middeny) given to, iv. 25, O. ; S.
G^oige*8 church giyea to. It. 26 ; Ben-
sington and Turkdean churches giyen
to, by John de Fageham, ib. ; S. €^rge*s
and S. Mary Magdalene's churches ad-
judged to, by Eugenius IIL, iv. 27 ;
inyestiture of S. Mary Magdalene's re-
ceiyed through the bishop of London,
iy. 37 ; the opposition of the canons of
S. Frideswide's silenced, iy. 38 j Adam,
bishop of S. Asaph, dies at, iy. 39 ;
churches of Water-Ferry and Hampton
Gay, and two hides in Fesi giyen, iy. 43 ,
suit with S. Frideswide's settled, iy. 50 ;
suit respecting Norham and Beechcroft
tithes settled, ib, ; land of Fulwille ob-
tained, iy. 51 ; land of litUeTew obtained,
iy. 52 ; council at, in 1222, under Stephen
Langton, iy. 62, O. W. ; Henry d'Oyly
n. buried at, iy. 73, O. ; attack on the
legate Otho at, by the Oxford scholars,
i. 107, 253 ; ii. 88 ; iii. 147 ; iy. 84, 85,
481, T. Bu. Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; Otho's
cook killed, i. 253 ; iii. 147 ; iy. 85, Bu.
D. W. ; the abbat and conyent go to
London, and obtain pardon, iy. 431, Wo.;
letter of Alexander IV. respecting the
debt due to the merchants of Sienna, iy.
107, O. ; obliged to pay 200 marks to
the Siennese merchants through the
king's artifice, iy. 110 ; the money
paid, iy. Ill ; this reckoned as part of
Osney, abbey of--«aii(.
the tax due to the king, ib, ; loss of, by
the retairing of the hostels at Oxford,
ib, ; letters patent respecting the tax, iy.
112 ; right of ingress into Staines
church confirmed, iy. 120 ; inyesti-
gation into the conyenf s rig^t to S.
George's in the castle, and confinna-
tion of the church to them, iy. 120,
121 ; Heniy WL keeps Christmas at,
in 1266, ii. 105, 378 ; iy. 197, WI Wa.
O. ; the legate with lum, iL 105, 373»
WL Wa. ; some of the legate's serysnta
killed, ii. 105, 373, Wi. Wa. ; Adam de
Senestan, rector of Heth, buried at, iy.
215, O. ; his books, &c. come to the
conyent, tb, ; pay a fortieth towards the
redemption of ^e dinnherited, iy. 218 ;
two canicates in Morton and Estrop
giyen by Matthew de Strattone, who is
buried in the church, iy. 226 ; the high
altar dedicated by Richard, bishop of
Lincoln, iy. 227 ; Basilia of Worcester
buried at, iy. 249 ; the prelates buried at,
translated, ib, ; visitation of archbishop
Kilwarby in 1270, iy. 270 ; large amount
of procurations paid to him in com-
parison with archbishop Boniface, ib.;
Fhilip of Eye dies and is buried at, iy.
27 1 , 0. W. ; confirmation of the churches
in his diocese to, by bishop Richard of
Grayesend of Lincoln, iy. 282, 283, n.,
0. ; Thomas de Wykes becomes a canon
of, iy. 292, W. ; yisitation of archbishop
Feccham m 1284, iy. 297, 298, O. W.;
no firost or snow at, for six months in
1284, iy. 303, O. ; visitation of bishop
0. Sutton in 1290, iy. 327.
priors and abbatS of :
Ralph, iy. 19, O. ; dies, iy. 21.
Wigod, ib, ; made abbat, iy. 22 ; goes
to Rome respecting S. George's
church, iy. 27 ; dies, iy. 33,
Edward, ib, ; dies, iy. 39.
Hugh of Buckingham, iy. 40 ; dies, iy.
61.
Clement, prior, ib, ; dies, iy« 62.
Richard de Grai, prior, ib,; dies, iy. 70.
IKDXX.
283
Omey, prion and abbats of: — eonU
JdbM, sub-prior, t&.; goes to Rome,
and returns, i. 87, T.; saying of
Henry IIL respecting, iy. 77, O. ;
becomes a Minorite, i. 98, T., at
Northampton, !▼. 82, O.
John de Lecche, L 98 ; iv. 88, T. 0.
[called John de Selac by T.] ; dies,
iv. 100, 101, O.
Adam de Bemen, iv. 101, O. ; dies,
iv, 106.
Bichaid de Appeltre, iv. 107 ; his
cause with B. de Aomeri respecting
Weston manor, iv. 112, 209, O. ;
excused attendance from illness, iv.
112 ; settlement of the case, iv. 126,
210 ; resigns, iv. 208 ; dies, iv. 280.
William of Sutton, iv. 210 ; goes to
the council of Lyons, iv. 257 ; dies,
iv. 302, O. W. ; his character, iv.
802, O.
Roger of Coventry, iv. 802, 803, W.
O. ; his confirmation and installa-
tion, ib,i appointed collector of the
tenth, in 1291, for half the diocese
of Lincoln, iv. 882, O. ; the tenth
due from Dunstable paid to, iii.
372, D. ; presides at the general
chapter at Huntingdon, iii. 890, D.;
money for the king paid to, by
Dunstable, iii. 892, D.
— ^— priors of, after the convent was
made an abbey :
Robert, made prior of S. Mary's,
London, iii. 41, D.
Clement, made abbat; tee Osney,
abbats ot
Richard de Grai, made abbat ; see
Osney, abbats oL
Hervey, made prior of Newenham, iiL
93, D.
the prior in 1280 made prior of Chal-
combe, iii. 125, D.
Henry de Merdene, made prior of
Hexham, iv. 229, 0.
— — sub-priors of :
the sub-prior in 1218 made prior of
Kenilworth, iii. 41, D.
Osney, sub-priors of :— -oral.
John, made abbat ; see Osney, abbats
ot
Osney, canons of:
Walter de Gant, made abbat of Wal-
tham, iv. 40, 0.
G., made prior of S. Bartholomew's,
London, and then becomes a monk
at Abingdon, iiL 41, D.
Richard de Wrthe, made abbat of
Dorchester, iv. 83, O.
Thomas de Wykes ; see Wykes.
precentor, Richard, made abbat of
Ouston, iv. 88, O.
Osney, Robert of, made prior of S. Geoige's,
Canterbuiy, liL 41, D. ; resigns, and
becomes a monk at Clairvaux, ib.
Osred, king of Northumbria, ii 154, Wa. ;
dies, ii. 155.
Osrich, king <^ Northumbria, ib. ; dies, ib»
Osset, Joscelin de,cardinal, excommunicates
Robert Bruce, and puts Scotland under
an interdict, iv. 345, O.
Oswald, S., king of Northumbria, receives
Cynegils firom the font, iv. 864, Wo. ;
slays Cedwalla, iL 151, Wa. ; his death,
ii. 5, Wi ; slain by Penda, ii. 151 ; iiL
7, Wa. D. ; his head found with the
body of S. Cuthbert at Gloucester, L 44,
T. s his body found uncorrupt, iv. 874,
Wo.
Oswald, S., bishop of Worcester, arch-
bishop of York; see Worcester, bishops
ol
Oswaldslaw, hundred oi^ is not to aid in
the fine exacted firom Worcestershire in
1246, iv. 437, Wo. ; quarrel between the
bishop and priory of Worcester respect-
ing, iv. 489, 440 ; violence against the
liberty o^ done by W. Beauchamp, iv,
440.
Oswardston, in Lydd, land in, given to
Bermondsey, iiL 448, Be. \ composition
respecting lands in, iiL 467, Be.
Oswi, king of Northumbria, iL 151, Wa. ;
slays Fenda, and converts the Mercians,
iL 152 ; subdues the Picts, ib. ; settles the
controversy about Easter, ib. ; dies, ib.
281
INDEX.
Obwi, slain at Ipswich, ii. 172, Wa.
Osyth, S., takes the veil, iii. 7, D.
Otford (Otheford, Otteford), letter dated
at, i. 402, Bu.
II Philip of, sent by Pope Innocent
in. to preach the crosade in England,
iii. 40, D.
Otho IV., emperor, bom, ii. 239, Wa. ;
elected emperor, i. 28, 196 ; ii. 251 ; iv.
48, M. Bu. Wa. O. ; elected through the
influence of Bichard L, i. 196, Bu. ; his
war with Philip of Suabia, i. 23 ; iv. 48,
M. O. ; lUchard L leaves all his jewels
to, i. 197, |Bu. ; his electi<Hi confirmed
by Innocent III., i. 200, Bu. ; desires
John not to make peace with Philip II.,
as he will help him, ib, ; sum assigned
to, by Richard I. at his death, ii. 73,
Wi. ; sends his brothers to demand it of
John, ib.; demands of John the earl-
doms of York and Poiton and the trea-
sures Bichaid had given him, i. 201,
Bu. ; not to have John's aid, one of the
terms of the treaty of 1200 between
Philip II. and John, i. 205, Bu. ; comes
to England, iii 31, 450 ; iv. 395, D. Be.
Wo. ; receives money from John, and
returns, iv. 395, Wo. ; attempts to re-
concile John and archbishop Langton,
ii. 261, Wa. ; embassy of John to, ib. ;
acknowleged as emperor, L 59, 207 ; ii.
80 ; iii. 82, T. Bu. WL D. ; marries
Beatrice, daughter of Philip of Suabia,
iv. 398, Wo. ; crowned by Innocent III.
at Borne, i. 59 ; ii. 80, 264 ; iii. 33 ; iv.
398, T. Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ; quarrels with
Innocent III., ii. 264; iii. 32; iv. 54,
Wa. D. 0. ; seizes some of his caatles,
iv. 399, Wo. ; excommunicated by In-
nocent ni., i. 59 ; ii. 81, 266, 290 ; iv.
399, T. Wi. Wa. Wo, ; invades Sicily,
ii. 266, 290, Wa. ; subdues Apulia, i.
59 ; iv. 400, T. Wo. ; Frederick, king
of Sicily, sent against him by Innocent
IIL, i. 60 ; iiL 35 ; iv. 400, T. D. Wo. ;
defeated at Bovines, ii. 281 ; iii. 41 ; iv.
403, Wa. D. Wo. ; escapes with difficulty,
ii. 281,Wa.; dies,ii. 290; iii. 54, Wa.
Otho IV.— con^
D. ; account of his career, ii 290, Wa. ;
reduced to submission by Innocent IIL,
i. 215, Bu.
Otho of Wittelsbaeh, murders Philip of
Suabia, brother of the emperor Henry
VL, iL 80 ; iv. 397, Wi. Wo.
Otho II., duke of Bavaria, defeats the Tar-
tars, i. 118, T.
Otho, the legate, comes to England, i. 104 ;
ii. 87, 317 ; iii. 99 ; iv. 83, 430, T. WL
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his demands from
the cathedrals, iii. 99, D. ; answer of the
province of Canterbury, ib, ; present at
the colloquy at York for peace with
Scotland, iii. 146, D. ; present at the
enthronization of W. de Cantelupe at
Worcester, iv. 428, Wo. ; excommuni-
cates the infringeis of Magna Charta, iv.
83, W. ; holds a council in London, i.
105, 253, 254 ; it 87, 317 ; iii. 146 ; iv.
84, 429, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wa;
statutes of, against pluralities, iii. 146,
D. ; deprives of their benefices those
who immediately succeeded their fathers,
iv. 429, Wo. ; legitimizes the ill^timatc
clergy, iv. 429, Wo. ; has a safe conduct
from the king, iiL 147, D. ; disturbance
with the Oxford cleigy, iv. 429, Wo. ;
riot of the Oxford scholars against, when
at Osney, L 107, 253 ; iL 88 ; iii. 1^7 ;
iv. 84, 217, 431, T. Bu. WL D. O. W.
Wo. ; his cook killed, L 253 ; iii. 147 ;
iv. 85, 217, D. W. ; hides in the church
tower, L 253, Bu. ; escapes to the king
at Abingdon, iv. 85, 431, O. W. Wo. ;
at Wallingford excommunicates the
Oxford scholars, and suspends the
studies of the university, iv. 431, Wo. ;
his pardon begged in London by the
abbat and convent of Osney and the
Oxford regent masters, ib, ; receives
archbishop Edmund honourably on his
return, i. 110, T. ; request to, from the
bishops and clergy, that the grievances
of the clergy be corrected by the king,
L 254, Bu. ; puts Winchester under
an interdict, ii. 88, Wi. ; authorizes
INDEX.
285
Otfao, fhe legate — cont
Dnnstable priorj to have possession of
Bradborne charch, ilL 149, D. ; holds
a parliament in London in 1240, i. 116,
T. ; payment of Te'wkesbniy to, ib, ;
imposes a tallage in England against the
emperor Frederick 11., i. 257, 366, Ba. ;
payment of Barton abbey to, at the hall
of the bishop of Dorham, i. 366, Bo. ;
archbishop Edmund leaves England in
consequence of, ii. 88, Wi. ; appealed to
by the abbat of Waverley in defence
of their privileges, but is remiss, iL
326, Wa. ; has many conventual and
country churches dedicated, ii. 328, Wa. ;
leaves England, i. 116; u. 88, 328;
iii. 167 ; iv. 87, 88, 432, T. Wi. Wa.
D. W. O. Wo. ; conducted by Henry
III. and the nobles, ii. 328, Wa. ; goes
to the council at Rome,!. 116; iii. 154,
157 ; iv. 432, T. D. Wo. ; captured by
Frederick H., i. 119; iL 88; iii. 155,
156 ; iv. 88, 89, 432, 433, T. Wa. D.
W. O. Wo. ; imprisoned by Frederick
II., iv. 88, W. ; his constitutions con-
firmed by Ottoboni, iv. 215, W. ; by
archbishop Peccham, iv. 285, 0.
Otho, t. e. Epte, the river, i. 199, Bu.
Othred, duke, gifts of, to Worcester, iv,
866, Wo.
Ottdener,Osbert, son of William, gives Tym-
berwood land to Bermondsey, iii. 440, Be.
Ottoboni, legate, comes to England with
the queen, ii. 367 ; iii. 240 ; iv. 179, 180,
455, Wa. D. W. O. Wo.; lands at
Dover, ii. 108 ; iv. 455, Wi. Wo. ; meets
the king at Canterbury, iv. 455, Wo. ;
goes to London, iv. 180, O. W. ; puts
various cities, including London, under
an interdict, but soon relaxes i(, iv. 180,
O. ; holds a council at Westminster, ii.
103 ; iv. 180, Wi. O. ; excommunicates
the dead S. de Montfort and his adhe-
rents, ii. 367, Wa.; at Dunstable, iii.
240, D. ; summons various bishops who
had hindered Guy Foulquois from coming
the previous year, i6. ; suspends four
bishops, iv. 181, 455, 456, 464, O. Wo. ;
orders them to go to Rome, iv. 456,
Ottoboni, legate — cont.
Wo. ; at Northampton at Christmas, ii.
103, 368, Wi. Wa. ; summons the
bishops of London and Chichester to
appear before him, iv. 1 85, W. ; endea-
vours to mediate at Eenilworth, ii. 371 ;
iiL 242 ; iv. 191, Wa. D. W. ; summons
the clergy to Coventry, iii. 243, D. ;
persuades the king to submit to the de-
cision of twelve persons, ii. 104, 373,
Wi. Wa. ; assents to the answer of the
nobles to the king's request, ii. 371, Wa. ;
to be joined to the twelve appointed by
the dictum of Kenil worth, ii. 372, Wa. ;
his advice to the occupiers of the isle of
Ely, iv. 196, W. ; his endeavours for
peace, iii. 244, D. ; suspends the bishops
of London and Chichester, ii. 104, 115,
373, 381, Wi. Wa.; at Osney when
some of his servants are killed, ii. 105,
373, 374, Wi. Wa.; in the Tower of
London, ii. 105, 374; iv. 200, 201, 457,
Wi. Wa. 0. W. Wo. ; besieged there by
the disinherited, iv. 200, O. ; besieged
by Gilbert de Clare, iv. 201, W. ; re-
leased by the king, and brought to Strat-
ford, iv. 202, O. W. ; visits Winchester,
ii. 106, 374; iv. 457, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
finds the abbey in debt, iv. 467, Wo. ;
settles the question as to the priory, ii.
105, 374, Wi. Wa.; goes into Wales
with Henry III. for peace, ii. 105, 374,
Wi. Wa.; makes peace between Henry
in. and Llewellyn, iii 461 ; iv. 457, Be.
Wo. ; keeps Christmas with Henry IH.
at Winchester, iv. 457, Wo. ; lays Hyde
abbey under an interdict in consequence
of a fight, ii. 106, 374 ; iv. 467, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; confirms Nicholas of Ely bishop
of Winchester, iv. 458, Wo.; holds a
council in S. Paul's, London, ii. 106,
375 ; iii. 247 ; iv. 215, 468, Wi. Wa. D.
O. W. Wo.; suspends the bishop of
London, iii. 247, D. ; confirms the con-
stitutions of Otho, iv. 215, W. ; his own
constitutions, ib, ; his skill in stopping
opposition to them, iv. 216, W. ; leaves
to the bishops the carrying out those
concerning pluralities, remembering the
286
INDEX.
Ottoboni, legate — cont,
riot against Otho, iv. 217, W. ; at the
parliament at Northampton, ii. 107, 87 5 ;
iv. 458, Wi. Wa, Wo. ; requests leave
to return, ii. 107, 375, Wl. Wa. j signs
prince Edward, Edmund, and others
with the cross, ii. 107, 876; iv. 217,
458, Wi. Wa. 0. W. Wo.; restores
Valentine to the priory of Winchester,
ii. 107, 375, Wi. Wa. ; leaves England,
ii. 107, 375 ; iv. 217, 219, 458, Wi. Wa.
O. W. Wo. ; his rapacity, iv. 217, 0. j
his character, iv. 218, O. ; had put
twenty-seven towns of England under
an interdict, ib. ; Pope as Adrian Y.,
ii. 122, 386 ; iii. 267, 276 ; iv. 268, 269,
470, 471, Wi. Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ; dies
before his consecration, ii. 122, 386,
387; iv. 268, 269, 470, 471, Wi. Wa.
W. O. Wo. ; verses on, ii. 122, WL ; his
constitutions confirmed by archbishop
Feccham, iv. 285, O.
Otuel, brother of Richard earl of Chester,
drowned, ii. 217 ; iii. 433, Wa. Be.
Ouen, 8., B<^ger, prior of Bermondsey,
made abbat of, iii. 440, Be.
W. de, messenger of John to Lmo*
centUL, i. 218, Bu.
See Bouen, bishops of.
Onfra, Ufra ; see lAttleover, Mickleover.
Ouston (Osolveston, Osolfestona, Hohol-
vestone), abbats of :
Peter de Bocland, deposed by Grosse-
teste, iii. 143, D.
Richard, precentor of Osney, iv. 83, 0.
Overbury, lease of the church of, iv. 398,
Wo.; chapel of Berrow consolidated
with, iv. 416 ; given by Worcester to G.
of Norwich, iv. 613.
Ovid, quoted, ii. 7, 11, 812 ; iv. 330, Wi.
Wa.0.
Owen ap Cadogan, prince of Powis, at-
tacked by Henry I., i. 9, M. ; killed, iv.
16, 376, O. Wo.
Owen Gwynedd, makes peace with Henty
n., i. 16, M. ; his hostages put to death
by Henry II., ii. 239, Wa.
Owen the Bed, son of GrifBith, succeeds
David, iv. 437, Wo. ; makes peace with
Henry HI., and divides the country, iv*
438, Wo. ; freed by the peace of 1277,
iL 125, WL
Oxford, the castle built by Robert d'Oyly
I., iv. 9, O.; Robert le Poule lectiues
at, in 1133, iv. 19, O.; the castle eiro-
neously said to have been taken by Ste-
phen m 1135, iv. 20, O. W. ; the castte
fortified by Brian Fitz-Count in 1138,
ii. 51, WL ; Roger, bishop of Salisbury,
and others, seized by Stephen in the
castle in 1139, iv. 23, O. ; Matilda re-
ceived as lady at, by Robert d'Oyly,
iv. 23,0.; council at, in 1139, iL 51,
WL ; Matilda besieged in the castle,
iL 53, 229 ; iii. 436 ; iv. 24, WL Wa. Be.
O. W. ; her escape, ii. 53, 229; iiL
436 ; iv. 24, WL Wa. Be. O. W. ; sur-
rendered to Stephen in 1142, ii. 53,
229 ; iv. 24, Wi. Wa. O. ; burnt by Ste-
phen, iv. 24, O. ; fire at, in 1161, !▼•
380, Wo.; the *' publicani " expelled
from, in 1165, iii. 19, D. ; council at,
in 1 166, at which the weavers' heresy is
condemned, L 49 ; iv. 381, T. Wo. ;
translation of S. Frideswide at, in 1180,
ii. 241 ; iv. 39, 884, Wa. O. W. Wo. ;
fire at, in 1190, iv. 43, O. ; parliament
at, in 1206, L 28, M. ; two clerks hanged
at, in 1209, and the schools dispersed in
consequence, iii. 32 ; iv. 54, D. O. ; Ste^
phen of Lexinton leaves the schools,
and goes to Quarr, iiL 67, D. ; council
held at, by Stephen Langton, in 1222, i.
66 ; ii. 84, 296 ; iii. 76 ; iv. 62, 415, T.
WL Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; riots between
the scholars and townsmen in 1228, iiL
109, D. ; interdict on the town, iii. 110,
D. ; tallage exacted from, in 1234, by
Henry IH., iv. 77, O. ; reception of
queen Eleanor at, in 1235, iv. 82, W. ;
disturbance between the clergy and the
legate Otho in 1238, iv. 429, Wo.; the
scholars attack the servants of the legate
Otho, L 107, 253 ; iL 88; iii. 147; iv. 84,
85, 431, T. Bu. Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; the
studies of the university suspended by tiie
INDEX.
287
Ozford^con/.
legate in coDBequence, iv. 431, Wo. ; the
regent masters go to him in London for
pardon, ib, ; the scholars pay a heavy
fine for this, i. Ill, T. ; the scholars re-
stored, iii. 147, D. ; robbeiy by the clerks
in the Jewry in 1244, iv. 91, O. W.j
their imprisonment, and liberation by
Grosseteste, ib, ; the Franciscans enlarge
their bomidaries at, in 1245, iy. 93, W. ;
the Dominicans in, leave their old house
in the Jewry, and enter a new one, it.
94, W. ; their first celebration, iy. 95,
W. ; . . . takes a degree in law, i. 135,
T. ; chapter of monks in 1246 at, ill-
attended, ib. ; parliament at, in 1247, ii.
90 ; iy. 96, Wi. W. ) day fixed for a
canse relating to Dnnstable to be heard
at, iiL 172, D. ; general chapter of the
deigy summoned for, in 1249, but re-
moved to London, ii, 91, Wi. ; council
of Black monks at, in 1250, i. 140, T. ;
disturbance between the scholars and
townspeople in 1251, i. 147, T. ; general
chapter of Black monks at, in 1253,
L 150; ii. 94; iy. 442, T. Wi. Wo. ;
statutes decided at the general chap-
ter, L 151, T. ; assembly of abbats
at, L 153, T. ; the hostels re-taxed in
1256, iy. Ill, O.; the Carmelites build
in Stockwell Street, iy. 118, O. ; regular
tions for regents who tranf^|;res8 the sta-
tutes, t 436, Bu.; parliament at, in 1258,
L 163, 174, 438 ; ii. 97 ; iii. 208, 462 ;
iy. 118, 119, 445, T. Bu. Wi. D. Be. O.
W. Wo. ; proceedings at this parliament
described by an eye-witness, i. 443, Bu.;
oaths of the barons, &e. at, i. 447, Bu. ;
the statutes of the council relating to
monks to be read in all monasteries, i.
485, Bu.; quarrel between the towns-
men and clerks in 1263, ii. 100 ; iy. 139,
449, Wi. O. Wo. ; peace made between
them, iy. 449, Wo. ; the scholars ex-
pelled by the king, and leave Oxford, iv.
141, O.; the nnivevBity dispersed for a
parliament by fhe kii^s order, ii. 101 ;
iv. 449, Wi. Wa ; they return under the
protection of Simon de Montfort, iv. 141,
Oxfi>rd— coR^.
O. ; the town entered by Heniy m. in
spite of the old superstition, iv. 142, 143,
449, O. W. Wo. ; his^gifts and promises
to S. Frideswide's, iv. 143, 0. ; parlia-
ment at, in 1263, iiL 221; iv. 140, D.
W.; legend of S. Frideswide about a
king not entering, iv. 143, 264, W. ;
interdicted for two days and a half in
1266, ii. 370, Wa. ; Henry IH. in, in
1266, ib,; meeting of Black monks
at, in 1271, ii. 110, 378; iv. 460,
Wi. Wa. Wo.; Edward 1, is afraid to
enter in 1275, iv. 264, W. ; Gaston de
Beam imprisoned in the castle, ib, ;
Beatrice de Falkenstein buried in the
Franciscan church, iv. 274, O. ; founda-
lioiSi at, for students, by bishop Walter
de Merton, iv. 275, O. ; great floods at,
in 1280, iv. 284, O. W. ; chapter of Do-
minicans at, in Edward L's presence, ib. ;
quarrel between the scholars and some
of the king's foresters in 1281, iii. 286,
D. ; Gloucester college founded in 1283
by John Giffiird, iv. 488, Wo.; the
masters summoned before archbishop
Peccham in 1284, iv. 297, 299, 0. W. ;
thdr errors read and condemned, iv. 298,
299, O. W. ; account of these in gram-
mar, logick» and natural philosophy, iv.
298, 299, O.; justices itinerant at, in
1284, iv. 301, 302, O. W. ; no frost, but
much rain in the winter of 1284, iv. 303,
O. ; chapter of monks at, in 1288, iv.
495, Wo.; quarrel of the university
with the bishop of Lincoln respecting
the admission of the chancellor, William
of Eongscot, iv. 317, O.W. ; lectures
given up in consequence, ib. ; the
quarrel made up and the lectures re-
sumed, iv. 318, O. W. ; translation of
S. Frideswide, t6. ; chapters of the three
orders of mendicant friars held at, in
1289, ib, ; the dispute between the uni-
versity and the bishop of Lincoln settied
in 1290, iv. 324, O.; John of Lud-
low, chancellor elect, sent to Kutley to
be admitted by the bishop, t6. ; chapter
of monks arranged to be held at, in
288
INDEX.
Ozfbrd — cQnt.
1298, iv. 510, Wo.; qaarrel and sab-
sequent peace between the university
and townsmen in 1298, iv. 539, Wo. ;
three Malmesbury monks at, ib, ; a space
for Benedictine students given by John
Giffard in 1299, iv. 541, Wo.; dwel-
lings of the Wlute monks flooded in
1300, iv. 545, Wo. ; chapter of Benedic-
tines at, in 1300, iv. 647, Wo. ; interdict
on the townsmen of, in 1354, iiL 476, Be.
— — chancellors of:
Balph of Sempringham ; see lichfield,
deans of.
William of Kingscot; ««e under Oxford.
John of Ludlow ; see under Oxford,
S. Frideswide*s, judgment agiunst.
respecting 8. Mary Magdalene's church,
iv. 25, 87, O. ; their opposition to Osney
silenced, iv. 38, O. ; transhition of S.
Frideswide in 1180, ii. 241 ; iv. 39, 884,
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; the church burnt in
1190, iv. 43, O. ; the suit with Osney
respecting S. Mary Magdalene settled,
iv. 50, O. ; a mutilated human body
discovered outside the walls in 1249, iv.
98, W. ; translation of S. Frideswide in
1289, iv. 318, O. W.
priors of :
Robert claims B. George's in the cas-
tle, iv. 27, O.
Simon resigns, iii. 112, D.
Helias, ib,
£. Scot, deposed by Grosseteste, i.
98 ; iii. 143, T. D.
William of Gloucester, iii. 143, D.
Robert de Westone, dies, iv. 127, O.
Robert of Olney, sub-prior, ib,
S. George's in the castle, founded
in 1074, iv. 10, O. W. ; founded by R.
d'Oyly and R. de Iveri, iv. 10, O. ; S.
Mary Magdalene a^udged to, iv. 25,
O. ; given to Osney, iv. 26, O. ; the
right of Osney to, investigated and con-
finned, iv. 121, 283, n., O.
S. Mary Magdalene, adjudged to
S. George's in the castle, iv. 25, O. ;
adjudged to Osney, iv. 27, O.; Osney
receives investiture of, iv. 37, 0.
Oxford, Rewley abbey ; M«Rewley.
—^ archdeacons of:
Walter of Wallingford, his judgment
respecting 8. Gkorge's in the castle,
iv. 27, O.
John de Grey, made bishop of Nor-
wich, il 73, Wi.
John, dies, iii. 66, D.
John de S. Giles, rector of Layton,
dispute with Dunstable respecting
S. Hugh's tunick, iii. 155, D.
Robert de Marisco, his official William
investigates the right of Osney to S.
George's, iv. 120, 121, 0. ; see lin-
coln, deans of.
^chard de Mapham, made dean of
Lincoln, iv. 251, O. ; see lincoln,
deans ot
Oxford, provisions of, i. 174, 446, 471 ;
ii. 355 ; iii. 209, 462 ; iv. 118, 119, 445,
T. Bu. Wa. D. Be. W. O. Wo. ; in
French, i. 471, Bu. ; in Latin, i. 480,
Bu. ; opposed by the king's counsellors,
ii. 100 ; iv. 449, Wi. Wo. ; modification of,
iv. 130, W. ; all who oppose them to be
held publick enemies, iii 221, D. ; an-
nulled by S. Louis, i. 177 ; iii. 227;
iv. 139, 448, T. D. W. Wo. ; confirmed,
and ordered to be read in every county,
iv. 131, 449,O.Wo.; sent under the king's
seal into the different counties, iv. 158,
159, O. ; sentence against all opposers
at the council of Reading, iv. 453, Wo.
Oxford, Robert de Yere, third earl of, dies,
iii. 76, D. ; Isabella de Bolebec, his
widow, iu. 150, D.
— — Hugh de Yere, fourth earl of,
knighted, L 90 ; iii. 132, T. D. ; joins in
the letter to Linocent lY. on his oppres-
sions, i. 283, Bu. ; present at the ex-
communication of the infractors of Magna
Charta in 1252, i. 305, 320, Bu. ; one of
the twenty-four elected by the barons in
1258, i. 450, Bu*
Robert de Yere, fifth earl of, cap-
tured by prince Edward at Kenilworth,
ii. 364; iv. 166, Wa. O.
John de Yere, seventh earl of, at
Poitiers, iv. 661, Wo.
I
INDEX.
289
Oyly (OUy, OiUy), Robert de, I., builds the
castle of Oxford, iv. 9, O. ; founds S.
George's church in the castle, iv. 10, O.
Robert de, II., founds S. Mary's,
Osney, iv. 19, O. W. ; receives Matilda
as lady at Oxford, iv. 23, O. ; dies, and
is buried at Eynsham, iv. 24, O.
Henry de, L, dies, iv. 83, O.
Henry de, 11., dies, iii. 130 ; iv. 78,
D. 0. ; buried at Osney, iv. 78, 0.
P.
Pabenham, John de, sheriff of Bedford-
shire, letters of, iii. 352, 859, D. ; money
paid to, by Dunstable, iii. 864.
Packington hermitage, given by Worcester
to Walter de Lodeford, iv. 487, Wo;
the church given to some one unknown,
iv. 506 ; lease of the hermitage, iv. 558.
Paddlesworth (Patlesworthe), land, given
to Bermondsey by Roger de Leybume,
let to W. de Huntingfield, iiL 470, Be.
Page, Thomas, plaintiff in a lawsuit, iii.
875, D.
Pagens, Hugh de, grand master of the
Templars in England, ii. 221, Wa. ; mis-
fortunes of those he led to Jerusalem, ii.
222, Wa,
Painel (Paganel), Gervase, holds Ludlow
castle against Stephen, ii. 226, Wa.
Painter (Pictor), Thomas, of Houghton,
dies, iiL 871, D. $ his widow has the
bringing up of his heir, ib.
Pakeman, Peter, and Christina his wife,
ib.
Palatine, count, of the Rhine, an elector to
the empire, i. 196, Bu.
Palestrina, Guy, cardinal bishop of) see
Rheims, archlnshops of.
Jacopo Pecoraria, cardinal bishop
of, hindered by Frederick II. in his
mission to the Albigenses, ii. 322, Wa. ;
captured by Frederick II. on his way
to Rome, i. 119 ; iii. 155, T. D.
VOL. V.
Palestrina, Simon, cardmal bishop of, sent
into England to make peace with France,
iii. 396, D.; comes to London, iv. 521,
Wo. ; his demand of six marks from the
conventual and cathedral churches, iv.
522 ; preaches at the parliament in Jjon-
don against the war with France, ib.
goes to Philip IV., ib. ; Edward I. goes
to London to meet, iv. 526 ; returns to
France, ib.
Pamentune, hide of land at, lawsuit re-
specting, i. 137, T.
Pampeluna, besieged by Alphonso X., iv.
269, W.
Pandulf ; see Norwich, bishops of.
Paparo, cardinal, sent by Eugenius III.
with four palls to Ireland, ii. 234, Wa.
Paris, riots against the clergy at, excited
by the Pastoureanx, i. 291, Bu. ; Henry
IIL and his queen and her sisters at, in
1254, i. 329 ; ii. 95, 346 ; iiL 194, Bu.
WL Wa. D. ; injuries done to, by the
Seine in 1296, iv. 529, Wo.
university of, quarrel with the
bishop in 1225, ui. 98, D. ; the schools
dispersed, iii. 1 1 6, D. ; the university re-
moved to Angers, iiLl 1 7, D. ; the schools
repaired, and the privileges restored, iii.
125, D. ; attacked by the Pastoureanx in
1251, L 291 ; iv. 100, Bu. O. W. ; quar-
rcls with the Dominicaos, L 347, Bu. ;
many leave in consequence, i. 348, Bu. ;
letter of Alexander IV. respecting the
quarrel, L 430, Bu.
Dionysius, bishop of, iL 132, Wa. ;
martyred, ib,
Bartholomew, bishop of, his quarrel
with the university, iii. 98, D.
B. de Corbeil, archbishop of, sends
on a letter of the Pope about the dispute
with the Dominicans, i. 430, Bu.
Dominicans at, the prior of, goes
to Ardres, iiL 135, D.
Parker, Gilbert le, concerned in the suit
about Wadlow land, iii. 378, 380, D.
ParEaments, manner of holding, under the
provisions of Oxford, L 452, Bu.
T
290
INDEX.
Parma, siege of, bxFrederick II., iv. 488,
Wo. ; his defeat there, ib,
Fannania, Jerome de, hia proceedings in-
validated bj Boniface VIII., iii. 383,
D.
Paschal II., Pope, i. 7 : ii. 40 ; iii. 430 ;
iv. 13, M. Wi. Be. O. W. ; taken pri-
soner bj Henry Y., bat afterwards freed,
i. 44 ; iv. 16, 375, T. O. W. Wo. ; sends
the pall to archbishop Ralph, iL 215,
Wa. ; his demands from Henry I., ii. 45,
Wi. ; embassy of Henry I. to, ib, ; dies,
i. 10, 45; ii. 45, 216 ; iii. 432; iv. 17,
376, M. T. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo.
Paschal HI., Anti-Pope; see Wido of
CremiL
Paschal, John, present at the homage of H.
to the prior of Worcester, iv. 411, Wo.
Passecnmbe, two thieves hanged at, iii.
231, D.
Passeflabere, Ralph ; see Durham, bishops
of.
Passelewe, Robert, treasurer, goes to Rome
for the earl of Chester, iii. 89, D. ; re-
conciled with the king, iii. 107, D. ;
removed from the king's council by
archbishop Edmund, iii. 136 ; iv. 78, 81,
D. O. W. ; admitted by the chapter as
bishop of Chichester, but rejected after
examination, ii. 383 ; iii. 164, Wa. D. ;
dies, iii. ^85, D.
Simon, dies, iii. 109, D.
— ^— John, rent-chaige given to Dan-
stable for his food and clothing, iii« 154,
D.
John, serves on a jury, iii. 288,
344, D.
Passevant, Roger, suspected of the murder
of Philip of Aynhoe, iii. 820, D.
Pastoureauz, the, account of, in Prance, i.
145 ; ii. 92, 344 ; iv. 100, T. WL Wa.
O. W. ; letter respecting their excesses,
i. 290, Bu.
Patrick, S., account of, ii. 143, 144, Wa. ;
dies, ii. 146.
Patrick, William, taken prisoner in Nor-
mandy by Henry H., iii. 21, D.
Pattishall or Fatshull (Pateshille, Pates-
holle, Pathesholle, Patnshalle, Patesolle,
Patisholle), sheaves of a moiety of,
g^ven to Dunstable, iii. 52, D. ; a house
for servants built at, iii. 179 ; com at,
carried, iiL 198 ; homage done for land
in, by Simon of Pattishall, iii. 365;
value of the church of, iii. 367 ; John de
Wodulle patron of, iii. 400 ; manor of,
iii. 401.
— ^— vicars of :
Robert, iii. 100, 102 ; dies, iii. 176.
Richard, rector of Steppingley, ib, ;
dies, ib,
Pattishall, Martin of, justice itinerant at
Worcester in 1 22 1 , iv. 4 1 3,Wo. ; convicts
the Jew Mossy of foigery, iii. 66, D. ;
treats for peace between Henry in. and
Fawkea de Breaot^ iiL 87, D. ; Benow
chapel given to, iv. 416,. Wo.; strock
with paralysis, iii. 115, D. ; dies, i. 73 ;
iv. 421,T. Wo.
' Simon of, smt with Dunstable re-
specting Grimescot, iii. 161, D. ; injoxies
done to, by Ida de Beanchamp, iii. 215 ;
besieged in Northampton by the king,
iii. 229 ; in Eenilworth, and lays waste
the surrounding country, iii. 241 ; dies,
iii. 260.
John of (son of %mon), does ho-
mage to the prior of Dunstable for Qn-
mescot, ib. ; serves on a jury respecting:
the advowson of Newbottle, iii. 319;
dies, iii. 365.
Isabella de Steyngrave, his widow.
holds the manor of Pattishall as her
dowry, iii. 401.
Simon of (son of John), does ho-
mage to the prior of Danstable for his
lands, iiL 365 ; dies, iii. 401 ; the king
has the guardianship of his heir, ib.
Hugh of; see Lichfield, bishops
of.
Paul, S., Hagh IV., count of, at flie cap-
ture of Constantinople, iv. 392, Wo.
Hugh v., count of, complaints of
Louis Vm. of, iiL 61, D.
Guy n., count of, dies, iiL 102, I>.
INDEX.
291
Paal, S., Jobn de, slain near Coitrtni, iv.
552, Wo.
Paulinns, S. ; me York, archbisbops of.
Payely Wale, slain near Conrtnii, iy. 552,
Wo,
Payn, Roger, 6f Flitwick, qnit-claims an
acre of meadow to' Donstable, iiL 827,
D.
Peak (Pech, Peccnm), tbe easUe taken by
William, earl Fexrers, iii. 50, D. ; given
to prince Edward, iii. 194; two mtaks
and a balf pmd by Donstable to the Pope
for their goats in, in 1230, iii. 125 4 John
de CoUncheam sent into, iii 160; 800
sheep in, dead, iii. 163; four marks from,
paid by Donstable to the Pope in 1247,
iii. 175 ; the fbUowers of William, earl
of Penrers in the ports of, iiL 251 ;
wool of, paid to the Cahors merchants,
iiL 253; wool of, sold beforehand in
1275, iiL 265; dispute between Derley
and Dtmstable about certain tithes in,
iii. 297 ; the sheep in well, in spte of
the wet, iii. 806 ; small amount of wool
in 1284, iiL 315 ; price of the wool in,
in 1294, iiL 389.
— -~* Michael of the, admitted canon of
Donstable at fifteen, iii. 254, D. ; som-
moned by Dayid Flitwick for fishing in
his ponds by night, iii» 299.
Walter of the, money piud by, for
Donstable to the sheriff of Bedfordshire,
iiL 371 ; victuals in the almonry granted
to, by Donstable, iii. 395.
Pecche, Robert, and his brother, submit to
prince Edward, iiL 246, D.
Pecchesdene (Pekesdene), Walter de, serves
on a jury, iii. 344, 345, D.
Peckham, arrangement respecting land in,
between Bermondsey and J. and M. le
Perser, iii. 456, Be.
Peckham (Peccham), John ; see Osnter-
bury, archbishops of.
^— * Martin of, has a lease of the arch-
deaconry of Bedford, iii. 248, D. ; pays
twenty nuu>ks for Lidlington church for
a year, but loses all the frotU, iiL 263.
Pedo (Pedene, Pedone, Pehun), Henry,
ravages of, as a pirate, iv. 203, W. ; the
disinherited accept him as a friend, ib. ;
captured by prince Edward in a skirmish
at Winchelsea,ii. 104, 369, 373, Wi.Wa. ;
saved by Gilbert de Clare, ii. 369, Wa.
Pedro IL of Arragon, wins the battle of
Navas de Tolosa, L 82 ; ii. 271, M. Wa.;
defeated and killed by S. de Montfort at
Moret, iL 279 ; iii. 39 ; iv. 402, Wa. D.
Wo. ; dies, iii. 90, D.
in. of Arragon, claims Sicily from
Charles of Aigou, iv. 486, Wo. ; chal-
lenges him, ib, ; the duel does not take
place, ib, ; marries Constance, daughter
of Manfred, t6. ; excommunicated by
Pope Martin IV., iL 402 ; iii. 299 ; iv.
300, 491, Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; a legate
sent against, by Martin IV., iv. 492,
Wo. ; captures and imprisons Charles de
la Mor^, prince of Salerno, iii. 355 ;
iv. 492, D. Wo.; ordered not to be
styled king of Arragon by Pope Martin
rV., iv. 800, 801, O.; Philip HL sum-
mons Edward I. against, iv. 300, O. W. ;
expedition of Philip ID. against, iii. 317,
D. ; Charles of Anjou defended by Pope
Martin IV. against, ib. ; peace made with
Philip m., iv. 801, O. W. ; attacked by
Philip in., iv. 304, 0. W. ; submission of,
to Castile, iv. 305, O. W.; defeats Philip
IIL, iv. 805, O. W. ; dies, ii. 403 ; iv.
305, Wa. O. W.
Pelapus I., Pope, ii. 4, 148, iiL 7, WL Wa.
D. ; defends himself as to the death of
Tigilius, ii. 4, 148, Wi. Wa. ; dies, iv.
863, Wo.
n., Pope, ii. 149 ; iii. 7, Wa. D.
Fdagius, legate, cardinal bishop of Albano;
«ee Albana
Pembroke, earls of; see Clare ; Marshal.
Penda, king of the Mercians, U. 5, WL ; at
war with Cynegils, ii. 4, WL ; with Cen-
walch, iL 5, WL ; slays Edwi, iL 151,
Wa.; slays S. Oswald, iL 151 ; iiL 7,
Wa. D. ; said to found Peterborougli,
ii. 162, Wa. ; slam by Oswi, ib.
T 2
292
INDEX.
Fenhulle, a rent-charge at, bought by
Worcester, iv. 423, Wo.
«— — Alured de, land bought of, by Wor-
cester, iv. 426, Wo.
Fennarth grange, belonging to Margan,
burnt by the WeUh, i. 35, M.
Pennington (Fen untune), an inhabitant of,
cured at Tewkesbury, i. 85, T.
Fenroe, in Britanny, Gilbert de Clare dies
at, i. 76, T.
Pensex, manor of, let to Edwin, a wheel-
wright, iv. 422, Wo.
Fepin, of Heristal, exercises royal power
in Austrasia, iv. 865, Wo.
the short, is made king, iv. 366,
Wo. ; dies, ib,
of Aquitaine, son of Louis I., iv.
367, Wo.
Pepper, price of , in 1412, iii. 484, Be.
Fercamenarius, Henry, a felon, iii. 193,
D.
Ferche, Matilda, countess of, daughter of
Henry I.,* drowned, i. 10; ii. 217; iii.
433, M. Wa. Be.
Geoffrey, count of, surety for
Philip II. in his treaty with John, i. 205,
Bu. ; dies, ii. 78, 79, Wi.
Thomas, coimt of, goes with the
barons from London to Lincoln, iii. 49,
D. ; killed at the battle of Lincoln, i. 63,
224; ii. 83, 287; iii. 50; iv. 61, 408,
T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. W. Wo.
Perchesoyl, Thomas, receives fines from
the townsmen of Dunstable, iii. 339, D.
Percy, Bichard de, witnesses the confir-
mation of Magna Charta in 1236, i. 104,
T.
Ingelram de, dies, ii. 99 ; iii. 219,
Wi. D.
Perigord, ianatical sect in, in 1163, i. 15,
M.
surrendered by Philip IH. to Ed-
ward I., iv. 477, Wo.
Perleben, William, quitclaims land at Mar-
ston to Worcester priory, iv. 493, Wo.
Perot, Simon, of Fulloxhill, dies, iii. 871, D.
Perron, Balph de, dies, ii. 65, Wi.
Perser, Joceus and Maria le, arrangement
with Bermondsey respecting land in
Peckham, iii, 456, Be.
Pershore, abbey of, founded by S. Oswald,
iv. 369, Wo. ; Eadburga patroness of,
ib. ; burnt in 1223, i. 66; iv. 415, T.
Wo. ; the church dedicated by bishop
W. de Cantelupe, i. 112; iv. 430, T.
Wo.; burnt in 1288, iv. 314, 495, O.
W. Wo.; Edward L visits in 1294, iv.
517, Wo. ; service for W. deBeauchamp
at, in 1298, iv. 537, Wo. ; the church
recopciled in 1299 by the bishop of
Llandflff, strange fire having been intro-
duced, iv. 541, Wo.
Pershore, abbats of:
Fulbert, iv. 369, Wo.; restored to
life by S. Oswald, ib.
Guy, dies, i. 46, T.
William, ib,
Reginald (T.), Roger (Wo.), dies, L
51 ; iv. 383, T. Wo.
Simon, i. 51, T. ; dies, i. 56; iv. 389,
T. Wo. ; dies at Bermondsey, ii. 67,
Wi.
Ansehn, i. 56 ; ii. 69 ; iv. 389, T. Wi.
Wo. ; blessed at Worcester, iv. 389,
Wo. ; dies, i. 57 ; iv. 392, T. Wo.
Gervase, i. 57, T. ; blessed at Wor-
cester, iv. 392, Wo. ; at the dedica-
tion of Worcester cathedral, iv. 409,
Wo. ; dies, i. 93 ; iv. 425, T. Wo.
[called Gilbert by Wo.].
Roger, i. 93 ; iv. 425, T. Wo. ; blessed
at Worcester, iv. 425, Wo. ; his
gifts to the sacrist and convent of
Worcester, iv. 426, Wo. ; dies, i.
143 ; iv. 440. T. Wo.
Eler, monk of Fecamp, iv. 440, Wo. ;
presides at the meeting of Benedic-
tines at Evesham, i. 1 56, T.
Henry of Caldwell, dies in his manor
of Leye, iv. 500, Wo.
William of Leye, blessed at Within-
don, ib. ; his gifts to the sacrist of
Worcester, ib. ; the usual entertain-
ment excused on account of the
recent fire, ib.
INDEX.
293
Persias, quoted, ii. 41, Wi.
Pertusom-muris (Porth-Enys), Richard of
Cornwall lands at, L 128, T.
Perugia, Silvester, bishop of Worcester,
consecrated at, i. 62, T.
-^^ — Richard, archbishop of Canterbury,
dies at, iL 86, Wi. [he died at S. Gemini,
ii. 809, Wa.].
letters dated from, L 801, 804, Bu.
Peschi, Simon de, flies from Lincoln to
London, iii. 49, D.
Pesele, Ralph de, puts the prior of Dun«
stable in possession of a rent-charge,
iii. 328, D.
Pesi, two hides in, given to Osney, iv. 43,
O.
Pestilence in 1087, ii. 195, Wa. ; in 1221,
ii. 295, Wa.; in 1348, ill 475; iv. 561,
Be. Wo. ; in 1361, iii. 477 ; iv. 562, Be.
Wo. ; in 1369, iii. 478 ; iv. 562, Be.
Wo. ; in 1375, iv. 562, Wo. ; in 1420, in
Norfolk, iii. 485, Be.
Pet, Walter de, one of the parties accused
of the death of Simon Mustard, iiL 306,
D. ; acquitted, iii. 307 ; appeal of Chris-
dana Mustard against, iii. 310.
Peter, S., archbishop of Tarentaise, dies,
il 240, Wa.
Peter Martyr, S., martyred, iv. 450, Wo. ;
canonised, iii. 460, Be.
Peter, son of S. Louis (count of Alenfon),
his safety, i. 296, Bu. ; goes to France,
i. 318.
Peter, cardinal, degrades Stigand and
others, ii. 29 ; iii. 424, Wi. Be.
Peter of Spain, cardinal, comes to England
respecting the marriage of prince Ed-
ward and Isabella of France, iv. 559,
Wo.
Peter Leonis ; see Anacletus II.
Peter Leonis, Hugo, cardinal legate in
England, u. 240 ; iii. 22, Wa. D. ; al-
lows the clergy to be brought before
secular judges for certain offences, ii.
240 ; iii. 22, Wa. D.
Peter of Pontefraot, prophecy of, against
John, i. 60 ; ii. 278 ; iiL 34 ; iv. 56, 57,
401, T. Wa. D. 0. W. Wo. j imprisoned
Peter of PontefVact — cont
by John, iii. 34 ; imprisoned by John in
Corfe castle, iv. 58, W. ; put to death by
John, ii. 278 ; iv. 58, Wa. W.
Peter's pence established in England, ii. 9,
Wi. ; ordered to be paid by Cnut, ii. 16,
Wi. ; ordered to be paid to bishop Peter
des Roches in 1205, ii. 257, Wa.; the
order disregarded, ib.
Peterborough (Burch, Burg, Burhe,
Brugge), monastery of, founded, iii. 8,
D. ; said to be founded by Penda, ii.
1 52,Wa. ; gifts of Wulfer to, ib. ; strength-
ened by Eadgar, ii. 166, Wa. ; plundered
by William L in 1070, ii. 191, Wa. ; alli-
ance of, with Worcester priory, iv. 443,
Wo.
Peterborough, abbats of :
Aldulf, bishop of Worcester and arch-
bishop of York, iv. 370, Wo.
^^gj goes to Normandy with queen
Emma, ii. 174, Wa.
Emnlfus, prior of Canterbury, ii. 42,
Wi. ; made bishop of Rochester, ii.
44, WL
John of Seez, ib,
William de Watervile, deposed by the
archbishop of Canterbury, iii. 22, D.
Andrew, dies, ii. 71, Wi.
Acarius, prior of S. Alban's, ii. 73,
WL ; dies, L 59, T.
Robert de Lindesey, iii. 40, D. ; at
the dedication of Worcester cathe-
dral, iv. 409, Wo. ; dies, i. 66 ; iii.
76, T. D.
Alexander de Holdemesse, witiKlsses
Magna Charta in 1225, L 232, Bu. ;
dies, iii. 100, D.
Walter of S. Edmundsbury, crosses
with the legate in 1241, and remains
in France, iii. 157, D.
John de Caux, prior of S. Swithun's,
Winchester, i. 140 ; ii. 91 ; iv. 98,
T. WL O. ; justice itinerant in
Buckinghamshire in 1254, iiL 192,
P. ; justice itinerant at Derby in
1257, iiL 206, D. ; made treasurer,
iL 98 ; iii. 220 ; iv. 120, Wi. D. W. ;
294i
INDEX.
}i*eterboroagh, abbats fd—cani,
John de Caoz — conU
dies, ii. 100, Wi. ; dies at Laund,
iii. 220, D.
— — — prior, Iyo, made abbat of Ramsey,
ii. 73, Wi.
Petit, Richard, a party to the soit about
Wadlow land, lii. 878, D.
Petton (Pectnne), miracle of 8. Wulstan
at, i. 65, T.
Peyecestre, Stephen de, Gaston de Beam
committed to, by Edward I., iy. 264,
W.
Peyensey, Godfrey de Lacy, bishop of
Winchester, lands at, iL 67, Wi. ; yarioos
barons fly to, after Lewes, iy. 151, 452,
W. Wo. ; besieged by Simon de Mont*
fort the younger, iy. 164, O.; the siege
raised, ii. 363, Wa.
Peyerel, William, at the battle of the
Standard, ii. 227, Wa. ; exiled for
poisoning Ranulf, earl of Chester, ii.
236 ; iii. 17, Wa. D.
Peyyre (Peiure, Peiyere, Peywre, Peyyer,
Peyuure), Peter, a palfrey giyen to, by
Dunstable, iii. 160, D. ; recoyers houses
in Wadlow, iii. 161 ; builds a room .
there, iii. 165 ; presented to Sandon,
ib, ; presented to Swanboume, iii. 185.
Paul or Paulin, his arrangements
between the priory and town of Dun-
stable, iii. 173, 174, D. ; exchange of
land made with Dunstable, ifi. 176;
giyes judgment respecting Kensworth
and Caddington pasturage against Dun-
stftble, ilL 178 ; dies, iii. 182 ; his pro-
perty in possession of his widow, ib, ;
accusation that he had withdrawn hidage
due to the king brought against his
grandson, iii. 333, 334.
Johanna, his widow, in possession
of his property, ilL 182 ; marries John
de Gray, iii. 183 ; anger of the king at
this, ib, ; dies at Leyham, iiL 202 ;
buried at Wobum, ib,
Paul, his son, mames a daughter
of John de Gray at Eton, iii. 182, D. ;
obtains his mother's marriage portion
Peyyre, Paul — cont
by paying a sum to John de Gray, iiL
202 ; sells it to G. de Langley, ib, ; pays
forty marks to Simon de Montfort, U>»
— — John (son of the last), Dunstable
priory fined for his flight, iiL 270, 300,
301, D. ; marries Beatrice de Bjikeby,
iiL 305 ; proyes his age before the queen
dowager, and is put in possesaen of his
lands, ib,i suit against Dunstable by
writ of consanguinity, iii. 327 ; accused
for his grandfother's withdrawing the
hidage due to the king, iiL 333; his
defence, iii. 334; suit respecting his
lands in Toddington, iii. 878, 379 ; this
giyen against him, iiL 380; confirms
lands in Wadlow to Dunstable, iii. 892.
Pharamond, first king of the Pranks, ii.
144 ; iy. 361, Wa. Wo.
Phelip, Robert, charged for disseising the
prior of Dunstable of his right of com-
monage at Houghton, iiL 845, D.
Philip I., king of the Franks, iL 187, Wa. ;
inyades Flanders with William Fits-
Osbem, ii. 29, WL ; defeated and re-
turns, Ut, ; relieyes Dole, ii. 193, Wa. ;
makea peace with William L, t6. ;
mocks at William L, iy. 373, Wo. ;
called to the aid of Robert against Wil-
liam n., ii. 201, Wa. ; goes into Nor-
mandy, but is bribed by William II. to
desert Robert, i6.; Joins Robert, ad-
yances towards Eu, but is persuaded to
retire by William IL, ii. 203, Wa. ; ex-
communicated by Pope Urban II., iii.
13, D. ; takes a monk's habit, iL 43 ; iy.
375, WL Wo. ; dies, ii. 43, 213 ; iy. 16,
374, 375, Wi. Wa. O. Wo.
Philip IL, king of the Franks, bom, L 49
ii. 239 ; iii. 19 ; iy. 381, T. Wa. D. Wo.
crowned in his father's lifetime, L 52
u. 61; iy. 39, 884, T. WL O. W,
Wo. ; crowned at Rheinis, ii. 241, Wa.
succeeds Louis VIL, L 52 ; iy. 39, 384,
T. 0. W. Wo. ; expeU the Jews from
France, iy. 384, Wo. ; yisits Henry IL
at Belyeir, iii. 23, D. ; takes the cross, i.
19, 54 ; ii. 63, 245, 247 ; iii. 24, 446 j
IND£X.
295
Philip IL — cont
iv. 41, 386, M. T. WL Wa. D. Be. O.
W. Wo.; hifi quarrel and war with
Henry IL, ii. 245 -, iii. 24, 446 ; iv. 42,
386, Wa. D. Be. 0. Wo.; Henry H.
defends Normandy against, i. 188, Bu. ;
peace made, iii. 24» D. ; his league with
Bichard I., iv. 43, W.; quit-claims
Richard respecting his marriage with
his sister Adelais, Gisors, and the Yexin,
iii. 25, D. ; goes on the Crusade, i 20,
64 ; ii. 64 ; ill 447 ; iy. 43, 387, M. T.
Wi. Be. O. W. Wo. ; quarrel at Messina
with Richard L, iv. 45, W. ; sails from
Messina to Acre, iii. 447 ; iv. 45, 387,
Be. W. Wo.; lands at Acre, hut does
nothing, iv. 45, W. ; takes Acre in con-
junction with Richard I., i. 188; ii.
247 ; iv. 387, Bu. Wa. Wo. ; quarrels
with Richard L and returns home,
ii. 247 ; iv. 45, 46, 387, Wa. O. W.
Wo. ; attempts to excite the Pope
against Richard I., but is dismissed
without honour, iv. 46, W. ; aids John
in his rebellion against Richard, iL 248 ;
iv. 46, 47, Wa. O. W. ; his joy at
Richard's capture, ii. 249, Wa.; his
league with John against Arthur, iii. 26,
D.; takes Gisors, i. 22; ii. 249, M.
Wa. ; sends John a warning on Richard's
release, i. 190, Bu. ; endeavours to keep
Richard in prison, ib, ; the archbishop
of Rouen goes to, ii. 65, WL ; Richard
I. makes war upon, ii. 249 ; iv. 48, Wa.
O. ; makes peace with Richard I., ii.
65 ; iiL 448, Wi. Be. ; occupies Chalus,
iii 449 ; iv. 49, Be. W. ; defeated in
his attempt to rescue Cnrcel, ii. 70 ; iii.
27, Wi. D.; flies to Gisors, L 23; ii.
70 ; iii. 27, M. Wi. D. ; sends Arthur
to Paris, to his son, and seizes on his
castles, i. 198, Bu. ; knights Arthur and
receives his homage, L 199, Bu. ; assists
• Arthur against John, iv. 49, O. ; col-
loquy with John, i 199, Bu. ; reasons
for Uieir enmity, ib. ; demands the Y ezin
from John, t6. ; demands Poitou, Aijou,
Le Mans, and Tours for Arthur, i. 200,
Philip n. — cont.
Bu. ; aid against him promised to John
by Otho IV., ib. ; gives Evreux, &c. to
John, to be given to prince Louis, L
201, Bu. ; John does homage to, i. 201 ;
iv. 390, Bu. Wo.; makes peace with
John, L 25 ; ii. 73, 252 ; iii. 27, 449 ;
iv. 50, 390, M. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. Wo. ;
terms of the peace, i. 203, Bu. ; divorces
his wife, i. 201 ; ii. 73, 77, Bu. Wi. ;
France put under an interdict in conse-
quence by Innocent III., i. 201 ; ii. 73, 77,
Bu.Wi. ; marries Agnes de M^ranie, ii. 7 7,
Wi. ; advises John to marry Isabella of
Angouleme, i. 202, Bu. ; forces John to
raise the siege of various castles, i. 207,
Bu. ; holds a conference with John near
Andeley, i. 208, Bu. ; the barons freed
from their allegiance, if he and John do
not keep the peace, i. 209, Bu. ; Arthur
does homage to John in his presence,
and remains in his custody, iv. 390,
Wo.; receives back his wife, and re-
pudiates Agnes de Meranie, iL 252,
Wa.; sends Arthur with an army to
Mirabean, iL 254, Wa.; retires from
Arques, ib, ; occupies Normandy and
Aquitaine, ii. 255, Wa. ; besieges and
takes Roche Andeley, L 26 ; iL 79, 255 ;
M. Wi. Wa. ; takes various towns in
Normandy, ii. 78, 79, WL ; subdues
Normandy and Anjou, i. 26, 57 ; ii.
256 ; iv. 51, 392, M. T. Wa. O. Wo. ;
takes Chinon, &c, L 27, M. ; summons
John for the murder of Arthur, t6. ;
makes a truce with John, iL 258, Wa. ;
sends W. de Barres to the aid of S. de
Montfort at Muret, iL 279, Wa. ; at
Calais, ii. 82, WL ; threatens to invade
England, iv. 402, Wo.; his aid asked
by the English barons, ib, ; seizes Eng-
lish ships which touch on his coasts, iii.
34, D. ; his fleet defeated at Danmie,
iii. 36 ; iv. 402, D. Wo. ; bums the rest
of his ships, iv. 402, Wo. ; takes and
loses Flanders, iii. 36, D. ; wins the
battle of Bovines, L 61, 224 ; ilL 41 ; iv.
403, T. Bu. D. Wo. ; captures the count
296
IND£X.
Philip II. — cont,
of Flanders, iii. 41, D. ; captures the
counts of Boulogne and Flanders, and
the earl of Salisbury, iy. 53, W. ; makes
a five years' truce with John, iii. 42 ;
iv. 403, D. Wo. ; requested by the Eng-
lish barons to let his son Louis go to
England, ii. 283, Wa. ; sends an army
to help his^son in England, which is de-
feated at sea, i. 224, Bu.; a moiety
of the twentieth of church property
granted to, against the Albigenses, iii.
55, D. ; truce for five years with Henry
m., iii. 56, D., for four years, iv.
412, Wo.; sends 300 soldiers to aid
Aimeiy de Montfort, iii. 61, D. ; his
reception of John de Brienne, iii.
81, D.; his advice to his son Louis
VIII., ii. 298, Wa. ; dies, i. 66 ; ii.
84, 298; iii. 81; iv. 63, 415, T. Wi.
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; his character, iii.
81, D.
Philip III., at Paris in 1254, i. 155, T. ; goes
with S. Louis on his second crusade, iv.
230, W. ; brings home the body of his
father, iv. 239, W. ; returns by Cam-
pania, and goes to Yiterbo, iv. 240, W. ;
at Viterbo during the murder of Henry
of Almaine, iv. 242, W. ; crowned, ii.
109, 377; iv. 459, Wi. Wa. Wo.; his
reception of Edward I. in 1273, iii. 258,
D. ; restores some of his lands, ib, ;
Edward I. does homage to, iv. 255, W. ;
the quarrel between Edward I. and Gas-
ton de Beam referred to, iv. 256, W. ;
sends Gaston de Beam to Edward I.,
iv. 264, 468, 469, W. Wo. ; his ambas-
sadors induce Edward I. to release
Gaston de Beam, iv. 264, W. ; also to
release the friars and knights captured
with the two de Montforts, iv. 268, W.;
his war with Alphonso X. about Navarre,
iv. 269, 270, 471, W. Wo. ; makes Gas-
ton de Beam general of his army, iv.
270, W. ; forced to retreat for want of
provisions, ib, ; summons Edward I. to
assist him, iv. 471, Wo. ; Edward L
agrees to go, but tries to mediate, ib, ;
Philip m. — coni,
goes to Spain, ib. ; receives Edward L
at Amiens, iv. 477, Wo. ; receives Ed-
ward L and queen Eleanor at Paris, ii.
391, Wa. ; his concessions, ib.; gives up
Agens, Ponthieu, &c. to EdwardL, iv. 47 7,
Wo. ; homage done to, by Edward and
Eleanor, ib. ; at peace with Edward L, ib. ;
Bunmdons Edward L to aid him against
Pedro m. of Arragon, iv. 300, O. W. ;
makes peace with Pedro UL, iv. 801, O.
W. ; invades Arragon, iii. 317 ; iv. 904,
491, D. O. W. Wo. ; aided by the Pope,
iv. 492, Wo. ; defeated by Pedro III.,
iv. 305, O. W. ; dies of his wounds, ii.
403 ; iv. 805, 306, Wa. O. W. | dies of
dysentery at the siege of Gerona, iii.
318, D. ; dies, and is buried at S. Denis,
iv. 491, Wo.
Philip IV., succeeds his fiither, IL 403 ; iii.
318, Wa. D. ; his request to Edward I.
to act as mediator with Alphonso III. of
Arragon, ii. 403 ; iv. 306, Wa. O. W. ;
his reception of Edward I., ii. 403, Wa.;
his concessions to Edward I., ii. 404;
iii. 836, Wa. D. ; sends Robert, count of
Artois,to Sicily against Alphonso III., ii.
406, Wa. ; his truce with Charles de la
Mor^, iv. 497, Wo. ; conspiracy of the
kings of Arragon and Castile against,
ilL 367} 368> ^< ; A trace made, iii. 368,
D. ; proposal for Edward I. to many
his sister, iii. 384; iv. 515, D. Wo.;
arrangement in consequence respecting
Gascony, iii. 384; iv. 515, D. Wo.;
seizes Gascony when the marriage was
broken off, iiL 384; iv. 515, D. Wo.;
at war with England, iii. 384, 385 ; iv.
515, D. Wo.; the French defeated at
sea, iv. 335, 516, O. Wo. ; forbids com-
merce with the English, iv. 335, O. ;
endeavours of Boniface VIII. to depose
him, iv. 339, O. ; the cardinals of Albano
and Palestrina sent to make peace, UL
396 ; iv. 521, 522,D. Wo. ; appoints a day
to meet them at Cambray, iii. 396, D. ;
his endeavours against all who favour
England, iii. 397, D. ; frees Thomas
niDSx.
297
Philip IV.-^^nL
Torbevile from prison, iu. 899, D. ; had
promised Wales to Thomas Torbevile
for his treason, iv. 522, Wo. ; j<nned hj
Baliol, king of Scotland, iv. 526, Wo. ;
trace with Edward I., iv. 536, Wo. ; the
case of Gascony submitted by him and
Edward I. to Boni&ce Yin., ib, ; the
arbitration of Boni&ce VIU., iv. 588,
Wo. ; Edward I. goes to Flanders
against, i^, 840, O. ; gives Edward I.
his sister Margaret in marriage, ib, ;
defeated near Lille by the Flenungs, It.
652, Wo. ; advances against the Flemings,
iy. 553, Wo. ; the English join them,
and he is forced to fly to Arras, ib. ;
letter of Bonifiice VUl. against his ap-
pointing to benefices, iv. 553, 554, Wo. ;
makes peace with Edward I., iv. 556,
557, Wo. ; restores Gascony to Edward
I., iv. 557, Wo. ; his qnarrel with and
denouncement of Boni&ce YIII., ib,
Philip v., harasses Edward II. for not
doing homage for Gascony, iv. 346, O. ;
invades Gascony, iv. 347; his sister
Isabella goes to make peace, ib.
Philip VL, occupies Gascony, iv. 350, O. ;
at war with Edward IIL, ib, ; defeated
in the naval battle at Sluys, iii. 474 ; iv.
350, 561, Be. O. Wo.; a truce made,
iv. 351, O. ; sud to have got a storm
raised by magicians on Edward III.*s
return, ib, ; breaks the bridges of the
rivers in Normandy on the invasion of
Edward HI., t6. ; defeated at Grecy, iii.
474 ; iv. 351, 561, Be. 0. Wo.; wounded
and unhorsed in the battle, iv. 352, O. ;
had instigated the Scots to advance to
Durham, ib, ; his flight from Calais, t6.
Philip, son of Louis VI., crowned in his
father's lifetime, ii. 49, 222 ; killed by a
fall from his horse, ii. 49.
Philip, count of Boulogne ; see Boulogne,
counts of.
Philip, count of Flanders ; see Flanders,
counts ot
Philip, duke of Suabia, brother of Henry
yi.i opposes Otho IV. as emperor, i« 23,
Philip, duke of Suabia — cont
M. ; succeeds to a portion of the empire,
iv. 48, O. ; his war with Otho IV., ib. ;
murdered, i. 58 ; ii. 80 ; iv. 397, T. Wi.
Wo.
Philip, chancellor of Stephen, the see of
Salisbury given to, Sut the legate refuses
his consent, ii. 228, Wa.
Philip, Ralph, suit of, against Dunstable,
iu. 308, D.
Bichaid, suit of, against Dunstable,
ib.
Philippa, daughter of Guy de Dampierre,
count of Flanders, arranged to marry
prince Edward [Edward IL], iv. 529,
Wo.
Philippa of Hainault, marries Edward III.,
iii. 472 ; iv. 349, Be. O. ; at Barn-
borough during its siege by the Scots,
iv. 349, O. ; remains at Antwerp while
Edward IIL goes to London, iv. 350, O.;
dies, iii. 414, 478, D. Be.
Pick,Pik; «ee Pyke.
Pierre, S., surDive, abbey of, destroyed
by Henry L, ii. 42^ Wi.
Pi^^ de Dieu (Le Mans), abbey of, founded
by Berengaria who is buried there, ii.
808, Wa.
Pipe, Robert, perambulates the forest of
Kinfare, iv. 535, Wo.
Piper, Roger, agreement with the rector
of Toddlngton, iii. 65, D.
Paulin, charter given to, respecting
Wadlow land, iii. 188, D. ; troubles
Dunstable priory, but finally comes to an
arrangement, iiL 139.
Pipewell, synod of, iii. 25, D.
Pippard, builds a church in Irehind in
honour of a miracle of S. Wulstan, iv.
401, Wo,
Pirates, invade England in 1236, i. 104,
T. ; many slain at Portsmouth in 1265,
ii. 103, Wi.
Pirie, Ralph de, death of, iv. 510, Wo.
Adam de, bailiff of Worcester,
livery given to, by Worcester priory, iv.
558, Wo. ; swears to obey the mandates
of the churoh, and does penance for
298
INDJilX.
Firie, Adam de-^couL
breach of sanctoary in the cathedral, iy.
554, Wo.
Gnnnilda de, his wife, livery given
to, by Worcester priory, iv. 553, Wo.
See Fotterspmy.
Piritone (Pyrithone), John, of Dunstable,
money levied on, iii. S64, D.
William, of Dunstable, money levied
on, iii. 316, D.
Pirot (Pirott, Pyrot, Pyroth), Alan, gift
of, to Bennondsey, iiL 439, Be.
John, had right in Polloxhill only
through his wife, iii. 218, D.
Halph, the patronage of Harlington
church obtained by Dunstable against,
iii. 217, D. ; had presented to Harling-
ton, iii. 218, D. ; besieged in North-
ampton by Henry IIL, iii. 229, D. ;
some of the disinherited in the isle of
Ely go to Dunstable with, iii. 245, D. ;
submits to prince Edward, iii. 246, D. ;
Dunstable priory bound to the Cahors
merchants for, iiL 253, D. ; their losses
by him, iii. 254, D. ; opposes their pre-
sentation to Harlington, ib. ; writ of
^iiare impedt< respecting this, iii. 256, 257,
D. ; imprisoned in London, iii. 260, D.
Bichard, the presentation to Har-
lington church obtained by Dunstable
against, iii. SO, 85, D. ; dies, iii. 109, D.
Boger, serves on a jury, iii. 307,
D.
William, suit against Dunstable for
the advowson of Pulloxhill, tiL 218, D ;
money paid by Dunstable for four hides
of land belonging to, iiL 326, D.
. • . . , dies, iii. 77, D.
Pirot, fee of, m Pulloxhill, Aimery of S.
Amand, lord of, dies, iiL 323, D.
Pisa, council of, in 1139, iii. 436, Be.
Planets, Saturn and Jupiter, in coigunction
in Aquarius, in 1285, iv. 491, Wo.
Plantagenet, Geof&ey, count of Anjou ;
see Greoffrey of Anjou.
Plectrudis, wife of Pepin, iv. 365, Wo.
Plenty, great, in EngUnd in 1248, iv. 96,
- W.
Pleshy (Plaseiz), castle of, surrendered to
Stephen by Qeoffiney de MandeviUe, ii.
230, Wa.
Pleysi, John de, i. c. Plessetis, John de ;
see Warwick, earls o£
Plnkeneth, Alan, steward of Edward I.
in Wales, the cause of Bhys's rising,
iii. 338, D.
Plummue, i. e. Plymouth, L 76, T.
Plympton (Plumtone), castle of, surrend-
ered to Henry HI. by Fawkes de
Breaut^, iii. 89, D.
Poche, H., buried in the cemetery of Wor-
cester cathedral in spite of the Fran-
ciscans, iv. 499, Wo. ; his body ordered
by the archbishop to be exhumed and
given to the Franciscans, iv. 502 ; in-
quiry of the bishop of Worcester into his
wish as to his place of burial, iv. 503 ;
the prior of Worcester ordered to give
up his body to the Fnmciscans, iv. 504 ;
the Franciscans bury him with great
pomp and insults to the priory, ib.
Podensac, submits to John of S. John, iv.
520, Wo.
Poer, John, composition of, with the bishop
of Worcester, respecting lands in Flad-
bury and Wichenford, iv. 435, Wo.
Bichard le, suit of, with Tewkes-
bury, L 100, T. ; the suit arranged, L 1 19.
William de, suspects his daughters
of poisoning him, and marries a second
wife, iv. 499, Wo. ; dies, and is buried
at Worcester, iv. 527.
Poinz, Nicholas, exchanges a virgate of
land, which his fiither Hugh had given,
with Tewkesbury, L 144, T.
Poitevins, the, removed ftom the king's
counsels by archbishop Edmund, i. 92 ;
iiL 136, T. D. ; accomplish the death of
Bichard Marshal in Ireland, i. 93, T. ;
accused of intending to poison the Eng-
lish nobles and depose Henry UL, iL
349, Wa. ; letter of the English barona
to Pope Alexander IV. respecting, L
170, 457, T. Bu. ; their intentions after
Lewes, iv. 150, O.; the coasts watched
against, iv. 151, 0. ; send messengers to
i
iimEX.
299
Foiteyins, tlie-r(Mm<«
the Fope» ilh ; KeeLosigiiaii ; Windietter,
Peter des Roches and Aymer de Losig-
nan, hiahope o£
Foitiersy hattle of, lu. 476 ; !▼. 563, Be.
Wo.
- Gilbert de la For^, bishop of, his
heresies condemned at Bheuns, iv. 26, 0.
William, . archbishop of, diyorces
John and Hawisa of Gloucester, i. 202,
Ba.
Foitou, demanded of John for Arthur by
Fhilip II., i 200, Bn. ; the people of,
attack John*s land and castles, i. 207,
Bu. ; the barons ol^ accused of treason by
John, i. 209, Bu. ; they refuse to go to
his court, ib. ; subdued by John, i. 68,
T. ; submits to Louis VIU., L 67, T. ;
invaded by Henry UL in 1280, 1 38, M.
Foitou, Bichard, count of; see Bichard I. ;
Bachard, earl of Cornwall.
— ^— Alphonso, count of; see Alphonso,
brother of S. Louis,
Foland, invaded by the Tartars, i 273,
495, 498, Bu.
Polesworth (Follesurtha), Bobert Marmion
buried at, ii. 230, Wa.
Foleyn (Folein, Puleyn), John, of Teb-
worth, arrangement with Dunstable re-
spectmg a service in Tebworth chapel,
iii. 277, D. ; serves on a jury, iiL 288,
307, 344.
Baldwin, dies, iii. 172, D.
Foncius, chief of a fanatical sect in Feri-
gord, i. 15, M.
Font-Audemer, castle of, taken by Henry
L, u. 219, Wa.
Fonte-Gorvo, Be^nald de, official of the
nuncio Herlot, i. 411, Bu.
Fonte-Ferrato, marquis of, marries Isabella
de Clare, I 162, T.
Pontefract, Thomas earl of Lancaster be-
headed at, iii. 471; iv. 346, Be. O.;
Bichard n. dies of hunger at, iii. 482, Be.
■I Peter of; see Peter of Fontefract
Fonthieu, Guy, count of, sends Harold to
William of Nonnandy, iL 26, 187 ; iv.
4, Wi. Wa. O.
Fonthieu, William Talevas, count of,
makes peace with Henry I.^ ii. 217, Wa.
William H., count of, shares in the
treaty between Fhilip II. and John, i.
205, Bu.
Joanna, countess of, dies, iv. 477,
Wo.
the county of^ surrendered by
Fhilip IIL to Edward L, ib.
Pontigny, S. Edmund, archbishop of Can-
terbury, buried at ; see Canterbuiy, Ed-
mund, archbishop of; miracles at his
tomb, i. 117, T. ; iUchard de CUure goes
to, i. 137, T. ; pilgrimage of Henry HI.
and his queen to, 1. 827, 329 ; ii 346, Bu.
Wa.
Pontigny, abbats of :
Peter, made abbat of Citeaux, ii. 242,
Wa. ; made bishop of Arras, ii. 243.
Walter, made bishop of Chartres, ii.
291, Wa.
Tontius, Hogh, taken prisoner by the roy-
alists in Worcester, L 62, T.
Fonto, Foncius de, a merchant^ author of
the wool tax in 1278, iii. 258.
Foore, a rich man so named, curses his
field, ii. 69, Wi.
Foore, Boger, chancellor of Stephen, im-
prisoned by Stephen, iv. 23, 0.
Fopa, marries BoUo, iv. 369, Wo.
Popes, succession of, from Linus, ii. 131,
seqq.; iii. 3, seqq,; iv. 358, seqq,,W&.
D.Wo.
Porcher, John le, accused of Simon Mus-
tard's death, iii 306, D. ; acquitted, iii.
307; appeal of Christiana Mustard
against, iii 309.
Porchester castle, committed by Simon de
Montfort to his son Simon, iv. 453, Wo.
Foree, Gilbert de la ; see Poitiers, bbhop
of.
Porsare, Bobert le, murdered in Kent,iv.
550, Wo. ; miracles respecting, ib.
Porter, Thomas le, accused of Simon
Mustard's death, iii. 806, D. ; acquitted,
in. 307; appeal of Christiana Mustard
against, iii. 810; his accounts for fines,
&c, as bailiff of Dunstable, iii. 322.
300
INDEX.
Portland, islAnd of, taken by Matilda, u,
53 ; iv. 379, Wi. Wo. ; surrendered by
the Winchester monks to bishop Aymer,
ii. 96, Wi.
Forto, Conrad, bishop of, presides at the
council of Sens, iii. 80, D.
— — — Robert Kilwarby, cardinal bishop
of; see Canterbury, archbishops of.
John Tolet, cardinal bishop of; see
Tolet.
Portsmouth, the barons summoned to, that
they may cross with John in 1201, i.
207, Bu. ; John at, in 1201, i. 208, Bu. ;
John collects an army at,'in 1205, i. 28 ;
iL 256, M. Wa. ; Henry in. Umds at,
in 1248, i. 130; ii. 89, 330; iv. 90, T.
Wi. Wa. O. W. ; Henry HI. collects an
army at, in 1253, iL 93 ; iii. 186, Wi.
D. ; parliament at, in 1254, i. 155, T. ;
queen Eleanor and prince Edward em-
bark at, for Gascony in 1254, L 317 ;
ii. 94, Bu. Wi. ; pirates killed at, in
1265, ii. 103, Wi.; attacked and burnt
by the citizens of the Cinque Ports in
1265, iL 867 ; ir. 456, Wa. Wo.
Portugal (Gallitia, Ghilatia), Alphonso L,
king of ; see Alphonso L
— — Sancho H., embassy to obtain his
daughterforHenryIIL,iT.420, Wo. [?].
Portus Hamonis, i.e. Southampton, q,o,
Porymesone, Simon, writ respecting land
formerly belonging to, iii. 329, D.
Potterspury (Pirie), Hugh de Pattishall,
bishop of lichfield, dies at, iii. 157, D.
Poule (Pullus, Puleyn), Robert le, lectures
on the Scriptures at Oxford, iy. 19, O. ;
made chancellor of the Roman church
by Lucius II., ii. 231 ; iv. 20, Wa. O. ;
dies, ii. 232, Wa.
Power, John, oath of, respecting the pri-
vileges of the prior of Dunstable, iii.
413, D.
Poywike (Poywyk), W. de, counsel for
Worcester priory, iv. 440, Wo. ; justice
itinerant at Worcester in 1262, iv. 447,
Wo.
"■ Thomas de, appointed to perambu-
late Peckeoham forest, iv. 536, Wo.
Pratellis, William de, sent by Richard L
to the election of the empire in his
place, L 195, Bu.
John de, surety for John in his
treaty with Philip IL, L 205, Bu.
Premislas II., king of Bohemia, embassy
to ask his daughter for Henry UL, iv.
420, Wo. [?] ; slain by Rudolph of
Hapsburg, iv. 475, Wo.
Premontr6, abbats of:
Conrad, deposed, iii. 135, D.
William, abbat of Stanley Paik, i6.
Prester John (David), letter of Honorins
UL respecting, iii. 66, D. ; letter of
cardinal Pelagius, iii. 69.
Preston, manor of, ^ven by Ansger Brito
to Bermondsey, iii. 428, 434, Be. ; suit
of Bennondsey with Henry Y. respect-
ing, iii. 485, Be.
Preston, Gilbert de, justice itinerant at
Warwick in 1247, iiL 172, D. ; at Dun-
BtaUe, iii. 174, D. ; at Worcester in
1249, iv. 439, Wo.; at Nottingham in
1252, iii. 184, D. ; at Leicester, iiL 185,
D. ; at Hertford in 1255, iii. 195, D. ;
at Bedford in 1259, iiL 212, D.; at
Winchester, iL 98, WL ; at Worcester
in 1261, iv. 446, Wo. ; did not finish his
session in 1272, at Bedford, on account
of the king's death, iiL 269, D.
Priest, a, has himself crucified by two
women, iL 84 ; iv. 414, WL Wo.
convicted of theft, iv. 514, Wo.
Prodigy, in Wales in 1169, L 16, M.
Prophecies, discovered in 1293, iv. 514,
Wo.
Prouz, Robert, land belonging to, i. 161, T.
Provence, crusade against the hereticks in,
in 1209, L 59 ; iv. 897, T. Wo.
— ^— — Raymond Berenger, count of, dies,
iii. 162, D.
Beatrice, countess of, comes to
England with her daughter Sanchia, L
132 ; iiL 162, T. D. ; honours offered to
her, iii. 162, D. ; leaves England, i. 133,
T. ; at Paris in 1254, during the visit of
Henry III., L 329, Bu. ; her daughters,
1. 329, Bo.
INDEX.
301
ProTisions of Oxford; see Oxford, pro-
visioDS of.
Papal, i. 284, 3U, 487, Bu.
Publicans, heresy of, breaks out, ii. 61,
Wi. ; caught at Oxford, and expelled
from England, iii. 19, D.
Puderescuhe, Henry de, steward of the
earl of Gloucester, bums the manor of
Geoffrey de S. Leger at Offley, iii. 246,
D.
Pndley (Pudele), gallows erected at, iii.
264, D.
Pulloxhill (Pullokeshulle, Pollokeshulle,
Pullokeshille), a vicarage established in,
by the bishop of Lincoln, iii. 28, D. ; a
cause respecting, won by Dunstable, iii.
33 ; the church dedicated by Robert,
bishop of lismore, iii. 66 ; a right of
way in, established by Dunstable, iii.
132 ; land in, bought by Dunstable firom
J. Blund, iii. 178 ; bam built at, iii. 180 ;
land bought in, from A. de S. Amand,
iii. 204, 207 ; cowhouse in, enlarged, iii.
205; suit respecting the advowson, iii.
218 ; suit respecting land in, iii. 270;
homicide committed at, by the shepherd
of the priory of Dunstable, ib, ; fee of
Pirot in, iii. 323 ; Ss, scutage paid for a
hide in, iii. 326; new hall and solar
built at, iiL 342 ; value of the church,
ill 367 ; tenements of Walter de Haye
in, iii. 401.
— ^— vicars of :
John of Catesby, redgns, iiL 128.
Simon of Bardney, ib.
Reginald, iii. 263.
. Roger (carter) of, dies, Iii. 871.
Simon Perot of, dies, ib,
Robert of ; aee Dunstable, canons
of.
Pultune (Pultone), Adam de, his charters
to Tewkesbury respecting certain tene-
ments, i. 97, T. ; witnesses the homage
of Roger of Marlborough at Tewkesbury,
i. 99; dies, i. 128.
Adam de (his son), the manor of
Pultune committed to him at fee fann,
i. 149, T. ; dies, i. 169, T.
Pultune, wood of, i. 149, T.
Pumerai, Joldan de la, accused of treason
against Richard I., ii. 71, Wi. ; becomes
a monk at Ford, ii. 72 ; returns to the
world on Richard's death, ib.
Puns, Reginald de, Gilbert de Segrave dies
in his prison, iii. 193, D.
Puplintone, William de, appointed to per-
ambulate Feckenham forest, iv. 536,
Wo.
Purmor (Piremor), in Nomumdy, Blanche
of Castile married to prince Louis at,
i. 201, Bu.
Purstone, township of, iii. 820, D.
Puscer, John, wood bought of, by Dun-
stable, iii. 205, D.
Putot, W. de, sheriff of Gloucestershire, a
chantry granted to, by Tewkesbury, i.
81, T.
Pycaid, Kchard, citizen of London, at the
battle of Lewes, iv. 1 50, W.
Pycheford, Geoffrey de, justice itinerant
at Oxford in 1284, iv. 301, O.
Pyke (Pick, Pik), William, naif of Dun-
stable, sold, iii. 297, D.
Ralph, son of Robert, naif of the
prior of Dunstable, stops a prosecution
he had begun, iii. 327, D.; fine paid by,
iii. 342.
Robert, father of Ralph, iii. 328,
D.
Emma, agreement of Dunstable
priory respecting her dowry, iii. 269. D.
Fnalesdone,Thomii(8 de, citizen of London,
on the side of Simon de Montfort, iv.
138, W. ; remains in prison at Windsor,
iv. 177.
Q.
Qnarr abbey (Cameraria, Quadraria, Qua-
raria), Stephen of Lexinton goes to,
from Oxford, iiL 67, D. ; the prerogative
given by Isabella, countess of Albemarle,
to A. de 3trattone, iv. 321, 0.
tm
lyBix
Quarr abbey, abbats of :
Fhiltp,dies,ii. dl9,Wa.
Augastine, ib.
Queen's gold, petitions of tbe barons in
1258 respecting, i. 439, Bo. ; persons
appointed to determine on vhat articles
It is to be paid, L 477, Bo. ; payment of,
by Dunstable, iii. 290, D.
Qaerdon, Michael de, his advice to William
de Beanchomp, iii. 1 72, D. ; dies, ib.
Qaickbory (Cowyk), manor of, giyen to
Bermondsey, iii. 429, 467, Be.
Quinci, Saher de ; tee Winchester, first
earl of.
Roger de ; see Winchester, second
earl of.
Robert de (son of Saher), dies, ii.
289, Wa.
Robert de, marries Llewellyn's
daughter Helen, widow of Johnle Scot,
earl of Chester, iii. 146, D.
Margaret de ; see Lincoln, John de
Laci, sixth earl of.
Quintin, John de S., sends Franciscans to
preach a crusade in 1235, i. 95, 96, T.
Quo waranto, writ of, sent by Edward L
through England, ii. 396, Wa.
R
Rabanus Maums, abbat of Fulda, arch-
bishop of Mentz, holds a BjmA at Mentz,
iL 161, Wa.
Radbumstock (Redbumestoch), hundred
of, iii. 113, 834, D.
Radcotbridge (Oxfordshire), slaughter of
men of Cheshire at, iii. 419, D.
Radecroft, land of, iii. 142, D.
Radicoikni (Redeco&e), many coming
from the fourth Lateran council have to
pay large sums for their release at, iii.
44, D.
Radnor (Radenhore, Radenovere, Redeno-
Tcre), burnt by the Welsh under Llewel-
lyn in 1281, IT. 422, Wo.; the castle
Radnor— conf.
fortified by Richard of Cornwall against
liewellyn, i. 88, T.
John of, two marks granted to, by
Dunstable, iii 263, D. ; presented to
Harlington, iii. 283.
Peter of, his executors excuse a
debt to Dunstable priory, iii 275, 299,
D. ; grant to him mentioned in the book
of obits of the priory, iii. 175, D.
Reginald of, dies at Rome, i. 79, T.
Simon o^ the church of S. Peter's,
Bristol,giyento,byTewke8bury,ll22,T.
Walter of, the yicarage of Chal-
grave given to, iii. 260, D.
Ragusa, Bernard, archbishop of, translates
the first prior of Bermondsey, iii 450,
Be. ; has the custody of tbe see of Car-
lisle, ib,; dedicates an altar at Ber-
mondsey, ib.
Rains, heavy, in 1220, iv. 411, Wo.; in
1221, iii 455, Be.; in 1272, ii. 112,
378; iv. 461, Wi. Wa. Wo.; in 1280,
iv. 284, O. W. ; in 1284, iv. 489, Wo. ;
in 1289, iv. 322, 498, O. Wo. ; in 1291,
iv. 506, Wo. ; in 1293, iv. 512, Wo.;
in J294, iv. 516, 5 19, Wo.
Raleigh (or Raleger), William de, judge at
Westminster in 1229, iii 122, D.; see
Norwich, bishops of.
Ralph, earl, set over the fleet by Edward
the Confessor, il 185, Wa. ; goes in
pursuit of Godwine, ib, ^ returns to Sand-
wich, ib,
Ralph, a Franciscan, sent by the magnates
of the kingdom of Jerusalem to Hemy
III., i. 369, Bu.
Ramlah (Ramatha), taken by Baladin, I
19, M.
' plains of, ii. 306, Wa.
Ramsey abbey, founded by ^thelwine, il
166, 168 ; iv. 369, Wa. Wo. ; and by
archbishop Oswald, ii. 168 ; iv. 869,
Wa. Wo. ; seized by Geoffrey de Man-
deville, u. 230, Wa. «, the monks of, pre-
sent to Sullington, iii. 216, D.; prince
Edward at, in order to reduce the isle
ofEly,iv. 207,W.
INDEX.
303
Ramsey, abbats of :
WIfti, killed at Assandnn, ii. 177,
Wa.
^fwine, sent to the coancil of Rbeims
by Edward the Confessor, IL 182,
Wa.
Herbert Jiosiaga, ii. 36 ; iii. 428, Wi.
Be. ; see Norwich, bishops of.
Reginald dies, ii. 222, Wa. ; had built
the new church, ib.
William, made abbat of Clugny, L 52 ;
ii. 61, T. Wi. ; dies, ii. 78, Wi.
[called Richard by T.].
Robert prior of Northampton, iL 241,
Wa.
Yyo (Eudo), prior of Peterborough, ii.
73, Wi.
Robert of Reading, dies, iii. 31, D.
Richard, abbat of Selby, iii. 40; iv.
403, D. Wo. ; at the dedication of
Worcester cathedral, iy. 409, Wo.
Hugh Foliot, iii. 51, D.; justice itine-
rant at Bedford in 1217, iii. 58, D.,
in 1219, iii. 54,D.s dies, iiL 126, D.
William de Gurmecester, money paid
to, by Dunstable for the king's
fifteenth, iii 268, D. ; tallies for this
allowed to Dunstable, iiL 817, D.
Ramsey, ITicholas of^ appointed to inqnire
into the state of the forests in 1259, i.
478, Bu.
Ranulph (or Amulph), chancellor of
Henry I., thrown from his horse and
kiUed, iL 218, Wa.
Raspe, Henry, landgrare of Thuringia,
made emperor by Innocent IV., i. 186 ;
iL 90 ; iv. 98, T. WL O. W. % not ad-
mitted into Aachen or crowned, ir. 93,
W. ; dies, !▼. 94, W. ; his destruction by
Frederick II., i. 136, T.
Ravenstone (RayenesthoneX ft moiety of,
goes to William of Whitchurch, iiL 150,
D.
Raymond YI., of Toulouse, count de S.
Giles, marries the princess Joanna, L
23, 192 ; ii. 64, 250, H. Bu. WL Wa. ;
has Peter of Castelnan murdered, i. 58 ;
iy. 396, T. Wo.; erasade against, iy.
Raymond Yl.—cimt.
396, 397, Wo. ; defeated by Simon de
Montfort at Muret, ii. 279, Wa. ; de-
feated and forced into exile by the cru-
saders, i. 32, M. ; flies to John in Eng-
land, ii. 280, Wa. ; honourably received
by John, iii. 89, D. ; expelled from
England by the legate, iL 280, Wa.;
besieges Aimery de Montfort in Carcas-
Boxme, iii. 74, D. ; Louis YIII. takes
the cross against, iy. 418, Wo.; Louis
YIIL attacks, by order of HonoriusIEI.,
L 69, T. ; Honorius IH. urges the siege
of Ayignon through hatred of, iy. 68,
O. ; dies excommunicated, ii. 307, 308,
Wa.
—— Vll., of Toulouse, count de S.
Giles, bom, L 192,Bu. ; marries Sanchia
of Arragon, and submits to the Roman
church, iii. 90, D. ; his refusal to the
legate to restore the lands of Aimery de
Montfort, iii. 100,D. ; defeats the French
anny,and captures Philip, count of Bou-
logne, iii. 102, D. ; his alliance with
Richard of Cornwall, ib, ; makes peace
with S. Louis, iiL 115, D.; absolved by
the legate, iL 307; iii. 115, Wa. D.;
takes the cross, iii. 115, D.
Raymond, prince of Antioch, L 207, Bu.
Raymond Berenger ; see Provence.
Raymond, author of the <' Summa Poni-
tentiffi,'* iii. 458, Be.
Reading, monastery of, founded by Henry
L,L 18; ii. 218, 224, 225; iii. 14, M.
Wa. D.; Henry I. sends the arm of
S. James to, iv. 378, Wo. ; Henry I.
buried at, L 13; iL 225; iiL 14^ iv.
20, 378, M. Wa. D. W. Wo.; dedi-
cated by archbishop Thomas in the
presence of Henry II., ii. 57 ; iiL 441,
WL Be. ; council at, in 1206, L 58 ; iiL
29, T. D, ; John, son of Riohaid of
Cornwall, buried at, L 89, T. ; the Fran-
ciscans obtain a settlement at, in 1233,
iiL 134, D. ; Isabella, daughter of Richard
of Cornwall, buried at, L 93, T. ; Grosse-
teste consecrated bishop of Idncoln at,
L 97» T. ; Peter Fitzherbert buried at.
304
Dn)EX.
Reading monastery — cont.
ib,; Rowington coufirmed to, by Wor-
cester, iv. 428, Wo. ; distarbance at, in
consequence of certun persons being
killed by the servants of the abbey in
1244, i. 134, T. ; Henry III. at, in 1255,
i. 348, Ba. ; the Jews of, saved by
Richard of Cornwall in 1256, i. 371,
Bn.; parliament at, in 1263, iii. 225,
D. ; council of bishops at, in 1264, iv.
453, 456, Wo. ; meeting of bishops at,
in 1271, respecting the jurisdiction of
the chapter of Canterbury, li. 110, 377 ;
iv. 460, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; council of, under
archbishop Feccham in 1279, iv. 281,
476, O. W. Wo. ; his statutes promul-
gated at this council, Iv. 476, Wo.
— — abbats of :
Hugh, made archbishop of Rouen, ii.
222; iv. 19, Wa. O.
Roger, dies, ii. 58, Wk
Hugh, prior of Lewes, ii. 244, Wa. ;
made abbat of Clugny, ii. 78, 251^
252, Wi. Wa.
Helias, blessed, iv. 890, Wo. ; dies, L
61 ; U. 278 ; iii. 88, T. Wa. D.
Simon, iii. 39, 40, D. ; at the dedica-
tion of Worcester cathedral, iv. 409,
Wo. ; in the chapter house of Wor-
cester, to settle the quarrel between
the bishop and convent, iv. 417,
Wo. ; witnesses Magna Charta in
1225, I. 232, Bu.; dies, i. 69 ; ii..
302 ; iii. 100 j iv. 419, T. Wa. D.
Wo.
Adam de Latebar, prior of Leominster,
i. 69 ; iv. 419, T. Wo. j the Fran-
ciscans obtain letters to, iii. 134, D. ;
dies, i. 108; ii. 318; iii 147, T.
Wa.D.
Richard of Chichester, subprior, i.
106 i il 818, T. Wa. ; agreement
of, with Worcester priory respecting
certain tenements at Tydintone, iv.
445, Wo.
Robert de Burghate, reconciles bishop
NichoUs of Winchester and the
Reading, abbats of : — cont
convent of Winchester, iL 889 ; iv.
473, Wa. Wo.
Reading, Muler of, writ of^ against Dun-
stable, iii. 329, D.
Reate, earthquake at, in 1298, iv. 5S9,Wo.;
chapter of Franciscans at, in 1289, iU.
358, D.
Rech ; i.e, Rochelle, q.v.
Redlands, Bristol, land at, given by Peter,
abbat of Tewkesbury, to W. of Kent, i.
74, T.
Redlond, Geoffrey, sets on Christiana Mus-
tard to appeal respecting her husband's
death, iii. 808, D.
Redvers ; see Devon, earls of.
Redwick (Redewich), action of W. de
Cantelnpe respecting, iv. 429, 430, Wa ;
settled, iv. 432.
Rees; MeRhys.
Reginald, servant of 8. James's, Bristol,
dies, i. 147, T.
Reigate castle, taken by prince Louis, il
285, Wa.
Reinfired, John, rent-charge bought of, by
Dunstable, iii. 205, D.
Benauges, an error for Benanges; tee
Addenda.
Rennes, council of, under Calixtos IL, iv.
377, Wo.
^eole, U (Riole, Ryole, Regula), taken by
prince Richard and the earl of Salisbury
in 1225, ill 94 ; iv. 417, D. Wo. ; sur-
rendered by Simon de Montfbrt in 1253,
i V. 1 05, W. ; the women taken at Benauges
lent to, by Guy deLumgnan, 1 317, Bu. ;
besieged and taken by Henry HL in 1254,
il 346 ; iii 191 ; iv. 442, Wa. D. Wo.
Repton (Rependone), storm at, in 1255, I
336, Bu.
Clementia, countess of, diet, I
305, Bu.
Resolven (Rossaulin) grange, belonging to
Margan, burnt by the Welsh, 1 35, M.
Retheresfoid (Retford ?), William de Clare
poisoned at, I 165, T.
Reve, Robert le, a party to the suit about
Wadlow land, ill 880, D.
INDEX.
305
Revel, William, gives land in Cokenhatch
to Bermondsey, iii. 448, Be.
Reyenesholle, Richard de, appointed to
perambalate Feckenham forest, iv. 536,
Wo.
Rewley abbey, founded by Edmund, earl of
Cornwall, ii. 897 ; iii 287 ; iv. 480, Wa.
D. Wo.
Reygni, Roger de, dies, i. 169, T.
Reymund, fine paid to, by Dunstable, liL
259, D. ; chief collector of the tax for
the Holy Land in 1275, iii. 267, D.
Reyseld, Isolda de, dies, i. 168, T.
Rhc, isle of, Cistercian abbey in, ravaged
by the English expedition in 1294, iv.
519, Wo.
Rheims, council of, in 992, ii. 168, Wa. ;
in 1048, il 182, Wa.; in 1119, IL 45,
217 ; iv. 877, Wi. Wa. Wo.; m 1147,
ii. 282 ; iii. 16 ; iv. 26, Wa. D. O. W.
archbishops of:
S. Remigins, iv. 362, Wo. ; bom, ii.
145, Wa. ; consecrated, ii. 146, Wa. ;
baptixes Clovis, iL 146; iv. 862,
Wi. Wo. ; dies, ii. 148, Wa.
Gerbert IL, archbishop of Ravenna,
and then Pope as Silvester II., ii.
168,169; iii ll,Wa.D.
Guy, cardinal bishop of Palesttina, i
27, M.
William de Joinville, officiates at the
translation of S. Thomas of Canter-
bury, iii 58, D. ; dies, iii. 102, D.
coronations at ; tee under the names
of the French kings.
Rhine, tolls of, stopped by Richard, king of
Germany, iv. 222, 223, W.
Rhodes, taken by Richard L, iii. 447, Be.
Rhuddlan (Rothelan, Rowelent), the castle
fortified by Henry IL, ii. 237, Wa. ;
Henry HL at, in 1241, iv. 433, Wo.;
the castle built by Edward I., iii 275 ;
iv. 273, 287, D. W. O. ; submission of
Llewellyn at, in 1277, ii 124, 125, Wi. ;
Edward L at, in 1281 ; iv. 289, O. W. ;
attacked by Llewellyn and David in
1282, ii. 897; iii 292; iv. 287, Wa.D.
O. W. ; Llewellyn's head sent to, iii.
VOL. V.
Rhuddlan — cont
293, D. ; David imprisoned in, iv. 293,
O. W.
Rhys-ap-Tudor, killed, iv. 12, O.
Rhys-ap-Griffith, makes peace with Henry
IL, i 48, T. ; does homage to Henry II. ,
iii. 18, D. ; exhorted to peace by bishop
Peter de Leia, ii. 66, Wi. ; his outrage
on Peter de Leia, ib. ; anathematized by
the bishop, ib, ; dies, i. 55 ; ii. 66, T.
Wi. ; his body flogged after death, and
himself absolved, ii. 66, Wi
Rhys a Yychan, a castle built against, by
John, i 31, M. ; bums Swinesham, i.
32, M. ; killed at Caermarthen, i. 92, T.
Rhys-ap-Griffith [probably an error for
Rhys-ap-Howel], disturbs Glamorgan-
shire, i 124, T. ; gives his son as a
hostage, who is confined in Cardiff
castle, i 125 ; requests Tewkesbury to
give five marks annually to his nephew,
Thomas of Pennarth, ib,
Rhys-ap-Maelgwn, surrenders to H. de
Bohun, iv. 293, O. W. ; imprisoned in
the Tower, iii. 293 ; iv. 293, D. O. W.
Rhys-ap-Meredudd, his lands restored by
Edward L, iv. 309, O. W.; heads a
rising in Wales, iii. 338 ; iv. 309, 493,
D. O. W. Wo.; invades England, ii.
404, Wa. ; his complaint against R. de
Tibetot, iv. 310, O. W. ; Edmund, earl
of Cornwall, advances against him, ib, ;
places his wife and children in safety,
and seizes Dyryslwyn castle, ib. ; truce
made, iv. 311, Wo.; he breaks it, ib,;
his castle taken, and a price set on his
head, ib, ; flies to Ireland, ib, ; submits
to Edward I., iv. 494, Wo. ; captured
and sent to Edward I., iv. 509, Wo. ;
hanged, iii 374, D.
Rhys-ap-Morgan, made captain of the
Welsh in Glamorganshire, iv. 526, Wo.
Ribard, his attempt on the life of Henry
m. at Woodstock, i ill ; iv. 85, T.
W. ; his execution, i 111; iv. 85, T.
W. ; had been sent by William Marsh,
iv. 86, W.
U
806
INDEX.
Richard I., bom, i. 48, 187 ; ui. 18 ; iv. 34,
T. Bu. D. W. ; betrothed to AdelaU,
daughter of Louis VII., iii. 19, D. ; joins
his brother Henry against his &ther, iii.
20 ; iv. 35, B. W. ; reconciled with his
father, iii. 444 ; iv. 36, Be. W. ; gifts of
his fiither to, iii. 21, D.; count of Foitou,
ii. 245 ; iii. 24 ; iv. 42, Wa. D. O. ;
takes the cross, i. 53; ii. 245, 247;
iii. 24 ; iv. 42, T. Wa. D. 0. ; the
cause of the quarrel between Henry II.
and Philip II., ii. 245, Wa. ; sides with
Philip II. against his father, iii. 24,
' D. ; at his fiftther's funeral, ib. ; ab-
solved, and made duke of Normandy,
t6. ; succeeds his father as king of Eng-
land, 1. 20, 54, 188 ; ii. 63 ; iii. 24, 446 ;
iv. 42, 386, M. T. Bo. Wi. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; crowned by archbishop Baldwin
at Westminster, ii. 63, 246 ; iii. 446 ; iv.
42, 886, Wi. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ; his
oath, iii. 24, D. ; slaughter of the Jews
after his coronation, see Jews ; his war-
like character, i. 188 ; u. 245, Bu. Wa. ;
appoints Arthur his heir, ii. 64 ; iii. 25,
Wi. D. ; gives 100 marks to the chapter
of Citeaux, iiL 25, D. ; sum paid to,
for peace by Tancred, ib. ; his quit-
claim as to wrecks in his lands, ib. ;
releases his mother Eleanor, iv. 42, O. ;
gives John the earldom of Mortain, &c.,
iv. 886, Wo. ; goes to France, and
makes a league with Philip II., iv. 43^
W. ; pays Philip II. for not marrying
his sister, iii. 25, D. ; Philip II. quit-
claims Gisors and the Yexin, ib. ; starts
on the Crusade, i. 20, 54, 188 ; ii. 64 ; iii.
26, 447 ; iv. 43, 44, 386, M. T. Bu. Wi.
D. Be. 0. W. Wo. ; compels John to find
hostages, iv. 44, 0«; his quarrel with
Philip II. at Messina, iv. 45, W. ; leaves
Messina, iii. 447 ; iv. 387, Be. Wo. ; his
fleet, iii. 447, Be. ; takes Rhodes, t6. ;
conquers Cyprus, ii. 247 ; iv. 44, 45,
244, 387, Wa. O. W. Wo.; puts the
emperor in chains, iv. 45, W. ; takes
him with him to Palestine, ii. 247, Wa. ;
marries Berengaria, iv. 44, O. ; lands in
Richard I. — cont.
Palestine, and takes Acre, i. 54, 188 ; ii.
247 ; iv. 44, 45, 887, T. Bu. Wa. O. W.
Wo. ; redeems many Christian captives,
i. 188, Bu. ; quarrels with Philip H., ii.
247, Wa.; makes a three years' truce
with Saladin, i. 55 ; iv. 388, T. Wo. ;
conunits Palestine to the care of Henry
of Champagne, Cyprus to O. de Lusig-
nan, and returns, iv. 46, 0. ; captured
on his return by Leopold, duke of Aus-
tria, L 22, 55, 189 ; ii. 248 ; iii. 26,448 ;
iv. 46, 887, M. T. Bu. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo.; given up to the emperor Henry
VI., and detained by him, i. 22, 55 ; iL
248 ; iii. 448 ; iv. 46, 387, 888, M. T.
Bu. Wa. Be. O. W. Wo.; John and
Philip n. league together against, iii. 26 ;
iv. 46, 47, D. O. W. ; his ransom, i. 22,
189 ; ii. 248 ; iii. 26, 448 ; iv. 47, 387,
388, M. Bu. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ;
swears to give his niece Eleanor of Bri-
tanny to the son of Leopold of Austria,
i. 189, Bu.; in captivity at Spires, i. 190,
Bu. ; the day of his Uberation put ofi,
ib. ; freed, i. 190 ; ii. 249 ; iii. 448 ; iv.
388, Bu. Wa. Be. Wo. ; given up to his
mother, i. 190, Bu. ; imprisons Robert
de Nonant for refusing to be his hostage,
i. 191, Bu. ; summons Hugh de Nonant
to answer for his conduct, ib. % confirms
th^ revenues of various bishops, counts,
&C. of the empire, in return for asast-
ance agunst France, t5.; receives thdr
homage, ib. ; length of his captivity, ib, ;
at Cologne on his return, ib. ; returns to
England, i. 22, 56 ; ii. 249 ; iv. 47, 48,
388, M. T. Wa. O. W. Wo.; lands at
Sandwich, and then goes to London, iii.
448 ; iv. 388, Be. Wo. ; crowned a second
time at Winchester, i. 22, 55 ; ii. 249 ;
iv. 48, 388, M. T. Wa. O. Wo.; recovers
the castles and towns seized by John,
i. 191, 192; ii. 249; iv. 48, Bu. Wa.
W. ; outlaws John, ii. 249, Wa. ; allows
tournaments in England, iii. 26 ; iv. 48,
D. O. ; crosses to Normandy, ii. 249 ;
iv. 48, 888, Wa. 0. W. Wo. ; war
INDEX.
307
Richard I. : — ami.
with Philip n., iv. 48, O.; relieves
Yemaeil, ii. 249 ; iv. 388, Wa. Wo. ;
takes Loches castle, iL 249 ;. iv. 388, Wa.
Wo.; forces John to sae for pardon,
iv. 48, W.; reconciled with John, and
restores his lands, i. 192; iv, 388, Bn.
Wo. ; reconciled with Hngh de Nonant,
L 192, Bo.; and with Geoffirey, arch-
bishop of York, i. 192 ; ii. 67, Bo. WL ;
restores John his lands, iv. 388, Wo. ;
his power from Vemaeil to Charlecroiz,
iii. 26, D. ; lays waste Britanny, i. 55 ;
iv. 388, T. Wo. ; builds castles in Nor-
mandy, ii. 64, Wi. ; appeal against, by
the archbishop of Bouen for this, iL 65,
Wi.; makes peace with Philip U., ii.
65; iii. 448, WL Be.; deprives Herbert
Poore of all his possessions, iL 67, WL ;
reconciled with him, t&. ; his edict re-
specting weights and measnres, ii. 250,
Wa. ; restores their incomes to the
monks and clergy of Tours, iiL 26, D.;
takes Carceles castle, ii. 70 ; iii. 27, WL
D.; takes Bnrs castle, iL 70, WL; defeats
Philip n. at Gisors, L 23 ; iL 70 ; iiL 27,
M. Wi. D. ; orders all the charters in
the country to be renewed, ii. 251 ; iv.
889, Wa. Wo. ; summoned at Bouen to
the election of the emperor, L 195, Bu. ;
sends various persons in his place, as he
fears a second captivity, ib, ; obtains the
election of Otho IV. to the empire, L
196, Bu. ; demands all the treasure
found by the viscount de Limoges, L
23, 196, M. Bu.; attacks the castle
of Chains, L 23, 196; ii. 71, 251 ; iii.
449 ; iv. 49, 389, M. Bu. WL Wa. Be.
O. W. Wo. ; wounded by Bertram de
Gurdnn, L 197, Bu.; by Peter Basil,
L 24; ii. 71 ; iii. 27, M. WL D.; pa^
dons him, i 197; ii. 71, Bu. WL;
leaves his kingdom to John, and his
jewels to Otho, i. 197, Bu.; his le-
gacy to Otho, L 201 ; ii. 73, Bu. WL ;
directions about his burial, L 197, Bu. ;
dies, L 24, 56, 197 ; ii. 71, 251 ; iii. 27,
449 ; iv. 49, 389, M. T. Bu. WL Wa. D.
Richard l.-'-cont
Be. O. W. Wo. ; prophecy concerning his
death by the Norman girls, ii. 71, WL ;
account of his burial at Fontevraud and
Rouen, L 24 ; iL 71, 251 ; iiL 27, 449 ;
iv. 49, 389, M. WL Wa. D. Be. W. Wo.;
sixe of his heart, iL 71, WL; had been
imprisoned at Wonns, L 98, T.; his
grant to the bishops of Coventry con-
firmed by Henry HI., L 244, Bu. ; diffi-
culty of raising his ransom, L 282 ; iL
248, Bu. Wa. ; his prowess in Palestine,
L 369, Bu.; epigram accusing him of
embezzling the money of the Crusade,
iL 251, Wa.; charter of, in &vour of
Dunstable, iiL 331, D.; had confirmed
certain privileges to Bermondsey, iii.
441, Be. ; William, kmg of Scotland,
had gone to, as superior lord, iv. 337, O.
Richard II., bom, iii. 478, Be. ; knighted
by Edward III., iii. 479 ; crowned at
Westmmster, iii. 479 ; iv. 562, Be. Wo. ;
confirms privileges to Bennondsey in
1378, iiL 480, Be. ; insurrection against,
in Kent and Essex in 1381, iii. 415,
D. ; his punishment of the rioters at
S. Alban's, iii. 418 ; increases the in-
come of Bermondsey in London, iiL
480, Be. ; gives to Bermondsey certain
rent-chaiges forfeited by John of North-
ampton, iiL 481 ; his conduct with
respect to certain earls in 1388, iii. 419,
D. ; death of his queen Anne, iii. 482,
Be. ; marries Isabella of France, ib. ;
his licence to Guy Mone as to Eemsing
church, lb. ; crosses to Ireland, ib, ;
imprisoned in the tower of London, t6. ;
resigns his crown, ib, ; dies of hunger
at Pontefract, ib.; his confirmation of
gifts to Bermondsey, iii. 440, 441, 442,
Be. ; his request that Bermondsey should
be made an abbey, iii. 483, Be. ; his
statute concerning appropriations, ib.
Richard, natural son of Heniy L, drowned,
ii. 217 ; iiL 433 ; iv. 17, Wa. D. O. W.
Richard, earl of Cornwall, second son of
John, bom, L 59 ; ii. 80; iii. 31, 451 ;
iv. 397, T. WL D. Be. Wo.; bom at
U 2
308
INDEX.
Richard, earl of Cornwall— eont
Winchester, i, 29 ; ii. 264, M. Wa. ;
knighted by Henry III., i. 68 ; ii. 84 ;
iii. 94; iv. 417, T. Wi. D. Wo.; sent
into Poitou by Henry III., iv. 68, W. ;
made count of Poitou, ib.; gent into
Gascony by Henry III., L 68 ; ii. 84 ; iii.
94; iv. 417, T. Wi. D. Wo. ; takes La
Keole, iii. 94 ; iv. 417, D. Wo. ; reduces
Gascony, iii. 94, D. ; treasure brought
to him in Gascony by the fleet, iii. 98,
D. ; his alliance with Raymond YII. of
Toulouse, iii. 102, D. ; returns to Eng-
land, i. 70 ; ii. 85 ; iii. 103 ; iv. 419, T.
Wi. D. Wo. ; made earl of Cornwall, ii.
303 i iii. 104, Wa. D. ; marries IsabelUi
Marshal, widow of Gilbert de Clare, i.
38, 78 ; ii. 309 ; iv. 72, 422, M. T. Wa.
O. W. Wo.; his mother's dowry given
to him, iii. 104, D. ; one of the four earls
who had Hubert de Burgh in charge, i.
8S, T. ; has the land of William de
Braose to protect, ib.; defeats Llew-
ellyn, lb, ; fortifies Radnor castle, ib. ;
the emoluments of the circuit of the jus-
tices itinerant in 1233 given to, by Henry
III., i. 90, T. ; his lands laid waste by
R. Si ward, ii. 313 ; iii. 137 ; iv. 76, Wa.
D. O. W. ; protects Maurice Fitz-Gerold,
iv. 81, O. ; refuses to be reconciled with
R. Si ward, iv. 81, O. W. ; accompanies
the princess Isabella to the sea, i. 96, T. ;
witnesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1236, i. 103, T.; takes the
cross, ii. 87, Wi. ; anger at his sister
Eleanor's marriage with Simon de Mont-
fort, i. 106, T. ; quarrels with Henry
III., 1*6. ; present at a lawsuit at Laun-
ceston between Tewkesbury and R. de
Grenville, i. 108, T. ; prevents his wife
from being buried at Tewkesbury, i.
114, T.; his gifts to the Templars for
her soul, ib. ; excepted from a sentence
of exconmiunication by archbishop Ed-
mund, iii. 150, D. ; goes to the Holy
Land on his wife's death, i. 115, 257 ; ii.
88, 825; iii. 151, 152; iv. 86, 87,431,
T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O. W.Wo. ; his re-
Richard, eari of Cornwall — cent,
ception by S. Louis at Paris, i. 116 ; iii.
152, T. D. ; arrives at Acre, iv. 87, W.;
makes a truce with the sultan for ten
years, i. 118 ; ii. 328 ; iv. 87, 433, T.
Wa. W. Wo. ; releases the captives taken
at Gaza, i. 118 ; iv. 87, T. W. ; rebuilds
Ascalon, iv. 87, W. ; returns by Apulia,
Sicily, and Cahibria, ib. ; goes to Rome
to make peace between the emperor and
Pope, i. 120, T.; his reception by the
emperor and Pope, iv. 87, W. ; the
Pope grants him the money collected in
England for the crusade, ib. ; returns to
England, i. 358 ; ii. 88, 329 ; iv. 89, 433,
Bu. WL Wa. O. W. Wo. ; hmds at Dover,
i. 121 ; ii. 829, T. Wa. ; goes to London,
ii. 89, 829, Wi. Wa. ; his reception in
London, ii. 329, Wa.; goes into Gas-
cony, ii. 89 ; iv. 89, Wi. O. W. ; goes
to Toulouse, i. 128, T. ; warned by
Richard Marshal, returns, and lands at
Port Enys, i. 128, T. ; marries Sanchia
of Provence, i. 132, 257; ii. 89, 380;
iii 161 ; iv. 90, 436, T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D.
O. W. Wo.; receives the honour of
Richmond, i. 182, T. ; spends Christ-
mas with Henry III. at Wallingford,
ib. ; the convent of Tewkesbury bound
to, on behalf of R. de Clare, i. 134, T. ;
joins in the letter to Innocent IV. against
his oppressions, i. 283, Bu. ; founds the
monastery of Haylcs, ii. 337; iv. 102,
Wa, W. ; advises Heniy HI. to have a
new coinage, ii. 339, Wa.; his extor-
tion from the executors of Robert de
Haye, iii. 172, D. ; lends money to
Henry HI., iv. 96, W. ; grant of Henry
m. to, iv. 97, W. ; goes to the Pope
at Lyons, and returns, ii. 92, Wi. ; has
the church of Hayles dedicated, i. 146 ;
ii. 93, 343 ; iv. 102, T. Wi. Wa. O.
W. ; his gifts to the monks there, ii.
843, Wa. ; left in charge of England
while Henry IH. is in Gascony, ii. 93 ;
iii. 186 ; iv. 104, Wi. D. W.; asks an
aid for the king from the clergy, which
is refused, iii. 189, D. ; the messengers
INDEX.
309
Richard, earl of Cornwall — coiU,
sent for the aid take counsel with him,
iii. 190, D. ; suit respecting the tithes of
his manor of Swelle Foinz, i. 153, T. ;
present at the excommnnication of the
infractors of Magna Charta in 1253, i.
805, 320, Bu.; builds a tower in the
castle of Berkhampstead, iii. 1 9 1 , D. ; car-
ries much timber from the park of Son-
don, ih. ; consequent ii^uries to the mar-
ket of Dunstable, ib. ; consulted by the
judges respecting W. de Beauchamp, iii.
192, D. ; ejects W. de Beauchamp from
various manors, iii. 198, D. ; summoned
to the parliament at Westminster in
1255, L 336, Bu. ; refuses the crown of
Sicily, i. 389 ; iv. 126, Bu. W. ; visits
Grosseteste's tomb, i. 344, Bu.; saves
the Jews accused of murder at Lincoln,
i. 348, 371, Bu.; elected king of Ger-
many, i. 157, 384; ii. 96, 349; iiu
201, 461 ; iv. Ill, 113, 443, 491, T. Bu.
Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. O. Wo. ; loss to
England by his leaving it, i. 387, Bu. ;
letter to the archbishop of Messina an-
noundng his election, L 391, Bu. ; price
paid by him to the electors, iv. 113, W.;
account of the election at Frankfort, iv.
1 14, W. ; goes to Germany for his coro-
nation, i. 158, 392 ; ii. 96 ; iii. 202 ; iv.
115, 444, T. Bu. Wi. D. W. Wo.;
crowned at Aachen, 1. 158 ; ii. 96 ; iii.
203; iv, 115, 116, 444, T. Wi. D. O.
W. Wo.; knights his son Henry, iv.
116, O.; letter to prince Edward, with
an account of his journey and corona^
tion, i. 392, Bu. ; warns prince Edward
of Manfred's designs, i. 395, Bu. ; sells
his woods in England, iii. 206, D. ; joins
in the peace between France and Eng-
land in Cambray, i. 461, Bu.; not ex-
pected by the barons to return, iv.
118, W.; his great influence in Eog-
land, t6. ; on his way home is met by
some of the barons at S. Omer, and
forced to swear to the provisions of Ox-
ford, iv. 121 , 122, W. ; returns to Eng-
land, i. 167, 461 ; iv. 122, 445, T. Bu.
Richard, earl of Cornwall — conL
O. W. Wo. ; swears to the provisions of
Oxford at Canterbury, i. 461 ; iv. 122,
Bu. W. ; his reception in London, iv.
122, W. ; goes into Cornwall, iv. 123,
W. ; appeals to the Pope against Al-
phonso X. of Castile, his rival for the
empire, i. 467, Bu. ; letter of the Pope
to, L 469, Bu. ; sends letters to Henry
HI. to assure him of the fidelity of prince
Edward, iv. 124, W. ; goes to Germany
in 1259, and returns, t6. ; advises Henry
lU. to obtain release from his oath at
Oxford, iii. 462, Be. ; to be added to the
arbiters between the king and barons, if
they disagree, iv. 129, O. ; death of his
wife Sanchia, ii. 100 ; iv. 129, 446, Wi.
W. Wo. ; the differences between the
king and the barons to be submitted to,
iv. 130, ^W. ; visits Henry III. during
his illness, and hopes to succeed him, i.
500, Bu. ; his opposition to the pro-
visions of Oxford, i. 500 ; iv. 449, Bu.
Wo. ; goes to Germany a third time, in
1262, iv. 180, 131, O. W. ; returns to
England, iv. 130, 132, O. W.; is to
choose one out of four sent to him from
each county as sherifib, iv. 130, W. ;
goes to Dover with Henry III., iv. 137,
W. ; at the parliament at Oxford in
1268, iii. 221, D. ; agrees to refer all
points of difference to S. Louis, iv. 138,
W. ; his manor at Isle worth plundered
by the Londoners, iv. 140, W. ; his
house at Westminster plundered, iv. 141,
W. ; advances against Northampton with
Henry lU., iv. 143, W. ; his manors burnt
by the barons, iv. 146, O. ; attempt of
S. de Montfort to gun him over before
the battle of Lewes, iv. 148, W. ; his
refusal, iv. 149, W. ; sends letters to the
barons before the battle, iv. 451, Wo. ;
his defiance of the barons, ii. 101, 356,
Wi. Wa. ; taken prisoner in the battle,
ii. 101; iii. 232, 463; iv. 161, Wi.
D. Be. W.; surrenders to Simon de
Montfort, iv. 452, Wo. ; his iinprisun-
ment, ib. ; closely intprisQucd by licqry
310
INDEX.
Itichard, earl of Cornwall — cont,
de Montforty iv. 153, W.; taken to the
Tower, and thence to Wallingford, iiL
233, D. ; in Kenilworth castle, ii. 865 ;
iv. 175, Wa. W. ; released after the
battle of Evesham by Simon de Mont-
fort the younger, iL 365 ; iv. 175, Wa.
W. ; goes to Wallingford, iv. 175, W. ;
at Canterbury with the king and qaeen,
iy. 179, W. ; did not agree to the dis-
inheriting of the barons, ii. 367, Wa. ; S.
de Montfort the younger forced to submit
to his arbitration, iv. 181, W.; endea-
vours to act as mediator at Kenilworth,
iv. 191, W.; at Dunstable, and then at
Windsor, iii. 246, D. ; helps the king with
money, iv. 204, W.; mediates between
the king and G. de Clare, iii. 246 ; iv. 205,
D. O. W. ; acts as a surety for the peace
being kept, iv. 206, W. ; acts against the
abbey of Osney in the suit about Weston
manor, iv. 209, O. ; afterwards mediates
and settles it, iv. 210, O.; goes to Ger-
many, iv. 219, W. ; stops the tolls on the
Bhine, except at Boppart and Woerden,
iv. 222, 223, W. ; assembles the German
nobles at Worms for this, iv. 223, W. ;
great praise of this in Germany, iv. 224,
W. ; marries Beatrice of Falkenstem, iv.
224, O. W. ; his palace of Lokeren, iv.
224, W. ; his love for his wife, ib, ; takes
her to England, iv. 224, 225, O. W. ;
returns to England, ii. 107, 876 ; iv. 224,
225, Wi. Wa. O. W. ; his reception at
Dover, iv. 225, W. j at Wmchester, iL
107, 376, Wi. Wa. ; takes part in the
translation of Edward the Confessor, iv.
226, W. ; differences between prince
Edward and G. de Clare respecting the
crusade referred to him, ii. 108, 376 ; iv.
229, 234, 459, WL Wa. W. O. Wo. ;
G. de Clare at first refuses to agree to
his arbitration, ii. 108, 376; iv. 459,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; his award, iv. 231, W. ;
makes it clearer at the request of G. de
Clare, iv. 233, W. ; prince Edward leaves
his sons under his care, iv. 236, W. ;
assents to the lands of the disinherited
mchard, earl of Cornwall— con<.
being restored, ii. 110, 377; iv. 460,
WL Wa. Wo. ; recalls his son Edmund
ttom the crusade on the murder of
Henry of Almaine, iv. 244, W. ; has
Henry of Almaine buried at Hayles, iv.
244, O. W. I death of John, son <k prince
Edward, while under his charge, iL 104,
373; iv. 246, 461, Wi. Wa. W. Wo. ;
his grief at his death, iv. 246, W. ; brings
his body to Westminster for burial, ib. ;
dies at Berkhampstead, and is buried at
Hayles, ii. Ill, 378 ; iii. 252; iv. 247,
248, 461, Wi. Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ; had
built Hayles at his own cost, iii. 252 ;
iv. 248, D. 0. W. ; had intended to be
buried at Beaulieu, i. 114, T. ; had Sun-
don as the marriage portion of his wife,
Isabella Marshal, iii. 252, D.
Richard, natural son of John, defeats and
kills Eustace the Monk, iL 288 ; iv. 408,
Wa. Wo.
Richard, son of Richard, earl of Cornwall,
killed at the si^e of Berwick, iii. 403 ;
iv. 526, D. Wo.
Richard L, duke of Normandy, ii. 165 ; iiL
10 ; iv. 370, Wa. D. Wo. ; dies, iL 169 ;
iii. 11, Wa. D. ; buried at Fecamp, ii.
169, Wa.
II., duke of Normandy, ii. 169,
Wa.; receives ^thelred, Emma, and
their sons, ii. 14, 174 ; iv. 371, WL Wa.
Wo.; his children, iv. 371, Wo. ; Em-
ma demanded from, by Cnut, ii. 15, WL ;
dies, ii. 178, 179, Wa.
IIL, duke of Normandy, ii. 178,
179; iv. 371, Wa. Wo.; dies, iv. 371,
Wo.
Richard, lord of Cogan, L 110, T.
lUchard of Gk>therington, cored at Tewkes-
tbury, L86, T.
Bichilde, countess of Flanders, widow of
Baldwin VI., ii. 29, WL
Richmond, honour of, given to Richard of
Cornwall, L 132, T. ; said to be given to
William, bishop elect of Valentia, iii.
146, D.
INDfX
311
Bichmond, earls of :
B. BlundeYil, the earldom given to,
by John, iv. 393, Wo.
Peter of Savoy, i. 118, T.
prince Edmund said to have the earl-
dom given him, ii. 106; iv. 457,
WLWo.
John de Drenx, taken prisoner by the
Soots, iiL 471 ; iv. 346, Be. 0.
archdeacons of :
Honorios, despoiled and imprisoned at
Gloucester, ill. 31, D.
Gerard deVyspeyns, robbed, iii. 377,D.
castle of, WiUiam, king of Scot^
land, imprisoned in, iv. 36, W.
manor of, in Bengeo, bought by
prior John of Bermondsey, iii. 427, Be. ;
given to Bermondsey, iii. 464, 467, Be.
Bidel, Stephen, imprisoned by John, iii.
84, D.
Bidgemont (Bugemont), castle of, iii. 269,
D.
Bievaulx abbey, founded, ii. 222, Wa.
abbats :
William, dies, ii. 265, Wa,
Geoffrey, A,
William, dies, ii. 299, Wa.
Boger, abbat of Warden, i6.
Kievaulx (Oriwalle, Orival, Bivalle), Peter
of, nephew of bishop Peter des Boches,
iv. 73, W. ; Hubert de Burgh surren-
ders his castles to, i. 86, T. ; Dover
surrendered to, ib.; made treasurer,
ii. 86, Wi. ; lands of B. Marshal and
others given to, by Henry III., iv. 74,
W.; quarrel with Henry IH, ii. 86,
WL ; removed from the council, iv. 78,
81, 426, O. W. Wo., by ^urchbishop
Edmund, i. 92 ; iii. 306, T. D. ; pre-
vented from crossing at Dover, ii. 86,
WL ; flies to Winchester, ii. 86 ; iv. 81,
WL O. ; Bichard Siward tries to seize,
ii. 86, 87, Wi. ; his lands laid waste by
B. Siward and Gilbert Basset, ii. 313 ;
iii. 137, Wa. D. ; reconciled with Henry
in., iiL 144, D.
Bilend, Bobert de, townsman of Dunstable,
fined, iiL 316, D.
Bindecombe, certain things affecting
Tewkesbury at, L 156, T.
Bions, submits to John of S. John, iv. 520,
Wo. ; taken by Charles of Valois, iv.
625, Wo.
Bipple (Bippel), a boy of, cured at Tewkes-
bury, L 85, T.
' the parson of, robbed by thieves, i.
135, T.
Bisonce, taken by the French, iii. 397, D.
Bisselep, prior of, dies, iii. 94, D.
Bivers, Bedvers ; see Devon.
Bobberies, frequent in England in 1225,
iii. 95, D.; in 1240, L 115, T.
Bobert L, king of the Franks, dies, iL 16,
179, WL Wa,
Bobert I., duke of Normandy, son of
Bichard H., ii. 178 ; iv. 371, Wa. Wo. ;
becomes duke, iL 178, 179 ; iv. 371,
Wa. Wo. ; sends Alfred to England, ii.
17, WL ; dies, iL 180 ; iii. 12, Wa. D.
II., duke of Normandy, son of Wil-
liam I., iv. 10, 372, W. Wo. ; lays waste
Normandy, iv. 10, 0. W. 5 his character,
iv. 10, W. ; wounds his &ther, iL 32,
193, WL Wa., at Gerberoi, ii. 193, Wa. ;
succeeds his father as duke of Normandy,
ii. 35, 196; iii. 13; iv. 11, 373, WL
Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; opposition to Wil-
liam Bufus in his favour by Odo and
William bishop of Durham, ii. 85, 36,
WL ; collects an army to seize on Eng-
land, but it is put to flight, ii. 200, Wa. ;
attempts of William U. against, in Nor-
mandy, ii. 36, 200, Wi. Wa. ; calls
Philip I. to his aid, ii. 201, Wa. ; de-
serted by him, ib. ; his treaty with Wil-
liam n., ib, ; his castles restored by
William II., iL 36, Wl ; with William,
besieges Henry in Mont S. Michel, ib, ;
goes to England with William II., and
mediates between him and Malcolm HI.,
ii. 36, 201, WL Wa. ; remains some time
with William II., ii. 202, Wa. ; goes to
the isle of Wight, and then to Nor-
mandy, ib, ; comphuns to William that
the treaty was violated, ii. 203, Wa.;
quarrels with William IT., ii. 38, 203,
312
INDEX.
Robert II., duke of Normandy — eont,
Wi. Wa. ; takes various castles, &c., ii.
203, Wa. ; takes Argences, and Roger
Foiteyin in it, ib, ; joined by Philip I.,
and advances towards Eu as far as Lon-
gueville, ib, ; reconciled with William IL
through the crusade, ii. 206, Wa. ; goes
to Jerusalem, iL 38, 206 ; iv. 12, Wi. Wa.
W. ; borrows money from William (Wi.
Wa.) from Henry (W.) for the crusade,
and pledges Normandy, ii. 38, 206 ; iv.
13, Wi. Wa.W. ; winters in Apulia, ii. 206,
^Wi. ; offered the crown of Jerusalem, ii.
207, Wa. ; refUses it, and never prospers
afterwards, ii. 207, 212, Wa.; returns
from Jerusalem, ii. 209 ; iv. 15, Wa. W. ;
goes to Normandy, ii. 40; iv. 15, Wi.
W. ; his reception in Normandy, ii. 209,
Wa.; conspiracy in his favour against
Ilenry I., ii. 209, Wa. ; invades England,
i. 7, 186 ; iv. 374, M. Bu. Wo. ; does so
by Ralph Flambard*s advice, i. 7 ; ii.
210, M. Wa. ; comes to England with
200 ships, ii. 41, Wi. ; lands at Forts-
mouth with an army, ii. 209, Wa. ; re-
conciled with Henry I., ib, ; terms of
peace with Henry I., ii. 41, Wi. ; money
given to, by Henry I., ii. 42 ; iv. 374,
Wi. Wo. ; comes to England, and ac-
quits Henry of the 3,000 marks agreed
to be paid him, ii. 210, Wa. ; comes to
terms with Robert de Belesme, and quar-
rels with Henry I., ii. 211, Wa. ; his
attempt at reconciliation fails, ib. ; Caen
taken from, by Henry I., ii. 211 ; iv.
374, Wa. Wo. ; defeated and taken pri-
soner by Henry I., i. 44, 186 ; ii. 42 ;
iv. 15, 374, T. Bu. Wi. O. Wo., at
Tinchebrai, ii. 212; ill 430; iv. 15,
Wa. Be. W. ; imprisoned at Warham,
ii. 42, Wi. ; taken to England and im-
prisoned, ii. 212; iii. 430; iv. 15, Wa.
Be. O. W.; reasons of his ihll, ii. 212,
Wa, ; blinded by Henry I., ii. 50 ; iv.
15, 378, Wi. W. Wo. ; dies, ii. 223 ; iii.
14, 434, 435 ; iv. 19, Wa. D. Be. O. W. ;
dies at Cardiff, i. 13, 45 ; iv. 378, M. T.
Wo. ; dies at Gloucester, il 50 ; buried
Robert II., duke of Normandy— coiit
at Gloucester, i. 13 ; ii. 224 ; iii. 430,
435>, iv. 378, M. Wa. Be. Wo.
Robert, count of Flanders ; see Flanders,
counts of.
Robert, William, of Cranfield, aervea on a
jury, iii. 853, 381, D.
Robert, a baker, punishment for false mea-
sures remitted to, by Dunstable, iiL 399,
D.
Robert, a clerk, has Stoke manor for a
term, iii. 358, D.
Roche- Andely ; see Andely.
Rochelle (Rech, Roscella, Rokella), statutes
about the price of wine from, i. 200, Bu.;
seized and defended by Savary de Maul-
eon, iii. 86, 91, D. ; besieged by Louis
YHL, iii. 86, 91, D. ; its surrender, iii.
91, D. ; attempt of Savary de Mauleon
to stop the English fleet in the roads of,
iii. 98, D.
Richard de, appointed' warden of
Haldesham castle by the barons, i. 453,
Bu.
Rochester castle, surrendered to William
n., ii. 200, Wa ; fortified by Geoffirey
de Mandeville, ii. 51, Wi. ; beneged and
taken by John, L 62 ; iii. 44 ; iv. 405,
T. D. Wo. ; taken by prince Louis, ii.
285 ; iii. 46, Wa. D. ; beneged by Simon
de Montfort, iii. 230 ; iv. 146, 450, D.
O. W. Wo. ; relieved by Henry IH., iii.
231 ; iv. 146, 147, 451, D. O. W. Wo.
S. Andrew's church, founded by
^thelbert, ii. 150, Wa.
— — bishops of :
Justus, ordained by S. Augustine, ii.
149 ; iii 7, Wa. D. ; exiled, iii 7,
D.
Godwine, subscribes the foundation
charter of Burton abbey, L 1 83, Bu. ;
seized by the Danes at Canterbuiy,
ii. 172, Wa,
Si ward, abbat of Chertsey, conse-
crated by Stigand, iL 187, Wa.
Gundulf, ii. 32, Wi. ; dies, i. 9 ; ii. 43 ;
iv. 374, M. Wi. Wo,
INDEX.
S13
Bochester, bishops of: — cont
Ralph, abbat of Seez, ii. 43 ; iv. 375,
Wi. Wo. ; consecrated by S. An-
sebn, iv. 875, Wo. ; made archbishop
of Canterbury, ii. 44, 215 ; iii. 14 ;
iv. 876, Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ; see Can-
terbury, archbishops of.
Emulf, iL 44, Wi. ; dies, 1. 11 ; ii. 219,
M.Wa.
John, archdeacon of Canterbury, iii.
14, D.
Ascelin, dies, ii. 238, Wa.
Waiter, archdeacon of Canterbury, ii.
233, Wa. ; helps to crown the
young king Henry, i. 16, M. ; dies,
L 52 ; 11. 243 ; iii. 22 ; iv. 385, T.
Wa. D. Wo.
Waleran, archdeacon of Bayeux, i.
58 ; il 243 ; iii. 22, 23, T. Wa. D. j
dies, ii. 62, 243, Wi. Wa.
Gilbert Glanville, archdeacon of li-
sieux, ii. 62, 244 ; iiL 28, Wi.Wa. D. ;
undertakes the pastoral care of the
see of Canterbury during archbishop
Baldwin's absence, iii. 25, D. ; pre-
sent at the coronation of John and
Isabella of Angouldme, i. 206, Bu. ;
claims to consecrate bishops during
the illness of the archbishop, ii. 255,
Wa.; with John in Scotiand, iii.
81, D. ; goes to Borne, ii. 261, Wa. ;
the release of the Scotch from their
allegiance to John committed to, ii.
270, Wa. ; dies, ii. 281 ; iii. 41 ;
Wa.D.
Benedict, precentor of S. Paul's, ii.
282; ill 44, Wa. D.; consecrates
Eustace de Falkenbuig bishop of
London, ii. 294 ; iv. 414, Wa. Wo.;
dies, iL 802 ; iii. 102 ; iv. 68, Wa.
D. O. W.
Henry de Sandford, archdeacon of
Canterbury, i. 69 ; ii. 808 ; iii. 102 ;
iv. 68, 419, T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ;
consecrated at Canterbury by Ste-
phen Langton, ii. 803, Wa. ; wit-
nesses Magna Charta in 1225, i.
231, Btt. ; objects to Walter of
Rochester, bishops of i^ont.
Henry de Sandford — corU,
Eynsham as archbishop, i. 71, T. ;
goes to Rome against him, iii. 112,
D.; protects Maurice Fitz-Gkrold,
iv. 81, O. ; directions of Gregory
IX. to him, respecting the deprived
Romans in England, i. 94, T. ; dies,
i. 98 ; ii. 816 ; iii. 141 ; iv. 427, T.
Wa. D. Wo.
Richard of Wendover, consecrated at
Canterbury by archbishop Edmund,
ii. 819, Wa. ; excommunicated by
the Canterbury monks, iii. 161, D. ;
dies,iv. 100, 101, O. W.
Laurence of S. Martin, iv. 100, 101,
O. W. ; suspends Tewkesbury from
collating to benefices till W. of
Kilkenny is provided for, i. 147, T.;
excommunicates the infractors - of
Magna Charta in 1258, i. 806, 819,
Bu. ; goes to &e Pope on behalf of
Richard, king of the Romans, i. 469,
Bu.; dies, ii. 117, 883; iv. 259,
466, Wi. Wa, W. Wo.
Walter of Merton, the seal given to,
iv. 129, W. ; made chancellor, ii.
1 13, 879 ; iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
his manor attacked by the London
rabble, iv. 141, W. ; ordered to
remain at Westminster till prince
Edward's return, ii. 118, 379; iv.
462, Wi. Wa. Wo.; consecrated
bishop by archbishop Eilwarby, ii.
117, 883; iv. 259, 260, 466, Wi.
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; his fondness for
monks, iv. 260, O.; dies, ii. 124,
387, 390 ; iv. 275, 472, 475, Wi.
Wa. O. Wo. ; dies from frdling into
a river, iii. 278 ; iv. 275, D. W. ;
verses on lus character and his
foundation for students at Oxford,
iv. 275, O.
John Bradfield, ii. 387, 890 ; iii. 278 ;
iv. 275, 472, 475, Wa. D. O. W.
Wo. ; called John de Ho, cellerar
of Rochester, iv. 275, O. ; his con-
firmation postponed for frivolous
314
INDEX.
Rochester, bishops of:— cant
John Bradfield — eont
reasons, iy. 275, W. ; consecrated
at Lambeth by archbishop Kilwarby,
iv. 276, O. W. ; dies, iil 298 ; iv.
295, 487, D. O. W. Wo.
Thomas of Ingoldsthorp, dean of S.
Paul's, iii. 298 ; iv. 296, D. 0. W.
[called John by W., iv. 295];
reconciles the church of S. Mary-
le-Bow, after the murder of L.
Ducket, iii. 814, D. ; dies, iv. 328,
O.
Thomas, prior of Rochester, iv. 329, 0.
John of Bottlesham, iii. 488, Be.
abbey of, sentence of the Pope in
their &vour against archbishop Edmund,
i. 106 ; iv. 429, T. Wo.
abbats of :
PhUip, dies, i. 376, Bu.
^chard, ib, ; dies, L 409, Bn.
— priors of :
Richard, made abbat of Burton, i. 187,
Bu.
Thomas, elected bishop, iv. 329, 0.
— archdeacons of:
the archdeacon in 1259 goes to the
Pope on behalf of Richard, king of
the Romans, i. 469, Bu.
William of S. Martin, imprisoned in
Winchester castle for siding with
Andrew, the intruding prior of
Winchester, il 117, 383; iv. 466,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; his release and death,
ii. 117, 388 ; iv. 466, Wi. Wa. Wo.
Rochester, Solomon of, justice itinerant at
Winchester iir 1280, iv. 479, Wo. ; at
Oxford in 1284, iv. 801, O.; at Hertford
in 1287, iii. 336, D. ; fined for false
judgment, iii. 357.
Rockingham castle, restored to Henry UL
by the earl of Albemarle, iii 60, D.
Rodborough (Redberue), John o^ installed
into a prebend at Westbury, iv. 502,
Wo. ; sent to visit the prior and chapter
of Worcester, iv. 545.
Rogate, Walter de, the Pope's penitentiary,
1. 469, Bu.
Roger II., king of Sicily, takes Tripoli
from the Saracens, ii. 232, Wa.
Roger, earl, slain by his own people, iL 29,
Wi. [apparently an error for Edwinus].
Roger Poitevin, taken by Robert of Nor-
mandy at Argences, ii. 203, Wa.
Roger, a priest, killed by lightning in An-
dover church, ii. 60, Wi.
Roger, a priest who celebrated in a church
under suspense, story X)f, ii. 255, Wa.
Rokeforde, John de, encloses the breach
of Rotherhithe, iii. 457, Be.
Rokesac (Rokeshac, Rokeshoc, Rokussoc),
arrangements of Dunstable respecting the
prior and officers, iii. 29, D. ; new house
built at, iii. 176 ; dairy built at, iii. 179 ;
scarcity of com at, in 1255, iii. 199; bam
built at, iii. 205 ; ditch dug at, iii. 248,
250 ; lands exchanged at, iii. 249 ; the
oxen of Dunstable priory forcibly taken
from, by the countess of Albemarle, ib, ;
some of the men belonging to Dunstable
priory at, summoned for fishing in David
Flitwick*s ponds by night, iiL 299;
chapel of, right of David Flitwick to,
quit-claimed to Dunstable, iii. 327 ; laud
resigned in the court of, iii. 329 ; death
of Stephen, curate of Flitwick, at, iii.
364.
RoUeston, exchanged by JEthelred for
Aldsworth and Alfreton with the abbat
of Burton, I 184, Bu. ; held by earl
Ferrers, ib,
RoUo invades Normandy, iv. 368, Wo. ;
becomes duke of Normandy, iv. 369;
baptized, iL 162; iii. 10, Wa. D.; be-
sieges Chaitres, ii. 164, Wa. ; marries
Popa, iv. 369, Wo. ; dies, ii. 164 ; iv.
369, Wa. Wo.
Romans, king of the, electors to, L 196 ;
iv. 112, Bu. W. ; assertion of his supe-
riority over all kings by Boniface VUL,
iv. 556, Wo.
Romans beneficed in England, to lose the
patronage of their benefices, i. 75, T. ;
riots agsdnst, iii. 128, 129, D. ; letter of
Gregory IX. defending, i. 239 ; iii. 129,
Bu. D. ; deprived of their benefices by
INDEX.
315
RoTnanw benefieed in England — cent
Gregory IX., i. 94, T. ; complaints of
their ignorance of English, and their
Bucceedlng one another, iii. 169, D. ;
those] sent by Alexander IV. mnrdered
in 12*59, iv. 446, Wo.
Romanus, cardinal, the quarrel between the
bishop and the University of Paris comes
before, iii. 97, 98, D. ; has the seal of the
Uniyersity broken, and its privileges
condemned, iii 98.; attacks on him
by the scholars, ib. ; his sentence on
them, t6. ; sent to Lonis Yin. to indnce
him to restore Normandy to Henry HL,
iii. 100, D. ; his exertions against the
Albigenses, iii. 100, 101 ; at the siege
of Avignon, iiL 101 ; iv. 68, 418, D. O.
Wo. ; receives the surrender of Avignon,
iii. 101 ; iv. 68, D. O. ; leaves France,
iii. 103, D.
Bomare, William de, brother of the earl of
Chester, attack of Stephen on, ii. 52, Wi.
Bome, prodigy in the chnrch of S. Lorenzo
fuori le mora, L 44, T. ; red rain at, in
1228, ill 80, D. ; besieged by Frederick
XL and Gregory IX., iii. 142 ; coundl
summoned to, in 1240, iiL 154; see
Lateran.
'—emperors of, series of, from Au-
gustus, iL 129, seqq, ; iv. 35S, 8eqq,,Wtu
Wo.
Bomescot, tribute of, iv. 867, Wo.
Bomney, naval victory of Edward III. of(
iii. 475, Be.
Bobert of, chooses and serves on a
jury about the advowson of Newbottle,
iiL 819, D.
Bomsey, nuns placed in, by Eadgar, iv.
368, Wo.
abbesses of:
Matilda, dies, ii. 55^ WL
Mary, daughter of Stephen, marries
Matthew, count of Boulogne, ii.
238 ; iv. 380, Wa. Wo.
Juliana, dies, ii. 71, WL
MatUda Patri», ii. 72, WL ; [?] dies,
i. 102, T.
Bomsey, Nicholas of, justice itinerant at
Wilton in 1257, i. 158, T. ; at Wor-
cester in 1262, iv. 447, Wo.
Boos (Bohs, Bos), Bobert de (fourth
baron), witnesses Magna Charta in
1225, L 232, Bu.
William de (fifth baron), witnesses
the confirmation of Magna Charta in
1236, L 104, T.
Bobert de (sixth baron), his be-
haviour to Alexander IIL and Margaret
of Scotland, i. 337 ; ilL 198, Bu. D. ;
accused in London in consequence, iii.
198, D. ; deprived of the castle of
Wrech, i. 337, Bu.; enters Gloucester
to hold it against prince Edward, iv.
166, W.
William de (seventh baron), a
claimant of the kingdom of Scotland,
and submits his claim to Edward L, ii.
411 ; iiL 368; iv. 507, 508, Wa. D.
Wo.
Bos, William de, rector of Biddlebury,
appointed deputy for Bnstand, L 351,
354, Bu. ; letter to various archdeacons
on the payment of tithes for the crusade,
i. 354.
Boseles, John de, chooses and serves on a
jury respecting the advowson of New-
bottle, iii. 319, D.
Boss, laid waste by the Welsh, L 14, M.
Bosso dell' Anguillara, count, a party to
the murder of Henry of Almaine, iv.
241, W. ; his daughter Margaret
married to Guy de Montfort, ib.
Botherhithe, given by Henry I. to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 434) Be. ; hinds of the
breach of, enclosed by B. and J. de
Courtnu and John de Bokeforde, iii.
457 ; inundation of the Thames in, iii.
468 ; Madbroke land in, let to J. Teche-
man, iii. 469 ; messuage and toft in,
given to Bermondsey, iiL 474 ; lands in
tlie breach freed and given up by Ed-
ward III. to Bermondsey, iii. 479 ; the
breach of Bermondsey enclosed in, by
B. Brounesbury, iiL 484.
316
INDEX.
Bothwell, Bichard de, his daughter marries
the son of John de Morteyn, iii. 408,
D.
Roucester, in Staffordshire (Rovecestre),
abbat of^ dies, iii. 139, D.
Rouen, monasteries at, founded by Henry
I., ii. 224 ; iii. 14, 15, Wa. D. ; the
citizens join Heniy II. in driving Louis
VII. out of Normandy, iL 61, Wi. ;
Richard I., in 1 198, i. 195, Bn. ; John
made duke of Normandy at, L 198 ; ii.
72 ; iii. 27,3u. Wi. D. ; burnt in 1200,
ii. 78, Wi. ; Arthur murdered at, i. 27,
M.; excesses of the Fastoureanx at, in
1251, L 291, Bu.
— ^— bishops of :
Nigasins, ii. 132, Wa. ; martyred, ib,
Avitianus, dies, ii. 140, Wa. ; had
been at the council of Aries, ib,
Severus, ib.
8. Ouen, ii. 151, Wa. ; brought from
France into Normandy, ii. 164.
-— ^— archbishops of:
John, presides at the council of 1074,
ii. 192, Wa. ; dies, ii. 198.
William, abbat of Caen, ib. ; presides
at the council of lillebonne, ib,
Hugh, abbat of Beading, ii. 222 ; iv.
19, Wa. O. ; consecrated by Rich-
ard, bishop of Bayenx, at S. Ouen,
ii. 222, Wa. ; goes with Henry III.
to Normandy, ib. ; a witness to
Stephen's oath to Robert of Glou-
cester, ii. 50, Wi.
Rotrou, crowns Henry II. and his
queen, i. 50, T. ; mediates between
Henry II. and archbishop Thomas,
iii. 19, D.
Walter of Contances, bishop of Lin-
cohi, i. 53 ; ii. 243 ; iii. 23 ; iv. 40,
T. Wa. D. O. W. } at the corona-
tion of Richard L, ii. 246, Wa.;
castles erected in his see by Rich-
ard I., ii. 64, 65, Wi.; appeals to
the Pope, and goes to Philip H. in
consequence, ii. 65; crowns John
duke of Normandy at Rouen, i.
198, Bu. ; his share in the treaty
Ronen, archbishops of: — coni.
Walter of Coutances— coft/.
between John and Philip IL, i. 204,
Bn. ; dies, L 58 ; iii. 31 ; iv. 395, T.
D. Wo. ; see Lincoln, bishops ol
Peter de CoUemezzo, captured by
Frederick II. on his way to Rome,
iii. 155, D.
— ^ dean of, John of Coutances, made
bishop of Worcester, i. 55, T.
Rouhale (Ruhale), tenement of, action
respecting, iv. 429, Wo.
John of, action of the bishop of
Worcester against, »fr.
Nicholas, mayor of, (prsepositus),
surety for Christiana Mustard, iii. 306,
D. ; fined for her non-appearance, iii.
307,308,311.
Rowington (Rugintune), confirmed to
Reading monastery by Worcester, iv.
428, Wo.
Roxbuigh castle, restored by Edward HI.,
who winters there, iv. 349, O.
Roxton (Roddestune), oxen belonging to
Tewkesbury impounded at, iii. 249, D.
Royal liberties, the cause of the quarrels
between S. Anselm and William n.,
and S. Thomas and Henry U., L 8, M.
Royaumont abbey, founded by S. Louis,
iL 304, Wa.
Roye (Roia),Batholomewde, suretyfor Phi-
lip II. in his treaty with John, i. 205, Bu.
Royston, prior of, buys Cokenhatch from
Bermondsey, iii. 443, Be. ; arrangement
respecting this, iii. 447.
Rudham, Walter de, occupies the church
of Eddlesborough by force, iii. 216, D. ;
had deposited 40/. in Dunstable prioiy,
iii. 390, D.
Rudolph of Hapsburg, slays Premislas II.,
king of Bohemia, iv. 475, Wo. ; emperor,
iv. 491.
Ruffinus, deprived of his benefices in Eng-
gland by Gregory IX., i. 94, T.
Ruffus, David, of Flitwick, dies and is
burit^ at Warden, iii. 176, D.
I
I
INDEX.
317
Rufas, Geoffrey [called Godfrey], bays
the chancellorship, i. 11, M.; see Dur-
ham, bishops of.
Rohale ; aee Rouhale.
Rumsey ; see Romsey.
Ronnymede, Magna Charta signed at, ii.
283 ; iii 43, Wa. D.
Ruppe, Thomas, of Hanrington, land
bonght of, by Worcester, iv. 438, Wo.
Rus, Adam le, marries Emma, widow of
Matthew Tiler, of Dunstable, and gains
a treasure by her, iii. 363, D.
Rusci, Alan de, captnred by Richard I.,
iii. 27, D.
Rushden (Rissedene, Russedene), parsons
of:
Robert of Rhnddlan, iii. 158, D. ;
dies, iii. 254.
John Basset, presented to, but bonght
off by Dunstable, ih,
Robert of Scarborough, ih. ; resigns,
iii. 342.
John, his nephew, ib,
Russel, courier of Berard, rector of Cat-
field, L 127, T.
Russell, William, his men not to be taxed
by the prior of Dunstable, iii. 121, D. ;
brings an action against Dunstable
priory for lands in Shortgraye, iii. 171.
Russia, devastated by the Tartars, i. 273,
Bu. ; Kalalidin exiled to, i. 275.
Peter, archbishop of, goes to the
council of Lyons, and gives an account
of the Tartars, L 271, Bo.
Rnstand, the legate, sent by Pope Alex-
ander IV. to England, i. 350; iii 196,
Bu. D.; his letters to three English
Inshops, with the Pope's mandates re-
specting Sicily, L 350, 351, Bu.; letters
to three English bishops appointing his
deputies, 1. 353 ; letters requiring the
tithes from manors and baronies to be
paid up, i. 354 ; letter of his deputy, on
the execution of the papal mandate for
a tenth for the Cmsade, ib, ; complaint
of the clergy that he exceeds his com-
mission, i. 361 ; letter on the taxation.
Rustand— con^
mentioning the exemptions, i. 363, Bu. ;
money paid to, at the hall of the bishop
of Durham, by Burton, i. 366 ; 50/. paid
to, by Dunstable, iii. 198 ; goes to
Rome, iii. 199; his letters, iii. 200;
arrives in England about the affliurs of
Sicily, L 384; authority given to, i.
388 ; exactions, called graces, granted
by the Pope to the king, published
by, i. 402 ; these not to begin till the
king's messengers had returned from
Rome, i. 405 ; goes to Rome, iii. 206,
D. ; returns to England, i. 409 ; iii.
206, Bu. D. ; his prebend in S. Paul's
vacant by his becoming a monk, iii.
214, D.
Rye (Rie), John goes to, with his army,
and there resigns his crown to Pandulf,
ii. 82, Wi.
Rys, William, townsman of Dunstable,
fined, iii. 316, T.
S.
Sabina, S., Guy Foulquois, cardinal of;
eee Clement IV., Pope.
Saboth, John, bailiff of the liberty of
Dunstable, account of fines levied by, iii.
816, D.
Sacco, fratres de, order of, condemned at
the council of Lyons, iii. 260, D.
Sadler (Sellarius), Walter, killed, iii. 35,
D.
Sagitta, castle of, t.«. Sidon, q.v,
Saham, William de, justice itinerant at
Bedford in 1286, iii. 326, D. ; at Dun-
stable, iii. 334.
Saintes (Seyntes), defeat of Henry HI. at,
in 1230, iv. 71, W. ; batUe of, in 1242,
i. 124, T.; the gates of, shut against
Henry III., ib, ; surrendered by Philip
in. to Edward L, iv. 477, Wo.
318
INDEX.
Saladin, defeats the Christians at Nazareth,
i. 18, M. ; slays Reginald of ChatLUon,
ib, ; his conquests, ib. ; takes Jerusalem,
i. 18; iv. 41, M. O. W.; Richard I.
makes a truce with, i. 55 ; iv. S88, T.
Wo. ; dies, iii. 26 ; iv. 46, D. O.
Salbatin, a prince of the Tartars, i. 272,
Bu.
Saleme, Aalis de, a recluse of Puttenham,
dies, ii. 289, Wa.
Salerno, Charles de la Mor^ prince of;
see Charles de la Mor^.
Salines, Stephen de, the dowry of Joan
Peyure given to, by Henry III., iiL 183,
D.
Salisbury, the see of Sherborne transferred
to, in 1U70, ii. 29 ; iv. 10, 12, 872, Wi.
O. W. Wo. ; the tower of the cathedral
thrown down by a storm in 1092, i. 5 ;
iii. 427, M. Be. ; the cathedral dedicated
by bishop Osmund» i. 5 ; iL 202 ; iii
427 ; iv. 12, M. Wa. Be. O. W.; the
cathedral removed to Old Salisbury, iiL
62, D. ; the new church built, i. 65, 66,
D. ; iv. 61, T. W. ; its dedication, L
166 ; ii. 97, T. Wi.
^— bishops of:
Herman, transfers the seat of the
bishoprick from Sherborne, iv. 10,
O. W. ; dies, ii. 32 ; iv. 10, Wi. O.
W.
Osmund, il 32 ; iv. 10, WL O. ; builds
the cathedral, ii. 40; iv. 12, Wa.
0. ; de^cates it, i. 5 ; ii. 202 ; iii.
427 ; iv, 12, M. Wa. Be. O. W. ;
dies, i. 44 ; il 40, 208 ; iv. 13, T.
Wi. Wa. O.
Roger, chancellor, i. 7 ; iL 41 ; iii. 14,
M. WL D. ; consecrated by S. An-
selm, L 8; ii. 42; iv. 15, M. WI.
O. W. ; his history, iv. 17, W. ;
holds an ordination, i. 9 ; brings
his brother Alexander from France,
and makes him bishop of Lincoln,
iv. 18, W. ; agrees to join Sher-
borne and Horton in one abbey,
L 10, M.; assistB Stephen to the
crown, ii. 225, Wa.; consents to
Salisbury, bishops of: — cont,
Roger— ^ofit
Stephen's [consecration, ii. 50, Wi. ;
his subsequent fiite, iL 225, Wa.;
builds Sherborne and Devises cas-
tles, iv. 17, W.; bnilds Salisbury,
Sherborne, Devises, and Malmes-
bury castles, ii. 51, WL; quarrel
between his men and those of the
count of Britanny, ib, ; imprisoned
by Stephen, L 46 ; ii. 51, 227 ; iii.
15; iv. 23, T. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. ;
his castles seized, iL 51 ; iv. 23, Wi.
O. W. ; Devizes castle extorted
from, by Stephen, iiL 435, Be.;
dies, ii. 52, 227 ; iv. 23, Wi. Wa.
O. ; dies in prison, L 46, T. ; had
been made chaplain by Henry L,
and then chancellor and bishop, iv.
17, W. .
Philip, chancellor, L 46, T. ; the bi-
shoprick given to, by Stephen, but
the legate refuses his consent, iL 228,
Wa. ; goes to Rome fruitlessly, ib.
Jocelyn de Bailleul, archdeacon of
Winchester, L 14; iv. 23, M. O. ;
assists at the coronation of prince
Henry, L 16, M. ; goes to the Pope
against archbishop Thomas, iv. 381 ,
Wo. ; suspended by archbishop
Thomas, iv. 382 ; becomes a Cis-
tercian, ii. 243; iv. 40, Wa. O.
W. ; dies, i. 53 ; iii. 23 ; iv. 40, T.
D. O. W.
Hubert Fitz-Walter, i. 20, 54 ; ii.
246 ; iii. 25 ; iv. 48, 886, M. T.
Wa. D. O. Wo. ; goes to the Holy
Land, L 20 ; ii. 64; iv. 43, M. Wi.
0.; made executor of archbishop
Baldwin's will, iii. 25, D. ; arch-
bishop of Canterbury, i. 22, 55 ; ii.
249 ; iii. 26 ; iv. 47, 388, M. T. Wa.
D. O. Wo. ; Mc Canterbniy, arch-
bishops of.
Herbert le Poore, archdeacon of Can-
terbury, i. 22, 55 ; iL 249 ; iv. 48,
888, M. T. Wa. O. Wo. ; deprived
of hit property by Richard L, and
INDEX.
319
Salisbury, bishops of: — cont
Herbert le Poore — cotU.
crosses, U. 67, Wi. ; reconciled with
Richard I., and returns, t6. ; in
Scotland with John, iii. 31, D. ;
the release of the Scotch from their
allegiance to John committed to,
ii. 270, Wa. ; dies, ii. 287 ; iii. 44,
Wa. D. ; buried at Wilton, ii. 287,
Wa.
Richard le Poore, bishop of Chiches-
ter, i. 63 ; ii. 83, 288, 289 ; iii. 44 ;
iv. 408, T. Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ; at the
naval battle with Eustace the Monk,
iii. 50, D. s blesses the fleet going
against him, iv. 408, Wo. ; begins
the new church at Salisbury, ii. 289,
317, Wa.; a stone laid for, in the
new church at Salisbury, i. 66, T. ;
at the dedication of Worcester ca-
*" thedral, iv. 409, Wo. ; his inquiry
into the conduct of the bishop of
Durham, iiL 62, 67, D. ; sent to
Louis Vni. to demand the restora-
tion of Normandy, iii. 81; made
bishop of Durham, i. 70 ; ii. 85,
304; iii. 109, 115; iv. 69, 420, T.
Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; see Salis-
bury, deans of; Chichester, Dur-
ham, bishops of.
Robert de Bingham, L 70, 72 ; ii. 85 ;
iiL 109, 115 ; iv. 69, T. Wi. D. O.
W. ; consecrated at Wilton, i. 72 ;
iL 307, T. Wa., by bishop Jooelyn
of Bath, ii. 307, Wa.; witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, i. 231, Bu. ;
compels the restoration of H. de
Burgh to the chapel whence he had
been taken, iv. 75, W. ; witnesses
the confirmation of Magna Charta
in 1236, i. 103, X.; dies, ii. 337 ; iii.
170 ; iv. 95, 438, Wa. D. W. Wo.
WUliam of York, justice itinerant at
Worcester in 1235, i. 97, T. ; at
Lewes, i. 99, T. ; at Gloucester in
1236, ib. ; at Lannceston in 1288,
i. 107, T. ; at Bedford in 1840, iii.
155, D. { at Oxford in 1241» i. 118,
Salisbury, bishops of: — cont
William of York—con/.
T. ; at Bermondsey in 1241, ii. 328,
Wa. ; the government committed
to, in the king's absence in 1242,
iii. 159, D. ; made bishop of Salis-
bury, i. 135; ii.338; iiL 170; iv.
95, 438, T. Wa. D. W. Wo. ; con-
secrated, L 136, T., by Fulk, bishop
of London, ii. 91 ; iv. 96, WL O.
W., at Wilton, iv. 96, O. ; gives
judgment against Dunstable in the
question of Kensworth and Cadding^
ton, iii. 178, D. ; at the meeting of
the bishops at Dunstable against
the archbishop's visitation, iii. 181 ;
dedicates Cranbome church, i. 150,
T. ; excommunicates the infractors
of Magna Charta, L 305, 319, Bu. ;
dies, iii. 199 ; iv. 107, 110, 113,
444, D. O. W. Wo.
Giles of Bridport, iL 95 ; iii. 199 ; iv.
110,1113, 444, WL D. W. 0. Wo. ;
goes to Rome for the king against
the clergy and people, iii. 199, D. ;
makes a composition with the Clergy
respecting the tax of 1256, L 389,
Bu. ; consecrated, L 392, Bu., by
archbishop Boniface, ii. 95 ; iv. 113,
WL O., at Canterbury, iv. 113, 0. ;
appointed to settle the afiair about
the bishoprick of Carlisle, iii. 205,
D. ; dedicates the cathedral, L 166,
T. ; one of the twenty-four ap-
pointed at Oxford in 1258, L 450,
Bu. ; elected arbiter on the king's
side in 1261, iv. 129, O. ; dies, iL
100, 353 ; iv. 132, 133, 448, Wi.
Wa. O. W. Wo.
Walter de la Wyle, iL 100; iv. 132,
133, WL O. W. ; consecrated at Can-
terbury, iv. 133, 134, W. O. ; at
the consecration of John le Breton,
bishop of Hereford, ii. 376, Wa. ;
dies, ii. 110, 377 ; iv. 238, 242, 460,
WI Wa. O. W. Wo.
Robert Wiekhampton, dean of Salis-
bury, iL 110, 377; iv^ 289, 242,
320
INDEX.
Salisbury, bishops of : — eont
Robert Wickbampton — cont.
460, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo.; con-
firmed by the chapter of Canter-
bury, iv. 239, 242, O. W. ; hin-
drance to his consecration, iv. 240,
O. ; refusal of the bishops to con-
secrate him, iv. 243, W. ; conse-
crated at Lyons, iv. 258, W., by
archbishop Kilwarby, ii. 118,383;
iv. 465, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; receives arch-
bishop Kilwarby at Salisbury, iv.
473, Wo. ; dies, ir. 401 ; iu. 313 ; iv.
296, 297, Wa. D. O. W. ; had been
blind for seven years, iii. 313, D.
Walter ScammeU, dean of Salisbury,
ii. 402 ; iii. 313 ; iv. 296, 297, Wa.
D. O. W. ; had been sent by Ed-
ward I. to quiet the disturbances at
Winchester priory, ii. 123, Wi. ;
consecrated by archbishop Feccham
at Sunning, ii. 402; iii. 315; iv.
296, 297, 490, Wa, D. O. W. Wo. ;
dies, iv. 308, O. W.
Henry de Brandeston, archdeacon of
Dorchester, iv. 308, 0. W. ; con-
secrated at Canterbury by arch-
bishop Feccham, iv. 309, O. W. ;
dies, iii. 339 ; iv. 312, D. O. W.
Laurence de Hakebume, elected bishop
by the majority, iv. 314, O. W. ;
goes to the king, and is admitted,
ib,; returns, and goes to Canter-
bury for consecration, and dies
there, ib, ; buried at Canterbury, iv.
315, O. W.
William de la Comere, elected by the
minority, ib. ; rgected by the king,
ib.i elected again, iv. 315, O. W. ;
his consecration postponed, iv. 316,
O. W. ; consecrated at Canterbury
by archbishop Feccham, iv. 318,0.
W. ; at the translation of S. Frides-
wide at Oxford, ib, ; enthroned, ib, ;
dies, iv. 331, O.
Nicholas Longesp^, iv. 332, O. ; con-
secrated by archbishop Feccham at
Canterbury, ib, ; enthroned, iv. 334.
Salisbury, deans of:
Robert, dies, i. 9, M.
Robert Warelwast, made bishop of
Exeter, i. 48, T. ; see Exeter, bi^ops
of.
Richard le Foore, iL 65, Wi. ; dected
bishop of Winchester, goes to Rome,
but the election is quashed, iv. 51,
O. ; see Chichester, Salisbury, Dur-
ham, bishops of.
Adam, dies, iiL 60, D.
Robert of Hertford, dies, i. 159, T.
Robert Wickhampton, iv. 239, 242,
O. W. ; see Saliabury, bichops of.
Walter ScammeU, sent by Edward L to
quiet the disturbances at Winchester
priory, ii. 123, Wi. ; elected bishop,
iv. 296, 297, O. W. ; ,see Salisbury,
bishops of.
chancellors of:
Roger, imprisoned by Stephen at iM-
vizes, ii. 51, Wi.
Ralph, had seven votes for the bishop-
rick of lichfield in 1256, i. 879,
Bu.
— - treasurers of :
Edmund of Abingdon; see Canter
buiy, archbishops of.
Robert de Earvill, dies, iL 102, Wi.
castle of, built by bishop Roger in
1138,ii. 51, Wi.
Salisbury, Patrick de Evreux, first earl of,
dies, ii. 59 ; iv. 382, Wi. Wo.
William de, Evreux, second earl of,
dies, i. 23 ; ii. 65, 250 ; iv. 389, M. Wi.
Wa. Wo.
William de Longesp^e, third earl
of, seises Geoffirey of Norwich at Dun-
stable, iii. 34, D. ; admiral of the fleet in
1212, iii. 35, 36, D. ; goes into Flanders
against Fhilip II., ii. 280, Wa. ; taken
prisoner at Bovines, i. 224 ; ii. 281 ; iii.
41 ; iv. 53, 403, Bu. Wa. D. W. Wo. ;
joins prince Louis, iv. 406, Wo. ; returns
to his allegiance to Henry IIL, iii. 47 ;
iv. 407, D. Wo. ; his vigour against the
barons, iiL 48, D. ; defeats Eustace the
Monk, iiL 50, D. ; assists at the excom-
INDEX.
321
Salisbnxy, William de Longeaple — c<mL
munication of 'William de FortiboB, earl
of Albemarle, ilL 64, D. ; a stone laid for
him in the new church of Salisbtiry, L
66, T. ; witnesses Magna Charta in 1225,
i. 232, Bo. ; joins W. Marshal, iii. 82,
D. ; sent into Qascony by Henry III., i.
68 ; iii. 94 ; iv. 417, T. D. Wo. ; wrecked
on his return home, iii 99, D. ; dies, L
69 ; ii. SOS ; iii 99 ; iv. 67, 419, T. Wa.
D. O. W. Wo.
— ^— Ela, daughter of second earl, his
countess, a stone laid for, in the new
church of Salisbury, L 66, T.
Salisbury, William de Longesp^, fourth
earl of, knighted by Henry HI., i. 90 ; iy.
425, T. Wo. ; witnesses the confirmation
of Magna Charta in 1236, L 108, T. ;
killed at Blassoura, i. 142, 286 ; iv. 99,
440, T. Bi. W. Wo.
— — his son, William, dies, i.
159, T.
[William de Montacnte], created
earl of Salisbury by Edward III., iv.
350, O. ; at Poitiers, iv. 561, Wo.
Salisbury, John of, bishop of Chartres, i.
51, T.; dies, L 52.
Salt, price of, in 1264, iv. 158, W. ; in 1294,
iiL 891, D. ; in 1405, iii. 484, Be.
Saltmarsh, Peter, action of the bishop of
Worcester against, about Upton, iv.
429, Wo. ; settlement of this, iv. 430.
Salvey, castle of, restored to Henry III.,
iii. 60, D.
— Bobert of, succeeds Simon of Elston
as sheriff of Bedfordshire, iii. 196, D.
Samaria (Sebaste), taken by Saladin, i. 19,
M.
Samford, Roger de, appointed by the barons
warden of Porchester castle, i. 453, Bu.
Sampson, a servant of Balph Finegal, gives
an acre to Tewkesbury, i. 76, T.
Sampson, called Taundi, dies, L 135, T.
Sancerre, honour of, Stephen, son of Theo-
bald of Blois, inherits, ii. 234, Wa.
Sanchia, sister of Pedro IL, married to
Raymond VII. of Tooloose, iii 90, D.
VOL. V.
Sanchia of Provence, marries lUchardof
Cornwall, i 128, 132, 257 ; ii. 89, 330;
iii. 161 ; iv. 90, 91, 435, T. Bu. Wi. Wa.
O. W. Wo. ; comes to England, iii. 162,
D. ; at Paris in 1254, during Henry IIL's
visit, i 329 ; iii. 194, Bu. D« ; crowned
queen of Qermany at Aachen, iv. 116,
117, 444, O. W. Wo. } dies, ii. 100 ; iv.
128, 129, 446, 448, Wi. O. W. Wo. ;
buried at Hayle8,ii 100; iv. 128, WiO.
Sancho IV., king of Castile, submission of
Pedro ni. and Alphonso III. of Arra-
gon to, iv. 305, 306, O. W. ; his war
with Alphonso IH., iv. 498, Wo.
Saneho VUL, king of Navarre ; tee Na-
varre.
Sancho, archbishop of Toledo ; tee Toledo,
archbishops o£
Sancreed, in Cornwall, church of, given to
Thomas, son of Durand, i. 99, T. ; the
benefice exchanged by Tewkesbury with
the chapter of Exeter,, i 128, T.
Sanctuary, breach of, at Waverley, ii. 327,
Wa, ; at Worcester, iv. 554, Wo.
Sandon, church of, P. Peyure presented
to, iii. 165,D.
Sandwich, prince Louis lands at, i 62 ;
iii 45 ; iv. 406, T. D. Wo.
Ralph of, one of the confederate
barons, iv. 450, Wo. ; the king's seal
committed to, by S. de Montfort, iv. 168,
W.
Sanford, Hugh de, killed at 6rosmont| i
91, T.
Richard de, dies, iv. 434, Wo.
— — Henry de, his heir, does homage to
the prior of Worcester, and pays 17«.
and 30 sticks of eels, ib,
Santarem, taken by Alphonso L of Por^
tugal, ii 232, Wa.
Saphadin, brother of Saladin, reigns in
Jerusalem, i 207, Bu.
Saracen, Peter, taken prisoner, iii 148, D. ;
freed by his son John, ib.
John, dean of Wells, taken prisoner,
ib. ; fi«ed, ib.
Saraoens, the, arrive in Spain in 1195, iv.
48, 0. ;. their invasion of Spain in 121 1, ti.
322
INDEX.
SaracenB, tlie— eoRl.
266 ; iy. 400, Wa. Wo. ; defeated at the
battle of Navaa de Toloaa, i. 32, 60 ;
iL 82, 271 ; iv. 55, 401, M. T. WL Wa,
O. Wo. ; defeated in Spain in 1225, i.
84, M. ; Blaogbter the duistians in
1275, bat are snbieqnenily defeated, iL
119, 120, 385 I IT. 468, 469, WL Wa.
Wo.
of Lncera, joined by Manfred, L
852, Bn.
Safenaa, near Damietta, i. 287, Bn.
Sarpenho, chapel of, a chantry in, granted
to James de Cans, iii. 141, D.
Sanmnr, castle of, sorrendered to John, i.
198, Bo.
William de, dies, iii. 126, D.
SaTage, Balph, serves on a jory, iiL 381,
D.
Savigny (Saveni), the order joined to Ci-
teanx, iL 232.
^— abbats of :
William of Tonlonse, made abbat of
ateaux, iL 241, Wa. ; dies, ii. 242.
Stephen Lexinton, abbat of Stanley, ii.
307; iii. 116,Wa.D.
Sayoy, A. of, payment made to, by Wor-
cester priory, iy. 443, 444, Wo.
— - — Baldwin of, elected archbishop of
Lyons, and uds Innocent IV. to go
there, iiL 166, D. ; the election qnashed,
ib.
Peter of, the honour of Richmond
giyen to, iii. 146 n., D. ; made earl of
Richmond, L 118, T.; sworn of the
king's council in 1258, L 449, Bu. ; one
of the twenty-four, L 450, Bo. ; the acts
of the council confirmed before, L 456,
Bn. ; signs the letter against the Poi-
teyins, L 174, 460, T. Bo. ; Richard de
Clare poisoned at his table, iii. 219, D. ;
leayes the country, in fear of the barons,
ii. 100 ; iy. 120, 449, .WL W. Wo. ; his
adyiceto Henry HE. about the proyisions
of Oxford, iy. 128, O. ; at the funeral
of Sanchia, ib. ; the queen tries to induce
him to inyade England, iii. 233, B. •,
dies, iL 106 j iy. 457, WL Wo.
Sayqy, Thomas of, marries Jane, countess
of Flanders, iiL 146, D. ; meets Henry
m. at Newcastle with aid against the
Scots, Hi. 164, D.
Sayoy, the, the house of John of (jaunt in,
attacked by the mob in 1381, iiL 416, D.
Saxons, the, fortify the hills while king
Arthur is in Wales, iL 3, Wi. ; called
into Britain by Yortigem, iy. 362, Wo.;
arriye in Britun, iiL 6, D.
Saxony, the duke of, an elector to the
empire, L 196. Bu.
Say (Sey), Geoffirey de (fifth baron), dies,
and is buried at Doyer, L 77, T.
William de (sixth baron), returns
to England, L 127, T.
Say, Margery de, dies, iy. 422, Wo.
•^— — Matilda de, dies, iiL 76, D.
Scapdory, Henry, serres on a jury, iii.
381, D.
Schardel, Robert de, Qected from the
court of Henry HI., i. 239, Bu.
Schinake (Simac, Scimach), in Icomb,
giyen to the almonry of Worcester by
William of the Mills, iy. 509, 528, Wo.
— W. de, meadow bought of, by
Worcester priory, iy. 442, Wo.
Schykes-acher, mill built at, iiL 258, D.
Schwerin, Henry count of^ seizes Wal-
demar IE., king of Denmark, iii. 96, D.
Scissor (Caryer), Giles, held little Ckxmp-
ton, i. 168, T. ; dies, ib.
Scodwade, ii. 192, Wa.
Scot John, Famingham mill sold to, by
Dunstable, iiL 437, 455, Be.
-^— ~- John le ; see Chester, earls of.
J. le, land at Contetone bought ot^
by Worcester, iy. 444, Wo.
Scotales, inquiries into the practice of,
ordered, L 307, 332, Bu.
Scotenay, Walter de, executed for poison-
ing William de Clare, i. 167 ; ii. 98 ; iv.
120, T. WL W.
Scotland, question of the succession to the
crown referred to Edward I., iy. 328, 329,
505, O. Wo. ; result of the inyestigation
into the chronicles as to the suaerainty
of England, iy. 337, 338, 0. ; submission
INDEX.
323
Scotland—'Coitt
of the claimants of the crown to Edward L,
ii. 411; iii. 368; iv. 607, 508, W. D.
Wo.
ScattcTaisun, Simon, gives land to Dun-
stable, iii. 175 ; dies, ib,
Secya, Berard de ; see Berard de Secja.
Sedgeberrow (Seggesbere), lease of, given
by Worcester priory, iv. 404, Wo. ; the
lease fUls in, and is pat under the cus-
tody of Peter the cellarer, iy. 423,
Wo.
Sedgeberrow, parsons of:
Theobald, dies, iy. 419, Wo.
Elias of Broadwas, ib.
W., iy. 439.
William, nephew of the prior, iy.
443.
Kobert, chaplain of Dodderhill, iy.
479.
John de Buterle, iy. 488 ; resigns the
church into the bishop's hands while
the prioiy is vacant, iv. 493.
mcholas of Dumbleton, refuses to
receive it for this reason, ib,
Thomas of; see Worcester, monks of.
Segenhoe (Segeho, Seggeho, Seginhou),
value of the vicarage of^ iii. 59, D. ; gift
to Dunstable of half a hide in, iii 63 ;
arrangement as to land in, between Dun-
stable and Boger of Newport, iiL 93 ;
right of Dunstable to a mark from, esta-
blished, iii. 113 ; quarrel in consequence
of a virgate acquired by Dunstable in,
iii. 188; suit respecting land in, iii.
' 156 ; pigeon house built at, iii. 183 ;
scarcity of com at, in 1255, iii. 199;
the house of the prior of Dunstable at,
pillaged by armed men, iii. 231 ; writ of
dower in, iii. 269 ; hall at, burnt, iii.
282 ; suit respecting the rights of Dun-
stable to be tried in the prior's court at,
iii. 303; Balph Fyke, a naif of the
prioiy of Dunstable at, iii. 327, 342 ;
question as to the privileges of the prior
of Dunstable at, iii. 329, 330 ; value of
the church, iii. 867 ; John de Wodnlle,
patron of, dies, iii. 400.
Segenhoe, vicars of:
Matthew, chaplain of Dunstable, iii.
148.
John Sleigrom, iii. 158 ; resigns, iii.
176 ; made vicar of Sundon, ib.
Robert of S. Edmundsbury, iii. 176,
183.
Thomas of Eton, iii. 258 ; summoned
for not paying his share of the king's
fifteenth, iii. 304 ; pays his arrears,
iii. 305.
Segrave, Stephen de (second baron), jus-
tice itinerant at Dunstable in 1217, iiL
53, D. ; at Bedford in 1219, iii. 54, D. ;
at Dunstable in 1219, iii. 55, D. ; again
in 1227, iii. 105, D. ; assists the prior of
Dunstable in his court in 1227, iii. 108,
D. ; complaint of the prior of Dunstable
to, against the townsmen of Dunstable,
iii. 121, D. ; made justiciary, i. 74, T. ;
chief justiciary in place of Hubert de
Burgh, i. 87 ; ii. 811 ; iii. 131, T. Wa.
D. ; removed from the king's council, L
94 ; ii 315 ; iv. 81, 426, T. Wa. W. Wo.,
by archbishop Edmund, iii. 136 ; iv. 78,
D. O. ; suspected of being the cause of
the death of B. Marshal, ii. 315, Wa. ;
his manors laid waste by B. Siward, ii.
318; iii. 187, Wa. D. ; hides in the
abbey of Leicester, i. 364, Bu. ; his state-
ment respecting the amount of scutage,
ib, ; reconciled with the kiug, iii. 144,
D. ; exempted from the excommunication
of archbishop Edmund in 1289, iiL 150,
D.
Gilbert de (third baron), dies in
prison, iii. 193, D. ; custody of his land
given to prince Edward, iii. 1 94, D.
Alice de (daughter of third baron).
countess of Warwick, taken prisoner by
Henry de Montfort, iii. 230, D. [^see the
note].
Nicholas de (fourth baron), one of
the confederate barons, iv. 450, Wo. ;
joins Simon de Montfort, iii. 222; iv.
133, D. W. ; taken prisoner at Eve-
sham, iL 865 ; iv. 455, Wa. Wo. ; his
mother gives prince Edward admisnon
X 2
324
INDEX.
Segraye, Nicholas de — cant
into the isle of Ely, ilL 246, D. ; his
submission and assistance to prince Ed-
-waxd, iii. 246 j iv. 207, D. W.
Seine, the, boondary of the Vezin, L 199,
BiL ; oyerflow of, in 1296, iv. 529, Wo.
Selby, abbey of, given to the aichbishop of
York in exchange for jorisdiction over
I^coln diocese, ii. 37, Wi. ; free election
granted to, by John in 1218, iii. 42, D.
— -^ abbats of :
Bichard, made abbat of Ramsey, iv.
403, Wo.
Bichard de Eillesay, witnesses Magna
Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bo.
Sellere, John, dies, i. 115, T.
John, his son, presented to S.
John's, Bristol, by Tewkesbury, 1 102,
T. ; dies, i. 121.
Belsey, bishops of :
Ordbriht, subscribes the foundation
charter of Burton abbey, i. 183, Bu.
Heaca, dies, iL 187, Wa.
^thelric, consecrated by Stigand, ii.
187, Wa. i dies, ii. 31, WL
Sempringham, Ralph of, chancellor of Ox-
ford ; see Lichfield, deans of.
Senlis, Regains, bishop of, ii. 132, Wa.
Sens, council of, in 1223, iii. 80, D.
Peter de Corboil, archbishop of,
strange penance enjoined by, i 59 ; iv.
897, T. Wo.
Sergines, Qeofifrey de, joins in the letter
from Palestine to Henry III., i. 868, Bu.
Sergins I., Pope, baptises Ceadwalla, ii.
6, Wi.
IV., Pope, iv. 871.
Sever, S., besieged by Charles of Yalois,
iv. 525, Wo. ; its surrender, ib.
Severn, the, frozen four miles beyond
Gloucester in 1210, iv. 898, Wo.; in-
undation of, in 1258, i. 162, T. ; obstacle
to the navigation of, at Tewkesbury, re-
moved, iv. 509, Wo. ; three boys drowned
in, iv. 518, Wo. ; new vessel on, iv. 514,
Wo.
Severus, war of, in Britain, iii. 4, D. ; dies
at York, il 136 ; iii 4, Wa. D.
Sewell (SeuewellaJ, land in, let to Don-
stable priory, iii. 143, D. ; two sheep-
stealeis caught at, and hanged, iiL 281,
D. ; hide of land in, held by T. Painter,
of Dunstable, iii 871, D.
Johanna, widow of Robert of,
money levied on, iii 864, D.
John of, serves on a juxy, iii
807, D.
John of, junior, establishes his
right to hunt in Bocwood, iii 402, D.
Sewell, Walter of, not allowed to make his
profession at Dunstable, iii 842, D.
Sey J see Say.
Seybroc, John de, serves on a jury, iii
844, D.
Seynhmich (Glamorganshire), t.e. S. Mi-
chael's, I 124, T.
Seyton, Roger de, justice itinerant at Win-
chester in 1272, il 111, 878; iv. 461, WI
Wa. Wo. ; at Bedfoid in 1276, iii 269,
D. ; his conduct in the suit of the prior
of Dunstable against Eudes la Suche,
iii. 271, D. ; his anger at special justices
being appointed at Dunstable, iii. 272,
D. ; they are removed, and the whole
case committed to him, ib, ; sits on the
case at Dunstable, and goes as much as
he can against the prior, iii. 272, 327,
885, D.; afterwards restores the prior's
liberty which he had taken, iii. 272, 327,
D. ; struck with paralysis, and becomes
a regular canon at Thomton, iii. 272,
D. ; his investigation of the quarrel be-
tween the prior of Dunstable and the
king's &lconers, iii. 274, D. ; payment
of Dunstable priory for fines in his eyre,
iii 290, D.
Shaftesbury, the abbey founded by Alflred,
il 10, 163, WI Wa. ; Edward the mar-
tyr buried at, ii. 18, WI ; Eulalia, ab-
bess of, ii. 30.
Shardelowe (Sardelowe), Robert de, one of
the judges in the suit between the town
and priory of Dunstable, ill 122, D.
Shenefrith, casUe of, restored by Henry
m. to Hubert de Bnigh, I 112, T.
INDEX*
325
Shenington (Senesdone, Schenednne^ Ro-
bert, parson of, dies, i. 89, T. ; the church
given toTresmand, L 181 ; arrangement
respecting, i. 167.
Sherborne, justices itinerant at, in 1235, i.
98, T. ; in 1256, i. 157 ; the castle bnilt
by Boger, bishop of Salisbnry, ii. 51 ;
iv. 17, WL W. ; given np by William
Martel to Bobert of Gloucester, i. 46 ;
iL229.
Sherborne, bishops of:
S. Aldhelm, consecrated by archbishop
Brithwold, iL 154, Wa. ; asnsts Ina
in founding Glastonbury, ii 6, Wi. ;
dies, ii. 154, Wa.
Swithelm, takes king Alfred's alms to
S. Thomas in India, and returns,
iiLlO; iv. 869, D. Wo.
JEthehic, subscribes the foundation
charter of Burton abbey i. 183, Bo.
Herman, sent to Borne by Edward the
Confessor, ii. 188, Wa. ; dies, iv.
10, O.W.
Osmund, iv. 10, 0. ; see Salisbury,
bishops of.
the seat of the bishoprick transferred
to Salisbury, iL 29 ; iv. 10, 372,
Wi. O. W. Wo; by Herman, iv.
10, W.; by Osmund, iv. 10, 11,
O.W.
abbey of, joined with Horton, by
bishop Boger, i. 10, M.
abbats of:
Thurstan, goes to Bome, ii. 219, Wa.
William de Stoke, monk of Worcester,
iv. 386, Wo. ; dies, iv. 400.
Philip, witnesses Bilagna Charta in
1225, i. 282, Bu.
Henry of, justice itinerant at Not-
tingham in 1255, i. 372, Bn.
Sherifb, regulations respecting, in the pro-
visions of Oxford, i. 451, Bu. ; tonms of
the, i. 478, 488, Bu. ; oaths of, on their
election, iii. 210, D.
Shipston onStoor (Scepewe, Schepewes*
tone, Schepstone, Sepestone, Sheepwes-
ton), given by Othred to Worcester, iv.
366, Wo. ; let to Tliomaa of Erdington
8hip6ton-on-Siou]^— «oiit
by Worcester, iv. 391; term of lease
prolonged, iv. 419 ; lease taken of a
mill at, iv. 426; mill at, bought by
Worcester, iv. 428; the lease falls in,
iv. 442.
Shome, given to Bermondsey, ui. 434, Be.
Shortgrave (Scortegrave, Schortegrave,
Sortegrave), agreement of Dunstable
with William de Cantelupe respecting
the kmd of, iii. 31, D. ; action of William
Bussel agunst Dunstable for, ilL 171 ;
pigeon house and grange built at, iiL 187 ;
new bam at, ill 191 ; ditch at, iiL 201 ;
the bam falls down, and is rebuilt, iii.
207 ; suit for four acres in the dose of,
iii. 211 ; David of Offenthone and others
at, iiL 241 ; wood at, cut down by Eudes
la Suche, iii. 261 ; writ of ejectment for
the enclosed pasturage at, iii. 262, 271 ;
land at, given to Dunstable by Thomas
Inge, iiL 302 ; grove at, cut down, iii.
335 ; four acres enclosed at, iiL 374 ; pigs
belonging to Dunstable priory at, iiL
408.
Shrewsbury, attacked by the Welsh in
1094, L 6, BL; the castle garrisoned
against Stephen by William Fits-Alan,
iL 226, Wa. ; taken by Stephen, L 46 ;
ii. 226, Wa. ; Henry m. at, in 1241, L
120, T. ; Edward I. takes lus treasury
to, in 1277, iv. 472, Wo. ; justices itine-
rant at, in 1292, iv. 511, Wo. ; justices
of trailbaston at, in 1305, iv. 558, Wo. ;
battle of, iii. 483, Be.
abbey of, founded by Warren, earl
of Shrewsbury, iv. 372, Wo. ; grant of
Bichard I. respecting the church to the
bishop of Coventry confirmed by Henry
m., L 244, Bu.
—— abbats of:
Bobert, dies, L 50, T.
Adam, deposed, i. 51, T.
Balph, ib. ; at the dedication of Wor-
cester cathedral, iv. 409, Wo.
Walter, prior of Leominster, L 65 ; iv.
413, T. Wo. ; dies, L 67, T.
Henry, prior, ib.
326
INDEX.
Shrewsbury, abbats of: — cont
William, subprior of Coventry, in-
truded by Henry III., depriyed by
the Pope, L 145, T.
Henry of Eveaham, ib.
— ^— S. Mary's, asserted to be a royal
chapel, i. 276, Bu.
^— — — archdeacons of:
Hugh Foliot, made bishop of Hereford,
L 64, T. ; tee Hereford, bishops of.
Peter of Badnor ; see Lichfield, canons
of.
Shrewsbury, Boger de Montgomery, first
earl of, founds the monasteries of
Shrewsbury and Wenloc, iy. 372, Wo.
[called Warin] ; joins the conspiracy
against William IL, ii. 198, Wa. ; his
sons in Bochester castle, ii. 200, Wa.;
dies, ii. 204, Wa.
Hugh de Montgomery, second earl
of, defeats the Welsh, iL 204, Wa. ; de-
feats Magnus of Norway in Anglesey, L
6, M. ; slain in Anglesey, i. 6 ; ii. 207,
M. Wa.
Bobert de Belesme, third earl of,
succeeds Hugh, earl of Shrewsbury, iL
207, Wa. ; his quarrel with Henry L, ii.
210 ; exiled by Henry I., i. 7 ; iii. 430,
M. Be, ; his castles taken, and he out-
lawed, ii. 210, Wa. ; crosses, ib, ; comes
to terms with Bobert of Normandy, ii.
211 ; comes to Enghmd to Heniy I., ib, ;
departs in enmity to Normandy, ib, ;
holds out against Henry I., ii. 212;
escapes after Tinchebrai, ib. ; captured
by Henry I., ii. 214; imprisoned at
Warham, ii 44, 215, Wl Wa. ; dies, i.
10, M.
Sicily, earthquake in, in 1169, i. 50, T.
and Apulia, crown of, offered to
yarious persons by Innocent IY., i. 339,
Bu. ; claims of Henry m. to, i. 170, T. ;
seized by Conrad, i. 339, Bu. ; refused
by Bichard of Cornwall^ i, 839 ; iy. 126,
Bu. W.; giyen to. prince Edmund by
Alexander IY., i. 339 ; iy. 114, 126,
Bu. O. W. ; letter of Alexander IV. on
this, i 339, Bu. ; prince Edmund inyested
Sicily and Apulia — cent
with, by the bishop of Bologna, L 349,
Bu. ; letters from Alexander IY. sent on
by Bustand for a crusade against Man-
fired, L 350, Meqq,f Bu. ; indignation in
England at the tenth collected for a cru-
sade against Manfired, l 860, Bu. ; com-
plaints of the clergy and others against
the expedition, L 361, 387, Bu.; argu-
ments of the bishop of Messina upon the
expedition, i. 886, Bu.; discusion on,
at the parliament at Westminster in
1257, i. 392, Bu.
Sicily, nobles of, their letter to Henry IIL,
L 397, Bu.; his letters in return pro-
mising aid, i. 398, 400, Bu.
Sidon, taken by Saladin, i. 19, M.; the
castle restored by the Christians in 1228,
ii. 305 ; ill 112, Wa. D. ; the road to,
opened for pilgrims by the treaty of
1229, ii 306, Wa. ; castle of, called
Sagitta leee Matt Par. Hist Min. i.
136], restored by Peter des Boches, iiL
126, D.
Sienna, merchants of, letter of Pope Alex-
ander IY. respecting the debt due to,
from Osney, iy. 107, O. ; reason for the
letter, iy. 109 ; 200 marks paid to, by
Osney, iy. 111.
Nicholas of, chaplun to Pope Alex-
ander IY., iy. 107, 0.
Sigebert (Sebert), king of the East
Saxons, receiyes Christianity, ii. 150,
Wa.
Sigebert, king of Wessex, ii. 6, WL ; de-
posed and murdered, ib.
Silyerius, Pope, ii 3, 147 ; iii 7 ; iy. 363,
Wi Wa. D. Wo.
Silyestre, Simon, a wood belonging to, iiL
249, 250, D.
Simon, S., martyred in the Isle of Wight,
ii. 266, Wa.
Simon, the Pope's chamberlain, sent into
England for the tribute in 1267, iy. 214,
W.
Simon, a monk of Wayerley, makes a ne^w
spring for the conyent, ii 284, Wa.
4
\
II9DBX.
327
Simon, an anchorite, removed £pom Jidi*
field to Donstable, iii. 77, D.; dies, iii.
109.
Simon, a blind clerk of Weeton, admitted
into Dunstable for the sonl of John de
Crachale, liL 255, D.
Sion, Ermenfred, bishop of, degrades Sti-
gand, ii. 28 ; iii. 424, Wi. Be.
Sion, Islevorth, the neW diiach at, entered,
iii. 487, Be.
Sirinctone, Bobert, a clerk of, accused of
homicide, iii. 85, D. ; escapes, ib,
Siward, earl of Northumberland, takes part
with Edwaid the Confessor against God-
vine, ii. 184, Wa. ; dies, U. 26, 187, Wi.
Wa. ; account of his death, ii. 26, WL
Siward Bern, in the isle of Ely, against
William I., ii. 191, Wa. ; taken and im-
prisoned, iL 29, Wi.
Siward, Richard, exiled by Henry HE., ii.
318, Wa. ; disseised of all his lands by
Henry HI. as an abettor of R. Marshal,
IT. 74, W. ; joins Gilbert Basset and
rises against Henry IIL, iii. 136, D. ;
arms and releases H. de Burgh at De-
vises, iy. 75, O. W. ; takes Hubert de
Burgh to B. Marshal in Wales, i. 91 ;
iii. 138, T. D. ; bums the manors of
Peter des Boches, B. of Cornwall, and
others of the king's counsellors, i. 91 ; ii.
818 ; iii. 137 ; iv. 76, T. Wa. D. O. W. ;
B. Marshal commits his castles and
family to, iy. 77, 78, W. O. ; reconciled
with Henry UI., L 93 ; ii. 86 ; iy. 80, 426,
T. WL O. W. Wo. ; refusal of lUchard
of Cornwall to be reconciled with, iy. 81,
O. W. ; goes to Winchester in search of
Peter de Bievaulz, ii. 86, Wi. ; seizes
the horses of the bishop and prior of
Winchester, ii. 87,Wi. ; excommunicated
by the bishop, ib.; absolved, ib.; goes
into Scotland, iv. 82, O. W. : taken pri-
soner at Gloucester, but released, i. 101,
T. ; taken prisoner, but released by the
archbishop, iii. 144, D. ; admitted into
the royal household, ib.
Bichard, invades England with the
Scots, ui« 403, D. ; fights against the
Siward, Bichard— conl.
English at Dunbar, iv. 527, Wo. ; takes
Dunbar, ni« 408, D* ; taken prisoner, iv.
527, Wo.; submits to Edward I., and
is taken to England as a prisoner, iiL
404, D.
Sladmede, in flitwick, cause respecting,
between Tewkesbury and D. Flitwick,iiL
410, D.
Slaughter, hundred of, names of the Jurors
from, in the suit between Tewkesbury
and B. le Poer, i. 100, T.
Sleaford (Lafford, Latford) castle, built by
Alexander, bishop of Lincoln, iv. 18,
W. ; seised by the earl of Albemarle, iii.
63, D.
Slede castle, fortified by Bobert of Glou-
cester against Stephen, ii. 226, Wa.
Slindon, archbishop Langton at, iii. 107,
D.
Slo, request for a <diantry in Hhe chapel of,
i. 117, T. ; the chaplain swears fidelity
to the rectors of Chittldiampton, ib,
Sluys, battle of, iii. 474 ; iv. 350, 561, Be.
O. Wo. ; see Swenesmuthe.
Smaleven, a rood of meadow land in, given
by Dunstable to Boger Payn of Flit-
wick, iiL 327, D.
Smith (Faber), John, killed at a wrestling
match at Hockcliffe, iiL 298, 307, D. ;
accused of having killed Simon Mustard,
iii. 307, D.
Donablina, writ of, respecting land
in FUtwick, iiL 269, D.
Snotingham, Snotangaham, Le. Notting-
ham, q.v.
Snow, heavy fidls of :
in 1222, iiL 456, Be.
on June 24, 1225, iL 84, Wi.
in 1241, ii. 829, Wa.
m 1282, iv. 488, Wo.
in 1285, iv. 491, Wo.
in 1419, iiL 485, Be.
Snowdon, all tiie ibrtifications in, reduced
by Edward I., iiL 293, D. , see John ;
Edward L; Uewellyn-ap-Giiffith.
Soocage, exacted through Eng^d in 1257,
L 159, T.
328
INDEX.
Sodiogton (Sotingdone, Sudintone), Robert
of, justice itinennt in BnckinghamBhire,
in 1254, ill. 19S, D.; at Dunstable, iiL
198, D.
Thomas of, jnstiee itinerant at
Leicester in 1284, iii. S15, D.; fined and
imprisoned for false judgment, iil 857,
D.
Soingdone, park of, iii. 191, D.
Solar phenomena :
in 1104, i. 8 ; il 42, 211 ; iv. 874, M.
Wi. Wa. Wo.
in 1164,iT. 88,W.
in 1212, iii. 85, D.
in 1217, i. 68 ; iv. 408, T. Wo.
in 1288, ir. 424, Wo.
in 1266, ii. 870, Wa.
in 1274, iy. 262, W.
in 1280, iv. 479, Wo.
in 1282, iy. 484, Wo.
in 1298, iy. 588, Wo.
Solers, Simon de, land in Doddenham
bought of, by Worcester, iy. 485, Wo.
Someri (Sumery), Balph de, had a lease
of the chapel of Cqgan, L 110, T. ; dies,
ib.
Roger de, one of the twelye ap-
pointed at Oxford in 1258, L 449, Bu.;
one of the twenty-four, i. 450, Bu. ; one
of the six appointed by the dictum of
Kenilworth, ii. 872, Wa.
Robert de, appointed to peram-
bulate Feckenham forest, iy. 586, Wo,
Agnes de, hears of the death of
her son Roger, iv. 547, Wo.
Roger de, death of, while hunting,
ib,
Sone, John, income arising from his lands,
iii. 875, D.
Sonning , tee Sunning.
Somes, Henry de, T^berwood land sold
to, by Bermondsey, iiL 447, Be.
Soules, Nicholas de, a claimant of the
crown of Scotland, submits his claim to
Edward I., ii. 411; iii. 868; iy. 507,
608, Wa. D. Wo.
Sound, mysterious, in the night of May 1,
1286, iy, 492, Wo.
Southampton (Fortus Hamonis), Edward
the Confessor lands at, ii. 19, Wi.
Sonthwark, fire in, in 1207, iii 451, Be. ;
in 1212, iL 82, 268, WL Wa. ; hide of
land in, given to Bennondsey by Henry
L, iiL 484, Be. ; confirmed by Henry IL,
iiL 442, Be.; rentchaige in, given by
Stephen to Bermondsey, iii. 485, Be.
— — priory of S. Mary Overey : order of
canons established in, iii. 480 ; iv. 374,
Be. Wo. ; burnt in 1207, iiL 451, Be. ;
restored in 1209, t6. ; the canons of,
found S. Thomas's hospital, ib.; burnt
in 1212, iL 82, 268, Wi. Wa.; money to
be paid in, by Bermondsey to Walter de
Huntingfield, iii. 470, Be.
Southwark, priors of :
prior of, dies in 1225 [?], ui. 94, D.
Alan, cause of the archdeacon of
Surrey against Waverley heard
before, ii. 400, Wa.
— S. Qeorge*s church given to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 488, Be.
S. Margaret's church, arrangement
between Bermondsey and another abbey
respecting a feof oppoate, iii. 460, Be.
S. Olave's, exchange of a tenement
in, between Bermondsey and Lewes, iii.
467, Be.
S. Thomas's hospital, founded by
the canons of S. Mary Overey, iiL 451,
Be. ; chapel of, burnt in 1212, ii. 82,
WL; the site removed to a healthier
place, with the consent of bishop Feter
des Roches, iiL 451, 457, Be. ; its
dedication, iii. 457 ; question as to the
advowson o( ii. 98, WL; writ for 8/.
due to Bennondsey from, iii. 477, 478,
Be.; composition of the master (N. Buk-
lond), with the abbat of Bermondsey as
to certain tenements, iii. 486.
Southwick, in Hampshire (Snerc), the
prior of, dies, in 1225, iii. 94, D. [?].
*— ^ in Sussex; see Suwik.
Spalding, abbey ot, iigured by floods in
1287, iv. 813, O. W,
Specer, Heniy le, senior, townsman of
Dunstable, fined, iii, 316, D
INDEX.
329
Speoer, Heniy le, janior, towmnnan of
DanBtable, fined, iii. 816, D.
Sperling, John, suit of, against Dunstable,
iiL 873, D.
Spezia (Luna), destroyed bj Hasteng, iL 9,
WL
Spignmel, Henry, surety for the prior of
Dunstable in the salt respecting New-
bottle, iiL 319, D. ; 20s. pud to, to lodL
after the interests of Dunstable in this
suit, iii. 358 } manor of Stoke granted
to, ib.
Spineyille, Michael de, obtains the church
of Great Marlow, L 94, T. ; dies, L 123.
Spires, Bichard L in captivity at, i. 190,
Bn«
Spoleto, letters of Gregory IX. dated from,
L 248, 244, Bu.
Spone, Hugh, house belonging to» bought
by abbat Thomas of Tewkesbury, L 160,
T. ; house belonging to^ at Tewkesbury,
i 161.
SpongeboUe, Matthew, accused of disseis-
ing the prior of Dunstable of his right of
commonage at Houghton, iii. 345, D.
Sporon (Spomn, Sopurun), Bichard, serves
on a jury, iiL 288, 307, D.
— Benedict, Umd in Wadlow bought
by Dunstable of, iiL 314, D.
Sporonr, John, oath of, respecting the
rights of the prior of Dunstable, iiL 413,
D.
Spot, Wlfric, founds Burton abbey, L 183 ;
ii. 171, Bu. Wa.
Sprot, Bichard, fined, iiL 372, D.
Stabulo, Stephen de, a road made by his
house, iii. 290, D.; income received from
his lands by Dunstable, iiL 375, D.
Stadinger, hereticks, 5,000 of, killed, L 98,
T.
Stafford, articles of inquiry before the jus-
tices itinerant at, in 1255, L 337, Bu. ;
justices itinerant at, in 1292, iv. 511,
Wo.; the Eranciscans* house burnt at,
in 1295, iv. 521, Wo.
— archdeacons of :
Henry, made bishop of Exeter, L 59 ;
iv. 54, T. O.
Stafford, archdeacons of: — cant.
Henry, made archbishop of Dublin,
iv. 401, Wo.
Bobert, dies, L 73, T.
Bobert of Stafford [?], letter to, from
the legate Bustand, L 854, Bu.;
letter to, frtun B. de Meuleng, L
384; letter to, respecting the con-
vocation to be held in London in
1257, L 401 ; Papal commission to
Arlot sent to, by the bishop of
lichfield, L 409; letter of arch-
bishop Boni&ce to, summoning him
to the convocation at Merton, L
411.
•— ^^ dean of Christianity of, letter of
the bishop of Norwich to, in execution
of the Papal mandate of a tithe to the
king of church property, L 825, Bu.
Stafford, sheriff of, in 1256, brief to, about
repairing the bridge at Egginton, L 373,
Bu.
S. Mary's, assertion of its being a
royal chapel, i. 276, Bu.
Stafford, Hugh of (second earl of), mur^
ders Bobert Hawkley in the choir of
Westminster abbey, iii. 480, Be.
Staines, church of, right of ingress to,
confirmed to Osney, iv. 120, O.
Stamford, massacre of the Jews at, in 1 1 90,
iv. 44, W.; the fair at, in Mid Lent,
L 193, Bu. ; tournament at, granted by
Henry HI., iiL 180, D. ; given to prince
Edward, iiL 194, D.
— «— castle of, taken by Henry, duke of
Normandy, L 47, T.
Bichard of, master of the schools
at Dunstable, iii. 85, D. ; made canon of
Dunstable, iii. 85, 86 ; dies, iii. 125.
B. of, reconciles bishop Peter des
Boches with the monks of S. Swithun,
u. 87, WL
Stamford bridge, battle of, L 3 ; iL 189 ;
iii. 12 ; iv. 6, M. Wa. D. W.
Stanbridge, hundred of, iiL 113, D.
John of, serves on a jury, iiL 288,
807, D.
330
INDEX.
Standard, battle of the, L 46 ; iL 2S7 ; iiL
15; iT. 22, T. Wa. D. O. W.
Stane, La, in WoodclieBter, two hides
in, giTcn to BennondBey, iii 429, 445,
Be. ; oompodtion between the prior of
Bennondsey and the rector of Wood-
chester respectiDg the tithes of, ilL 458 ;
suit respecting the manor of, iiL 485.
Btankw, abbey of, founded, i. 187, Bo.
Stanley (Stanle, Stanlege, Stanleia), abbey
of (Wiltshire), robbery at, iiL 251, D. ;
FhiUp Basset bniied at, u. Ill, WL
abbats of:
Henzy, dies, ii. 246, 247, Wa.
William, cellarer of Bordealey, iL 247,
Wa.
Stephen de Lexinton, iisitor of the
order in Ireland, iiL 116, D. ; made
abbat of Sa^gny, iL 307 ; iiL 116,
Wa.D.
Stanley, S. Leonard's, given to Gloncester
by Boger de Berkeley, ir. 379, Wo.
Stanway, a viigate of land in, claimed by
Tewkesbury, L 100, T.
Stanway, William of, a witness of the
homage of Boger of Marlborough at
Tewkesbury, i. 99, T. ; & Wemi in Com^
wall given to, by Tewkesbuzy, L 102,
111; Chittlehampton given to, by
Tewkesbory, L 117; permits a chantry
in the chapel at Slo, ib.; goes to the
Boman comt on behalf of the bishop of
Exeter, L 120 ; on his retoni, with diffi-
culty escapes the emperor, i. 121 ; pre-
sented to Great Marlow, i. 122 ; institutes
John of Northampton to 8. James's,
Bristol, L 123; presented to Chittle-
hampton, i. 124 ; promises to pay six
marks to one Crispin to free the house,
ib. ; will indemnify Tewkesbniy if Berard
win do the same, ib, ; procures the admis-
sion of Stephen of Anagni to S. Wenn,
L 127 ; gives a pension of six marks to
Tewkesbury out of ChittlehamptoD, i.
138; dean of Exeter, L 155; resigns
Chittlehampton, ib, ; dies, i. 162.
SUpenhill, assessment of the tithes of, L
365, 367, Bu.
Staple, amngement respecting the advow-
ot, iiL 458, Be.
StqdetoD, Nicholas de, sent as justice
itinerant to Wtuchester:, to make inquiry
into the distorbanoe respecting the
priory, iL 117, 382 ; iv. 466, WL Wa.
Wo.
Stars, falling, in 1095, L 6, M.
Stephen C^ii^), swears fealty to Matflda,
iL 48, 224 ; iiL 14 ; iv. 18, WL Wa. D.
W. ; and to Henry, son of MatiMa,
iiL 14, D. ; sucoeeds Henry L as king,
L 45 ; iL 224 ; iiL 435 ; iv. 20, 378, T.
Wa. Be. O. W. Wa ; crowned king of
England, L 13, 186, M. Bu. ; crowned at
Westminster by archbishop William of
Corbneil,L45; iL 50,224; in. 15, 435;
iv. 20, T. WL Wa. D. Be. W. ; homage
paid to him by Bobert of Gloucester and
other nobles, iL 50, WL ; his endeavours
to curry &voor with the nobles, ib. ;
buries Henry L at Beading, iL 225,
Wa.; said to have been declared heir
by Henry L, iiL 15, D. ; invades Scot-
land, and makes peace with David I., L
45; iL 225, T.Wa.; report of his death,
iL 225, Wa. ; obtains soldiers firam Bri-
tanny and Flanders, iL 50, WL ; rising of
Hugh Bigod and B. de Bedvers against
him, iL 225, Wa. ; takes Norwich and
Exeter castles, and subdues the Isle of
Wight, L 45 ; iL 225, T. Wa. ; besides
Oxford castle [an error for Exeter], iv.
20, O. W. ; exiles Baldwin de Bedvers,
L 45 ; iL 225, T. Wa. ; holds a gemot
at Brampton, iL 225, Wa.; goes to
Dunstable, IL 226, Wa. ; crosses to Nor-
mandy, L 13 ; iL 50, 226 ; iv. 20, M.
WL Wa. O. W. ; defeated by Geoffivy
of Anjou, iv. 20, 21, 0. W. ; makes peace
with Geoffirey of Anjou, iL 226, Wa. ;
makes a league with Louis YL, iL 226 ;
iii. 15, Wa. D. ; besieges Grand-aelve, ii.
226, Wa. ; his interview with Theobald
of Blois, ib. ; returns to England, ib. ;
gives a rent-charge in Son&waric to
Bermondsey, iii. 435, Be.; confirms
Kingweston to Bermondsey, ib. ; his
INDBX.
sai
Stephen (king) — e<mL
war witfai Matilda, iy. 22, W. ; takes
Bedford castle, 1. 46 ; ii, 226, T. Wa. ;
harries the south of Scotland, ii. 226,
Wa.; takes Hereford and Shrewsbury
castles, L 46 ; ii. 226, T. Wa. ; takes
Warham castle, i. 46 ; his joy at the
battle of the Standard, il 227, Wa. ;
takes Walden castle, ib,; makes peace
with Dayid I., t&. ; besieges Ludlow,
1*6. ; holds a parliament at Oxford, ib. ;
his behaviour to Bobert of Gloucester,
iL 50, 51, Wi. ; seises all his property
except Bristol, ii. 51, Wi. ; imprisons
Boger, bishop of Salisbury, i. 46, T. ;
imprisons Boger, bishop of Salisbury,
and Alexander, bishop of Lincoln, and
seizes their castles, iL 51, 227; iii. 15,
435 ; iv. 23, Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. ;
bums the Tillages about Dunster, ii. 51,
Wi. ; besieges Matilda in Arundel castle,
IL 227, Wa. ; lets her go 'to Bobert of
Gloucester, i6. ; confirms the donation
of Waltheof, of S. James's, Derby, to
Beimondsey, iii. 436, Be. ; goes agunst
Boger Bigod in Suffolk, and takes
Bungay castle, ii. 228, Wa. ; reconciled
for a short time with B. Bigod, ib, ;
fruitless colloquy with Matilda, ii. 52,
WL ; rejects the terms recommended by
his brother Henry of Blois, ib. ; besieges
Lincoln, ii. 228, Wa. ; misfortone to him
while at mass, ib, ; his defeat and cap-
ture, L 14, 46 ; ii. 52, 228 ; iii. 15, 436 ;
iv. 23, 378, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O.
W. Wo. ; taken to the empress at Bris-
tol, and imprisoned by her, iL 52, 228 ;
iii. 1 5, 486 ; iv. 379, WL Wa. D. Be. Wo. ;
exchanged with Bobert of Gloucester,
and freed, L 14, 46 ; iL 53, 229 ; iii. 15;
iv. 24, 379, M. T. Wl Wa. D. O. W.
Wo.; regains the crown, ii. 53, WL;
grants of, to Bermondsey, iU. 436, Be. ;
lus complaint to the bishops, iL 229,
Wa. ; bums Oxford, iv. 24, O. ; besieges
Matilda at Oxford, iL 53, 229; iii. 15,
436 ; iv. 24, 379, WL Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo.; Oxford Buxrendeied to, ii. 53,
Stephen (king)— conf.
229, WL Wa. ; at the council in Lon-
don, iL 229, Wa.; fortifies Wilton, L
46 ; iL 229, T. Wa. ; defeated at Wilton
by Bobert of Gloucester, L 46 ; iL 229,
T. Wa.; gives Grave, a member of
Wantage, to Bermondsey, iiL 436, 437,
Be.; gives Writtle to Bennondsey, iiL
437, Be. ; takes Geoffiey de MandeviUe
prisoner, iL 230 ; iii. 15 ; iv. 379, Wa. D.
Wo. ; frees him for the Tower and his
castles, iL 230 ; iv. 379, Wa. Wo. ; be-
sieges Lincoln, L 46 ; iL 281, T. Wa. ;
takes Faringdon castle, ii. 230, Wa.;
erects a fort against Wallingford castle,
ii. 231, Wa. ; seises Bandle de Gernons,
earl of Chester, L 46 ; ii. 231 ; iiL 16 ;
iv. 379, T. Wa. D. Wo., at North-
ampton, iL 231, Wa.; imprisons him
till he surrenders Lincoln castle, ib,;
crowned at Uncoln, iL 232 ; iiL 16, Wa.
D. ; forbids archbishop Theobald to go
to the council at Bheims, ii. 283, Wa. ;
takes and bums Worcester, i. 47, T. ;
his humiliation at the loss of his wife
and son, iii. 16 ; iv. 27, D. W. ; begins
to think of peace, iv. 27, W. ; makes
peace with Henry, duke of Normandy,
L 47, 48 ; ii. 286 ; iiL 16 ; iv. 380, T.
Wa. D. Wo. ; terms of the peace, iii.
16 ; iv. 28, D. W.; makes Henry his
heir, iv. 28,' O. W. ; commands all to do
homage to Henry, ii. 55, WL ; dies, i.
15, 48, 187 ; iL 55, 236 ; iiL 17, 439 ;
iv. 29, 380, M. T. Bu. WL Wa. D. Be.
0. W. Wo. ; buried at Feversham, which
he had built, iL 55, 236 ; iiL 439 ; iv.
29, 880, WL Wa. Be. W. Wo. ; homage
done to, by David, king of Scotland, iv.
337, O.
Stephen, of Anagni, chaplain of Pope Gre-
gory IX. ; see Anagni, Stephen of.
Stephen, a boy, crucified by the Jews at
Winchester in 1232, ii. 86, WL
Stephen, a Templar, sent to Spain for aid
for the ChristiaDB in Palestine in 1260,
L 493, Bo*
332
INDEX.
Steppingley (Stejnnle, Stepingele, Step-
ingle), yican of:
Bichard, a cftose won Bg&m8t,byDan-
sUble, iii. 60, D.; presented to
Pattisliall, iiL 176 ; dies, ib.
Peter Yitella, an Italian, t6. ; at Don-
stable, iii. 181 ; pats the church
out to fieum, and goes to the Pope
at Ljons, iii. 182 ; retains to Eng-
land, iii. 197 ; his sait against Gil-
bert of Tingrith, ib, ; lets the church
to Benedict, a derk, ib,
Richard Inge, presented, but refoses
to accept it, iiL 889.
Bobert of Lincoln, a physician, iiL 288.
Hugh of, dies, iiL 126, D.
— Walter, lord of the manor of, allows
Dunstable priory to make a quickset
hedge and ditch as a boundary between
them and Steppingley field, iii. 268, D.
Ster, Bobert le, grres a meadow at Dudley
to Worcester priory, iv. 487, Wo.
Walter le ; Me Broadwas.
Stikeldone (in Greenford), tithes of, given
to Bermondsey, iiL 446, 459, Be.
Stirling castle, surrendered to Edward I.,
iy. 557, Wo.; battle of; see Bannock-
bum.
Stochkingge le, iii. 248, D.
Stodun, Adam de, land of, recoTered by
Dunstable, iii. 161, D.
Stoke (Stokes), land at, bought by Dun-
- stable priory, iii. 169, D. ; bam built
at, iiL 171 ; manor of, receiyed by Don-
. stable, iii. 177 ; hall and cowshed built
at, iii. 179 ; scarcity of com at, in 1255,
iii. 199 ; too high a scutage paid for by
Dunstable, iii. 207 ; manor of, let, iiL
278, 358 ; questions as to the fines on
the asske of bread and beer at, iiL 323.
Stoke-Hammond, a yiigate of land in,
cleared, iii. 814, D.
Stoke-Prior (Worcestershire), given by
Othred to Worcester, iv. 866, Wo.;
charter of John respecting, iv. 395;
iaUs into the hands of the chamberlain
of Worcester, iv. 397 ; put out to lease
by Woicester, iv. 404 ; returns to the
Stoke-Prior— eont
chamberlain on the death of Beginald
de Scortegrave, the leaseholder, iv. 418 ;
suit of the prior of Worcester respecting
a tenement in, iv. 641.
— rectors of: •
Bobert de LeUi, dies, iv. 41S.
Peter de Eport, becomes aMinorifte,
iv. 419.
Anketil de Pare, ib,
Thomas de Johannestone, iv. 428, 429.
Thomas, archdeacon of Gloucester,
dies, iv. 442.
Simon de Walton, ib. ; see Korwich,
bishops of.
M. de Cantelupe, iv. 444 ; dies, iv. 446.
Sampson of Bromsgrove, ib.
William de Qurinton, iv. 479.
William de Hengham, iv. 492.
Stoke, prior of: meets the abbat of Tewkes-
bury at Stoke respecting the tithes of
Gotherington, L 127, T.; surety fiir
Bichard de Clare respecting his son's
marriage, L 151, T.
Stoke, Philip of, his champion defeated
in the duel respecting Henbury baili-
wick, iv. 468, Wo.
Balph of, the church of Overiiuzy
let for his life, iv. 398, Wo.
Stokes-Curci castle, surrendered to Henry
in. by Fawkes de Breant^, iiL 89, D.
Stone (Somersetshire), manor of, suit re-
specting, iiL 485, Be.
Thomas of, appointed to peram-
bulate Feckenham forest, iv. 536, Wo.
Stonehenge, Constantine, king of the Bri-
tons, buried at, ii. 148, Wa.
Stonelee, John, prior o^ his composition
with Bemondsey respecting the tithes
of Kimbolton, iii. 481, Be.
Stopsley (Stoppesleye), a rent-charge of
half a mark in, given to Dunstable, iiL
154, D. ; let to Walter de Hyde, iii. 157.
Storms, great :
in 1080, L 4, 43 ; iiL 425, M. T. Be.
in 1081, iL 33, 194, Wi. Ws.
in 1086, ii. 84, 195, WL Wa.
INDEX.
333
Storms, great : — cont.
in 1091, L 4 ; ii. 202 ; uL 427 ; ir.
12, M. Wa. Be. Wo.
in 1092, at Saliabury, i. 5, M.
inlUO, il214,Wa.
inini,ii. 44,Wi.
in 1132, iii. 434, Be.
in 1163, iil 441 ; iv. 381, Be. Wo.
in 1172, ii. 240; iiL 443; iy. 383,
Wa. Be. Wo.
in 1177, iL 61, 241 ; iy. 388, Wi. Wa.
Wo.
in 1189,iy. 386, Wo.
in 1193, m. 448, Be.
in 1198, ii. 69, 251, Wi. Wa.
in 1206, at Bermondsey, iii. 450,
Be.
inl211,iii. 34, D.
in 1212, iy. 401, Wo.
in 1222, 1 S3, 66 ; ii. 84, 297 ; iu. 76,
455 ; iy. 415, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be.
Wa
in 1227, iy. 420, Wo.
in 1280, iiL 124, D.
in 1237,11 05, T.
in 1240, at Gloncester and Hereford,
L 115, T.
in 1243, iy. 484, Wo.
in 1251, iy. 440, Wo.
in 1260,ii. 98,WL
in 1262, iy. 447, Wo.
in 1265, ii 103, 363 ; iy. 173, 454, Wi.
Wa. O. Wo.
in 1268, at Winchester, iL 106, 374 ;
iy. 457, WL Wa. Wo.
in 1270, iy. 459, Wo.
in 1271, iy. 460, Wo.
in 1274, iy. 467, Wo.
in 1277, ii. 123, WL
in 1279, iiL 280, D.
in 1284, iy. 296, O. W.
in 1286, iy. 492, Wo.
in 1288, at sea, iy. 496, Wo.
in 1289, iy. 322, O.
in 1290, iy. 502, Wo.
in 1292, iy. 510, Wo.
in 1293, iy. 512, Wo. ^
in 1299, iy. 543, Wo.
Storms, great:— oonf.
in 1361, iiL 477 ; iy. 562, Be. Wo.
in 1424, iiL 486, Be.
Stowe, rent-charge from the fiEiir of,
remitted to the bishop of Lincoln hj
John, iiL 37, D.
St. Mary's, church of, summons
issued from, iiL 804, D.
Stragon, William, of Houghton, surety for
Christiana Mustard, iii. 306, D. ; fined,
iii. 308,311.
Strata Florida, abbey of : ** sociaHs con-
yentio " made with Worcester, iy. 400,
Wo. ; the abbat promises to bring the
county of Cardigan to submit to Ed-
ward L, iy. 520, Wo. ; the abbey burnt
by Edward I., ib,
Stratford, Henry UL adyances to, to be-
siege London, ii. 105, 374 ; iii. 246 ; iy.
202, 457, WL Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; peace
between Henry JJL and the barons
settled at, iL 105, 374 ; iii. 246 ; iy. 205,
457, WL Wa. D. 0. W. Wo.
fair at, obtained by bishop W. de
Cantelupe, iy. 481, Wo.
church of, giyen to R. deWidebroc
on the depriyadon of Maurice, arch-
deacon of Gloucester, iy. 436, Wo.
Stratford, Henry of, money, &c., paid to,
by Tewkesbury, L 166, T.
Stratford, William of, his treatment of the
prior and conyent of Dunstable, iii.
161, D.
Stratton, Adam de, baron of the exchequer :
Quarr monastery giyen to, iy. 321, O. ;
his crimes and punishment, iii. 357 ; iy.
321, 499, D. O. Wo.; his possessions
sosed by the king, iy. 821, O. ; seyeral
manors fiedl into the king's hands by his
felony, iii. 467, Be.
Stretton (Staffordshire), assessment of the
church at the taxation of 1229, i. 365,
Bu.
— — John of, prior of Burton, bom at,
L 372, Bu.
Stretton-on-the-Fofls, lease of, obtained
from Bichard de la Linde^ by Worcester,
iy. 523, Wo.
334
INDEX.
Striguil (Strugoil, Strogal), meeting at,
to settle the question respecting Llan-
blethian church, i. 80, T. ; H. de Burgh
brought to, i. 91 ; iv. 76, T. W.
iUchard, earlof; <e« Clare, Rich-
aitl de, second earl of Pembroke.
Studham (Stadham, Stodham, Stodeham),
suit respecting land belonging to the
church of, iiL 64, D. ; the church dedi-
cated by Bobert, bishop of lismore, iii.
56 ; Talue of the ▼icarage, iii. 69 ; fire
at, iU. 171 ; bmldings at, iii. 179 ; pigeon
house built at, iii. 187 ; land of Baldwin
of Whitchurch obtained by Dunstable
at, iii 213 ; Ralph, a lay brother of
Dunstable, murdered at, tb.i its rights
preserved as the mother church of Hum-
bershoe, iii. 257 ; lands and tenements
in, confirmed to Dunstable, iii. 279;
question as to the privileges of the
prior of Dunstable in, iii. 829, 880;
taxation of, in 1291, iii. 867.
, vicars of :
Roger of Elston, dies, lit 170.
Walter of Kempsey, iii. 170, 171; a
suitwon by Dunstable against, iii. 195.
Thomas de Rothelande, iii. 260.
William de Stockton, ib,
John of, dies, iii. 35, D.
Studham, John of, takes the habit at Dun-
stable, iii. 287, D. ; accused of Simon
Mustard's death, iii. 306 ; acquitted, iii.
807; appeal of Christiana Mustard
again8t,iii. 810, 311,812.
. William of, dies, iii. 77, 79, D.
- John, lord of the manor of, charter
of, iii. 840, D.
Walter (his son), makes a ditch
about his demesne, and a manse in
several places for Dunstable priory, iii.
268, D. ; pays scutage for Wales, iii.
340 ; acquits the tenements in his land
held by Dunstable, ib.
Studley (Stodlega), William de Cantelupe
buried at, i. 112, T.
StuteviUe (Stoteville), Robert de (first
baron), captured at Tinchebrai by Henry
I., ii. 212, Wa.
Stuteville (Stoteville), Wlliam de (fourth
baron), swears fealty to John, i. 199,
Bu. ; dies, iL 255; iv. 392, Wa, Wo.
William de (nephew of third
baion), contests the advowson of Dod-
derhill chureh, iv. 413, Wo. ; Mai^garet
de Say, his wife, tb,
Suabia, Conrad, duke o^ does homage to
Richard I., i. 191, Bu.
Philip, duke of, opposes Otho IV.,
L 23, M. ; killed, i. 58, T.
Suche, Eudes la, a moiety of the lands of
George de Cantelupe descends to, iiL
257, D.; has seisin of the lands, iii.
259 ; his bailiff imprisons John de U
Chuche, iii. 261 ; attack of, on the gaol
at Caldecote and the gallows of the prior
of Dunstable, ib. ; sued by the prior by
writ of trespass, and summoned before
the king, iii. 262 ; his agreement with
prior William, ib. ; erects a gallows at
Pudley, iii. 264; writs of the prior of
Dunstable against, iii. 271 ; pegnry o^
ib.
I Milicent, his wife ; tee Montalt,
Milicent de.
Sudbury, the church of, given to the
office of sacrist of Worcester by the
bishop of Worcester, iv. 427, Wo.
— Alan of Beccles, archdeacon of,
one of the arbitrators between Grosse-
teste and his chapter, iiL 149, D.
Sudleye, John de, his ship injured by a
stone firom Bordeaux, iv. 520, Wo.
Suffeldfritii, in the Peak forest, the dis-
inherited barons in, iv. 187, W.
Suffolk, earls of:
Hugh Bigod ; see Bigod, Hugh, fourth
earl of Norfolk.
Robert de Uffoid, at Poitiers, iv. 561,
Wo.
SuUington (Sutlingdone, SutUingdone),
com bought at, by Dunstable, iii. 299, D.
I church of, Roger of Raveningfaam,
presented to, iiL 216, D.
Sumery ; see Somen.
INDEX.
S3S
Sandon (Sunedime, Sonedone, Snnondoney
Snnediine), land in, left to Tewkesbmy,
by Isabella of Gloucester, L 113, T.;
lUchaid of Cornwall holds, as a marriage
portion from Isabella of Gloucester, iii.
252, D. ; toll paid by, to Dunstable, ib. ;
the manor comes to Gilbert de Clare,
iii 253, D. ; the toll resisted by the
inhabitants through the weakness of the
prior of Dunstable, ib, ; given as a mar-
riage portion to Edmund, earl of Corn-
wall, ib. ; consequent action of the prior
of Dunstable respecting the toll, ib,
— -vicars of:
G., has a corrody from Dunstable, iii.
148, D.
John Sleigrom, iii. 176, D. ; see Se-
genhoe, vicars of.
Sunning, a manor of the bishop of Salis-
bury, near Beading : bishop W. Scammell
consecrated at, ii. 402 ; iiL 315 ; iv.
296, 297, 490, Wa. D. O. W. Wo.
Surbiton, a tenement in, bought by Waver-
ley, ii. 354, "Wa.
Surrey, archdeacons of :
Amiclus, the hospital of S. Mary
Overey, Southwark, transferred to
his farm, iii. 451, 457, Be.
Luke, dedicates the church of Fren-
sham, ii. 323, Wa.
Walter, made bishop of Exeter, i.
159, T.
Peter de S. Maur, goes to Bome for
his rights, ii. 99, ^. ; at the elec-
tion to the bishoprick of Win-
chester in 1280, ii. 394; ir. 478,
Wa. Wo. ; his action with Waver-
ley respecting tithes, ii. 400, Wa.
Snsa, Henry de, takes exceptions against
William de Baleigh, bishop of Win-
chester, ii. 331, Wa.
Sutham, John de, sut of, with Tewkes-
bury, i, 100, T.
Suthun, John de, clerk, one of the Ely
robbers, flies to Dunstable, and abjures
the kingdom, iii. 251, D. ; killed at
Oxford, ib. .
Sutri, spared by Frederick IL, iii. 153,
D.
Sutton, rent-charge in, giyen to Bermond-
sey, and afterwards sold to buy a manor
in Bengeo, iii. 427, De.
William of, exacts a palfrey from
the abbat of Osney, iv. 211, O.
William of, abbat of Osney; see
Osney, abbats of.
Sutton-regis, hundred of, iii. 320, D.
Suwik (Southwick in Sussex), Gilbert de
Clare's will dated at, i 77, T.
— - B. de, implicated in the affiiir of
Fairford church, i. 88, T.
Swan, John le, declared to have no right
in certain tenements at Toddington, iiL
380, D.
— — Bichard, accused of disseiong the
prior of Dunstable of a tenement in Tod-
dington, iii. 378, D.
Swanboume church, Peter Peyvre pre-
sented to, iii. 185, D.
Swelle Poinz, tithes of the manor of
Bichard of Cornwall at, suit respecting,
i. 153, T.
Swenesmuthe (Sluys), a fleet collected at,
by queen Eleanor, iv. 453, Wo.
Swerefbrd, Alexander de, canon of S«
Paul's, dies, iii. 171, D. ; his gift to the
canons of S. Bartholomew's, London, ib,
Emma de, gives a rent-charge of
2«. to Tewkesbury, i. 129, T.
Swerker II., king of Norway, i. 207, Bu.
Sweyn, comes to Enghmd, ii. 14, Wi. ;
plunders Wilton, iL 171, Wa. ; goes to
Shrewsbury, and returns to the sea,
ib. ; plunders Norwich, ib. ; defeated by
Ulfcytel, ib,; plunders Sandwich, ii.
172 ; tribute paid to, ib. ; comes to
Ipswich, ib, ; goes to Sandwich, then to
the Humber, and reduces the North, ii.
173, Wa. ; gives his vessels to Cnut to
guard, ib. ; puts ^Ihelred to flight, L
184, Bu. ; subdues England, ii. 14; iv,
371, Wi. Wo.; king of England, 11.
174, Wa. ; London submits to, ib, ; dies,
ii. 14, 174, Wi. Wa.; killed by a Ed-
mund, i. 184, Bu.
336
INBEZ.
Sweyn IL, king of Dcnmtikv his MMif
i]iTide£ng]uid» iL 190, Wa. ; invades tlie
Hmnber, bat is defeated by WiUiam I.,
liL 434, Be. ; dies, iL 32, 193, WL Wa.
Sweyn, son of Cnnt, made king of the
Norwegians, ii. 16; iy. 371, Wi. Wo.;
his birth, iy. 371, Wo,; invades Eng-
land, bat retoms home again, ii. 31,
Wi.
Sweyn, son of Godwine, exiled by Edward
the Confessor, and flies to Baldwin, ii.
181, Wa. ; makes peace with Edward
the Confessor, ii. 182; mnrders Biom,
ii. 183 ; goes to Flanders, ib. ; eomes to
Eng^d, tft. ; at Beverrton with God-
wine, iL 184 ; exiled, i6. ; goes to Bosen-
ham, iL 184, and then to Baldwin in
Flanders, ii. 185.
Swineshead abbey, John poisoned at, iy.
69, W.
John of; see Keynsham, abbats
of.
^—^ Boger of: the ehorch of FVome S.
Qointin, giyen to, L 123, T.; dies, L
149.
Swithon, S. ; see Winchester, bishops of.
^^— * monastery of ; see Winchester.
Sylvester IL (Gcrbert), Pope, iL 168, 169 ;
iiLll, Wa.D.
" Symonia, de/' a book so entitled, L 28,
11
Syricseat, the tribvte so called, iiL 12, D. ;
see Chnrchschet
T.
Tailleboys (Thayleboys), John, serves on
a jury, iii. 345, D.
Talbot, Geofflrey, holds Hereford castle
against Stephen, ii. 226, Wa.
Tamworth, dean o^ letter of the official of
the archdeacon of Stafford respecting
the convocation of 1257 to, L 401, Bo.
Tancarville, William de, captures Waleraa
de Bellomont and others, iL 219, Wa.
Tmered, pays 40,000 oonees of gold to
Biehard L for peaee, iiL 25, D.
Tanham (Tenham), archbishop Kilwarby
receives the pall at, iL 115, 381; iv. 464,
WL Wa. Wo,
Tani (Tannay, Thany), Boger de, knight
of John FiU-Walersn, gives the tithes
of F^rfleld to Beimondsey, iiL 428, Be.
Bainald de (third baron), gives
Bengeo to Bcnnondsey, liL 439, Be.
Bainald and Biehard, give Bich-
mond manor in Bengeo, and confirm
the gift of the adyowson, iiL 464, Be.
Lake de, had the castody of An<
glesey, iiL 292, D. ; drowned in Wales,
iiL 292 ; iv. 290, D. O. W.
Tannis (Tsfiies), near Damietta, taken by
the crosaders, iiL 63, D.
^I^u^bigg^ confirmed to the convent of
Bordesley, iv. 427, Wo.
Tarentford (i.e. Dcrtford), rent*oharge paid
by Bermondsey to the lord of, remitted
by W. of Ypres, iiL 437, Be.
Tanant^Monkton, letters obtained by
Tewkesbury to sommon the rector and
perpetual vicar o^ L 74, T. ; portion of,
given by Tewkesbury to Boger of Marl-
borough, L 99 ; Biehard, bishop of Dur-
ham, buried at, i. 102 ; Johanna, queen
of Scotland, buried at, L 106.
— — Boger de Lageme, rector of, i.
123, T.
Tartars, the, letter of a Hungarian bishop
respecting, iL 324, Wa.; irruption of
1240, and destruction of many by Otho
n., duke of Bavaria, L 118, T. ; Henry,
son of Frederick n., slain by, L 120, T.;
their ravages in the East mentioned by
Innocent IV., i 258, Bo.; accoont
of, by the archbishop of Bussia, i.
271-275, Bn. ; account of, by the grand
master of the Templan, L 491-495, Bn. ;
irruption of, in 1261, iv. 129, 0. ; letter
of Alexander IV. respecting, L 495-499,
Bo.; prayers against, throughout the
Cistercian order, iL 352, Wa. ; subdue
Palestine (called Moalli), iL 387; iy.
473, Wa. Wo.; offisr to aid, if Edward L
-V'^f^r-
INDEX.
837
Tartan, ihe^^cont
vill lead a fresh crusade, iv. 499, Wo. ;
the king and queen of, baptized, iv. 540,
Wo.
— — king of [Cazan] , miracle respecting,
i6. ; his victory over the infidels, ib. ;
captures Damascus, iv. 546, Wo. ; defeats
Nasir Mohammed, t6. ; takes Babylon,
and restores Annenia to its king, ib. ;
restores the Holy Land to Christianity,
ib, ; letter of, to the Pope, iv. 548, Wo.
Tatanus, S., church of, sacrilegiously in-
jured by the sons of Gestin, i. 12, M.
Tattenhall (Tettenhall), claimed as a royal
chapel, i. 276, Bu.
John of, dies, iii. 104, D.
Taunton (Tantona, Tantone), given by
Fritheswitha to Winchester, ii. 6, Wi. ;
castle of, built by Henry of Blois, ii. 51,
Wi.
G. of, taxation of, iii. 259, D.
Tavistock, John, abbat of, L 67, T.
Tayle, Geoffirey de, gives Ladgershall tithes
to Bermondsey, iii. 447, Be.
Taynton (Taintone, Tancintune), burnt in
llll,ii. 44, Wi.
H. of, proctor for Tewkesbury in
the appeal respecting Fairford church, i.
82, T. ; gives relicks to Tewkesbury, i.
96.
-, (or Taunton), W. de ; see Win-
chester, S. Swithun's, priors ot
Teano (in Sicily), answer of Henry III.
to the raen of, i. 398, Bu.
Tebworth (Teburthe, Thebnrthe, Theb-
worthe), complaint of the parishioners
respecting a service in the chapel, iii.
277, 329, D. ; they demand a chantry or
the restoration of the lands given for it,
iii. 329 ; writ respecting land in, iii.
328 ; the complaint of the parishioners
carried into ^e king's court without
result, iii. 329.
Techeman, John, land in Rotherhithe let
to, iii. 469, Be.
Teddington (Tedlntone, Thedintone), Wor-
cestershire, land at, bought by Worcester
priory, iv. 437, Wo. ; agreement re-
VOL. V.
Teddington — cont
specting, between the priory and R. of
Washbourne, iv. 445.
Templars, the, a hide in Wideflete let to,
by Bermondsey, iii. 442, Be ; other land
sold to, by Bermondsey, ib.
and Hospitallers, defeated by Sala-
din at Nazareth, i. 18, M. O.
their forts destroyed by the Sara-
cens in 1196, ii. 250, Wa.
and Hospitallers, pay a fine to
John, ii. 264 ; iii. 452, Wa. Be. ; cruelty
of Frederick U. to, iii. 114, D. ; the
Pope requires him to satisfy them, ib. ;
meet Frederick II. at his landing in
Palestine, i. 36, M. ; enter Jerusalem
with Frederick H., i. 37, M.
opposition of, to the truce of
Frederick H. in Palestine, iii. 118, D. ;
his persecution of them in consequence,
ib.
and Hospitallers, make the Old
Man of the Mountain tributary to them,
iii. 128, D. ; slaughter of, at the battle
of Gaza, i. 260, 261, Bu. ; the Pope's
demand in 1246 extends to, i. 277,
Bu. ; slaughter of, in Egypt in 1250, i.
286 ; excepted from the tax of a tenth
granted by Innocent IV. to Henry III.
in 1254, i. 325 ; similarly exempted in
1266, ii. 104,373, Wi. Wa.
proposed union of, with the Hos-
pitallers, iv. 507, Wo. ; condemned by
Pope Clement V., iv. 341, O. ; seizure
of^ in England, iv. 560, Wo.
Thierry, master of, captured by
Saladin, i. 19, M.
Armand de Perigord, master of.
missing after the battle of Graza, i. 261,
Bu.
Renand de Vichiers, master of,
joins in the letter firom Palestine to
Henry IIL, i. 368, Bu.
Thomas Berardi [Beraut], master
of, letter of, respecting the Tartars, L
491, Bu.
Y
338
INBEX.
Temple, New, parliament at, in 1260, ii. 99,
Wi. ; prince Edward seizes the treasures
in, iii. 222, D.
Old, arrangement of the suit be-
tween Dunstable and M. de Montalt at,
iii. 350, D.
Tenbridge, Robert de, dies, iii. 160, D.
Tenbory (Temedebyre, Themedebory), duel
for the church of, iv. 467, Wo. ; remains
with the abbat of Lyre, ib.
Richard of, deed respecting land
in Buraston, iv. 553, Wo.
Tenchebrai ; see Tinchebrai.
Tenford, township of, ilL 320, D.
Terdalac, king of Ireland, dies, i. 4, M.
Teutonick knights, slaughter of, at the
battle of Gaza, i. 260, 261, Bu.; resist
the Tartars in 1260, i. 493, Bu.
— — — Popon d*Ostema, Marshal of the,
joins in the letter to Henry III. from
Palestine in 1255, L 368, Bu.
Tew (Tiwa, Tywe), Little, land of, ob-
tained by Osney, iv. 52, 0.
— ^ Walter of, attempts to move the
body of abbat Peter of Tewkesbury
from the church, i. 83, T.
Tewkesbury, abbey of:
1086 : — the abbey of Cranboume trans-
ferred to Tewkesbury, ii. 34 ; iv.
878. Wi. Wo.
1 102 : — the new monastery entered, i.
44, T.
1123:^the church defeated by
Theulf, bishop of Worcester, i. 45, T.
1178 r—bumt, i. 52 ; ii. 61 ; iv. 384,
T. Wl Wo.
1214 :— begin to celebrate after the
interdict, i. 61, T.
1219: — accident in the dormitory, i.
64.
1220:— agreement with R. Bigod re-
specting Gotherinton land, i. 65.
1221 : — quarrel with the bishop of
Worcester, ib, ; the monks at Car-
diff summoned home, and the priory
let on lease, ib,
1224 :~peace made with the bishop of
Worcester through Stephen Lang-
Tewkesbury, abbey of: — ami,
1224 :^coni,
ton, i. 67 ; two bells in the tower
dedicated by the bishop of Killaloe,
i. 68.
1227 : — ^manor of Wimbome let to a
goldsmith for six years, who pays
100/. but takes it back again, and
keeps the manor, L 69.
1228 :— «laim made out to the manors
of Loseberge and Mildelande
against Yivian, i. 70 ; enter Marsh-
field on the death of the parsooy
Serlo, i6. ; persecuted in conse-
quence by the bishop of Worcester,
1.71.
1229 : — ^the suspension of Marshfield
church relaxed at the instance of
the vicar, i. 73 ; the meadow Hen-
niere given and confirmed to, i. 74 ;
passage through his land granted
by G. de Clare for bringing to the
abbey the water of Eemerton given
by Henry Fitz-Gerold and his wife,
ib.
1230 :— obtain letters to summon the
bishop of Worcester and the rector
of Tarrant-Monkton, ib.; give a
pension of ten marks to Stephen of
Anagni, the Pope's chaplain, ib.;
receive seisin of Liantwit-Mijor, L
75 ; give a lease of it, excepting a
chapel close to the church, t6.; a
meadow given to, by Sampaoo,
servant of Ralph Fin^gal, L 76 ;
Gilbert de Clare buried at, t&. ;
his legacy of the wood of Mutha
and a silveivgilt cross, ib. ; pay 109
marks as a tenth of their property
to Stephen, the Pope's chaplain, t,
77 ; tithes of the manor of Burnet
confirmed to, by the bishop of Batliy
ib.
1231 :— settlement respecting certain
tithes in Wightfield with the abbeys
of S. Denis and Deerhurst, i. 78 ;
settlement respecting the pastorage
of Todenham and Leominster "witli
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INDEX.
339
Tewkesbury, abbey of : —-cont.
1281 : — eont.
the abbey of Westminster, i. 79 ; an«
niial payment made to Richard Ash,
ih. ; settlement respecting the chnrch
of lianblethian, i. 80 ; send a monk
to receive seisin of Llanblethian, i.
81 ; he is carried off to the moun-
tains, and kept captive for three
days, ib. ; grant a chantry in Man-
gotsfield to the sheriff of Gloaoester,
ib. ; i^peal against VL de Belle, ti. ;
appeal respecting the privileges of
the chnrch of Fairfbrd, tb. ; send a
monk to keep the chnrch of Fairford,
i. 82 ; the bishop will not admit the
monks to orders, ih, ; decision of the
bishop against the abbey in the case
of* Fairford chnrch, tft. ; armed entry
of Frederick, clainung to be parson
of Fairford, into the chnrch, tb. ;
suffer great persecutions from the
bishop after abbat Peter's death, i.
88; appeal for freedom of election,
lb.
1282 :— Hubert, official of the bishop
of Worcester, and others come into
the choir, and request the late
abbat's body to be removed, ib. ;
the convent refuses till the question
of appeal is settled, ib. ; freedom
of election granted by Hubert de
Burgh, as guardian of B. de Clare,
1. 83, 84 ; absolved from the sen-
tence of excommunication of the
bishop of Worcester, i. 84 ; debts of
the abbey, ih. ; miraculous cures at,
i. 84-86; peace made with the
bishop of Worcester, by Jocelyn
bishop of Bath, i. 87 ; the wood of
Mutha, left by G. de Clare, granted
by the king, i. 88; the bishop of
Worcester's instrument against the
abbey given to it by the bishop of
Bath, i. 89; rent-charge of two
shillings and his brother's bowels
given by Roger Wassepas, i. 89,
90.
Tewkesbury, abbey of :— -con/.
1233 : — ^tithes of hay from the manor
of Tewkesbury granted by Henry
in., i. 90.
1234 : — ^present to Great Marlow, i.
94 ; present to Winkleigh, t^. ; pen-
sions in Exeter diocese confirmed
to, by the bishop of Exeter, i. 95 ;
the principal door and stables burnt,
ib.
1235 : — relicks given to, by H. Tan-
cintune (i.e. of Taynton), i. 96; land
in Oldbury, rent-charge and mea-
dow land in Tewkesbury, given by
Agnes Briht, ih, ; charters given
respecting the tenements held by
A. Pultune and W. de Kingston,
L 97 ; arrangement with W. Corbet
respecting a tenement in Chaddes-
ley, ib.\ suits with W. de Mare
seltled, i. 97, 98 ; settlement with
the daughters of H. Ware and their
husbands respecting half a hide
in Wimbome, i. 98 ; settlement
respecting certain tenements at
Guildford in Sussex, i. 99 ; peace
with Maurice, archdeacon of Glou-
cester, ib. ; present Thomas, son of
Durand, to Sancreed in ComwaUy
ib.\ the church of Newcastle, re-
signed fbr'a scruple by Ralph of
Newcastle, restored to him, ib.;
give a pibrtion in Tarrant-Monkton
to Roger of Marlborough, ib. ; he
does homage in the chapter-house, ib.
1236 : — ^various suits settled before
the justices itinerant at Gloucester,
i. 99, 100 ; names of the Jurors, i.
100 ; give up the church of Llane-
dam to the bishop of Llandaff, ib. ;
all the benefices held by the abbey
in Llandaff diocese confirmed to
them, t^. ; give a charter to Berard
of a pension, ih. ; Stephen, dean of
Hereford, gives a charter of twenty
marks to relieve this, i. 101 ; silver
basins given to, by Henry IH., L
101, T. ; queen Eleanor visits, ib.\
Y 2
340
INDEX.
Tewkeabuiy, abbey of: — eont,
1236: — cont.
give a moiety of Holy Trinity
church to Jordan, the chaplain, ib. ;
appeal against the sentence respect-
ing Werftone, ib. ; present W. de
Stanway to S. Wenn's, Cornwall,
I 102 ; present J., son of John
Sellere to S. John's, Bristol, ib,
1237 : — IQOs, given by Roger Marshal
to improYe the income of the al-
monry, i. 104; tenement in Forth-
ampton bought of S. de Franilode,
t6. ; confirmations and gifts of Regi-
nald Finegal, ib. ; arrears of income
given to Thomas of the king's hall,
i. 105 ; his charter in consequence,
ib. ; present Adam of Whitchurch
to Atherstone-upon-Stour, ib. ; S.
Nicholas's chapel restored, i. 106.
1238 :— settlement at Launceston of
the suit between the abbey and R.
de Grenville, i. 107, 108 ; his land in
Little Compton to go to the abbey
after his death, i. 108 ; the suits with
R. de Grenville respecting the ad-
vowsons of Eilkhampton and Bide-
ford settled, ib.; suit with Alan
Basset respecting the advowson of
Trevalga, ib. ; suit with Wymarca
de Campo Amulfi, i. 109 ; suit with
Ralph de Wilton and his wife re-
specting the advowson of Bock-
hampton, ib. ; the churches of S.
Wenn and S. Crowan filled up, i.
Ill ; the altars of SS. James and
Nicholas dedicated by Elias, bishop
of Uandaff, ib. ; indulgences at
them granted and confibrmed, i. 11],
112.
1239 :— quit-claim of land in Wim-
bome to, i. 1 1 2 ; the church dedi-
cated by bishop Walter de Cante-
lupe, i. 1 12; iv. 430, T. Wo. ; indul-
gences granted by the bishop, i. 1 12,
T. ; the heart of Isabella of Glou-
cester, wife of Richard of Cornwall,
buried at, i. 113; her legacies to
Tewkesbury, abbey of : -'ConU
1239: — cont.
the abbey, ib.\ her wish to have
been buried there, i. 114.
1240:— 50 marks paid to Otho, the
legate, i. 116; only three Psalms
to be said at the ordinary services,
i. 1 1 7 ; the church of Chitdehampton
consolidated, and given to W. de
Stanway, t6. ; the abbey acknow-
ledged to be the true patrons of
8. Wenn and Chittlehampton, ib,
1241 : — altars consecrated by Gilbert,
bishop of Galloway, i. 1 18 ; manner
in which the dedication feast is to
be kept, i. 119; tithes of Fife-
head and Caldwell granted to the
rector of Bell Chalwell, ib. ; suit with
the men of Todenham at Gloucester,
ib. ; arrangement between the abbey
and R. le Poer, ib. ; two bells and
an altar consecrated by John, bishop
of Eildare, i. 119, 120 ; the bodies
of Robert Fits-Hamon and abbat
Benedict translated, i. 120 ; bonds
of Deodatus and Tresmund given
up, i. 121 ; church of Shenington
given to Tresmund, ib. ; pittance
on the anniversaries of benefactors,
&c., ib. ; twenty marks extorted by
the king, ib.
1242:— give S. John's, Bristol, to
Richard, the chaplain, and S. Peter's
to Simon of Radnor, i. 1 22 ; give
S. Michael's, Bristol, to Roger of
Swineshead, ib. ; money paid to the
king and John de Plessetis for a
wood bought of John Biset, ib. ; ad-
vice of Grosseteste recommending
the abbey to give a pension out of
Great Marlow to G. de Clare, and
to present a fit person, ib. ; give
Frome S. Quintin to Roger of
Swineshead, i. 123; presentations to
various churches, L 124 ; affidr of
the church of Llanblethian, i. 125 ;
obtain letters of protection firom
R. de Clare to the sheriff of Gla-
INDKX.
341
Tewkesbury^ abbey of : — cont,
1242 i^cont
morganshire, ib ; give the vicarage
of Kenvig to Walter Fitz-Alfred,
i. 126 ; opposition of J., rector of
S. Andrew's, ib. ; threats of Roger
Mejiok, and consequent action of
the abbat, i6. ; the bishop attempts
to put a yicar in Tewkesbury church,
ib. ; the charter of Thomas, vicar
of Llanblethian, sealed, and he does
homage, ib. ; letters of presentation
of N. of Hereford to Essemere
(Ashmore) sealed, ib. ; composition
respecting the tithes of Kemerton
with G. of Derley, ib. ; letter of
Berard de Secya, rector of Cat-
field, brought to the abbey by his
courier, i. 127; attempt at peace
with the rector of Cleeve as to
Gotherington tithes, ib. ; charter
of the vicarage of Kenvig ^ven to
Walter Fitz-Alfred, i. 128; the
bishop of Exeter gives leave to
satisfy Stephen, the Pope's chaplain,
out of S. Wenn's, ib, ; exchange of
benefices with the chapter of Exe-
ter, ib. ; give two annual marks out
of the priory of Cardiff to Maurice,
son of Rely Wrgan, ib.
1243: — income assigned to the infir-
mary, i. 1 29 ; income assigned ior
covering the dormitory and for mS
chantry, ib. ; letters of Berard de
Secya respecting his pension, ib. ;
thieves caught within the abbat's
liberty to be tried in his court, i.
130 ; suit with the rector of Dinas
Fowls, ib..; J. de Bek sent to Rome
for the purposes of the abbey, ib. ;
^ve five marks annually to J. le
Noble, i. 131 ; order respecting the
dresses of the monks, ib. ; give up
the wood of Mutha to R. de Clare,
i. 132 ; letters of Berard de Secya
respecting his pension, i. 133;
bound to Richard of Cornwall for
R. de Clare for 300/., i. 134.
i .
Tewkesbury, abbey of z—conL
1244 : —composition with Hubert,
rector of Cleeve, respecting the
tithes of Gotherington, ib. ; passage
for water through his lands allowed
by R. de Clare, i. 135.
1246 : — ^present J. Noble to Thorn-
bury, ib.
1247: —receive twelve marks for a
rent-charge of 12s. at Boddington,
i. 136.
1248:— a pension given to H. of
Hereford, who went to the Roman
court for the purposes of the abbey,
ib.; receive seisin of Lapulle, i. 137;
suit of R. de Clare for the advow-
sODs of Hambleden, Thnrleigh, and
All Saints', London, ib. ; suit of W.
of Cardiff respecting Lapulle, ib, ;
give a pension to John, a physician,
ib.
1249: — 100 marks borrowed of the
Jews for R. de Clare for 100/., i6. ;
suit respecting a hide of land in
Famentnne, ib. ; writ of the wife of
R. de Grey vile for her dowiy, i. 188 ;
present Christian the chaplain to
Burnett, ib. ; the bishop of Wor-
cester requires them to admit the
proctor of the Pope's nephew, Opiso,
to Thombury, t6. ; suit against W.
of Cardiff respectiug a chantry in
Walton chapel, and a road, ib, ; J.
Noble goes to Rome for the abbey
in the case of Thombury church,
ib. ; annual pension given by W. de
Stanway out of Chittlehampton
church, i. 188, 139 ; letter from R.
de Clare respecting the loan from
the Jews, i. 139 ; the abbat fined by
the Pope for the church of Thom-
bury, and a pension out of it given
to Opiso, ib.
1250 : — ^the abbey quit-claimed by W.
of Cardiff respecting Lapulle, ib. ;
thieves taken within the abbat's
liberty at Wimbome, one of whom
is tried and hanged at Cranboume,
342
INDEX.
Tewkesbuiy, abbey of :^-cojit.
1250 :— -cofif.
i. 140; setdeinent of the criminal
jurisdictioii of the abbey, ib. ; foil
accoant of the process, and of the
capture and execntion of a thief,
J. Milksop, at Up-Wimbome, i.
511-516 ; arrears of his pension
paid to Stephen of Anagni, i. 141 ;
receiye the church of S. Crowan
from Deodatus, ib, ; leases of S.
Crowan and S. Wenn, ib, ; miracle
on the day of the relicks in case of
one Matilda, ib, ; give the vicarage
of Ampney to a priest named John,
i. 142 ; all his arrears paid to B. de
Secya, ib,; all the wool committed
to W. le Especer for a term of fonr
years, ib, ; giye a charter of land
held by W. de Chamberlenge of
Forthampton, ib, ; pay 100 marks
to the Pope for haying given Thorn-
bnry to J. Noble, L 143; a yir-
gate in Aldrington committed to W.
of Aldrington for 20s, annually, on
certain conditions, ib,
1251: — ^borrow thirty marks in Lon-
don for Alan of S. Faith, ib, ; bam
burnt, i. 144 ; snow at, on May 27,
ib, ; quit-claim by G. de Alneto of
a meadow in the manor of Burnett,
ib. ; exchange of a virgate of land
with Nicholas Poinz for one in
Tokintone marsh, ib, ; endeavours
of R. de Clare against the liberties
of ^e priory of Cranboume and
Boveridge manor, t6. ; inqmsitiou as
to the criminal jurisdiction in the
abbat's liberty, ib, ; a thief caught
and convicted at Cranboume, and
there hanged, ib, ; a thief caught at
Boveridge, and tried at Ilchester, L
145 ; land of Walter CaumuePs in
the manor of Ampney redeemed, ib, ;
examination of the condition of the
abbey by bishop W. de Cantelnpe,
i. 146; a virgate of land in Up-
Wimborae given by John Fitz-
Tewkesbuiy, abbey of :•
1251 :— eoR<.
Stephen of Wimbome Minster, L
147; suspended from collation to
benefices by the bishop of Bochester,
till they provide for W. of Kilkemiy ,
t6. ; the tithes from Kingston manor
extorted by John Mansel, ib.;
charter of payment to B. Lovel,
proctor for the abbey at Borne, ib.
' 1252 : — confirm a moiety of the tithes
of lianedam to the chapter of lian-
daS, ib, ; give a charter to the lord
of the manor of Brackley for a
chapel at Treverick in S. Crowan's,
L 147, 148 ; a virgate of land in the
manor of Burnett redeemed, i. 148 ;
the money borrowed for Alan of S.
Faith firom Florentine merchants in
London paid, ib. ; miracle on the
day of the rcdieks, ib. ; the charter
of the lease of Llanblethian church
surrendered by Hugh of Forthamp-
ton, ib. ; submit to the bishop of
Chichester respecting Kingston, in
order to stop the quarrel with John
Mansel, ib, ; the suit with John Man-
sel about Kingston tithes settled, i.
149 ; the bishop of Chichester con-
firms the tithes of Wyke to the
abbey, t&. ; manor of Pulton let at
fee-farm to Adam of Fulton, t6. ;
present John the physician to
Frome, L 149, 150.
1258 : — visitation of bishop W. de
Cantelupe, L 152 ; pay twenty marks
to the king, ib. ; S. Margaret's feast
to be celebrated with twelve lec-
tions, i. 153, 154 n. ; the misericordia
removed, but soon afterwards re-
stored to its old place, i. 153 ;
suit respecting tithes in Swelle
Poinz with the abbat of Nutley,
ib,
1255:— compelled to follow the court
of B. de Clare at Fairford, L 156 ;
the horse mill, guest's stable, &c.
burnt, L 157 ; the dairy-maid at
INDEX.
343
Tewkesbury, abbey of: — cont
1255 : — coni,
EiddingtOQ Idlledy and the daily set
on fixe, but escapes, ib,
1257: — gifts of abbat Thomas to the
abbey, L 159-161.
1258:<— immdationof theSeyem oyer
the meadows, i. 162 ; W. de Clare
leaves his body to be buried at, but
is buried at Durford, L 165 ; ten
marks and a cask of wine paid to
Henry of Stratford, i. 166 ; arrange-
ment with Gregory, nephew of
Stephen of Anagni, respecting the
church of Shenington, i. 166, 167.
1259 : — letters of acquittance received
from Stephen of Anagni, ib, ; lUchard
de Clare at the abbeys ib,
1260: — payement laid down in the
chapter house, i. 168; rent-charge
bought by Thomas of Kidderminster,
the almoner, ib, ; lease taken of the
manor of Hamm, near Wimbome,
ib,
1262 :— Richard de dare buried at, i.
169, 499 ; ii. 99 ; iT. 131, 448, T.
Bu. Wi. O. Wo. ; indulgences
granted to all praying for his soul,
i. 169, T.
1292: — obstacle to the navigation at
Tewkesbury removed, iv. 509, Wo. ;
the belfry struck by lightning, iv.
511, Wo.
1301 :— opposition of the abbey to the
attempt of John, prior of Worcester,
to visit it, iede vaoante, iv. 551, Wo.
1303:— consequent condemnation of
the abbat in the Court of Arches,
iv. 556, Wo.
Tewkesbury, streets of:
vicus Fullonum, i. 160, T.
Bertone strete, i. 160, 161.
Olbure strete, i. 161.
" abbats of:
Gerald, leaves his abbey, in conse-
quence of the king's rapacity, and
returns to Winchester, ii. 43, WL ;
dies, i. 44, T.
Tewkesbury, abbats of : — cont.
Robert, chaplain of Robert Fit2-Ha^
mon, i. 44 ; ii. 43, T. Wi. ; dies, i.
45, T.
Benedict, ib. ; dies, L 46 ; his body
moved into the choir, i. 120.
Roger, L 46 ; alienates part of Estone
manor, L 49, T. [called Robert] ;
dies, Uf,
Fromund, ib.; blessed at Worcester,
iv. 380, Wo.; his presents to the
sacrist, ib. ; dies, i 52 ; ii. 61 ; iv.
384, T. Wi. Wo.
Robert, i. 52, 53, T. ; blessed at Wor-
cester, iv. 385, Wo. ; his presents
to the sacrist, ib, ; dies, L 53, T.
Alan, prior of Christ Church, Canter-
bury, i. 53 ; ii. 244, T. Wa. ; present
at the translation of the &ther of
Geofirey Fitz-Peter at Winchester,
ii. 67, WL ; dies, i. 56 ; ii. 78 ; iv.
391, T. Wi. Wo.
Walter, the sacrist, L 56, T. ; had 700
marks to pay from the first year of
his promotion, ib. ; his consecration,
i. 57 ; iv. 392, T. Wo. ; dies, L 61,
T. ; had given Trevalga to Roger
Corbin, i. 108, T.
Hugh, the prior, L 61, T. ; blessed by
bishop Giles of Hereford, iv. 403,
Wo. ; dies, i. 61, T.
Bernard, elected, L 61; iv. 404, T.
Wo.; the election quashed, i. 61,
T.
Peter of Worcester, i. 62 ; blessed,
iv. 405, Wo. ; at the dedication of
Worcester cathedral, iv. 409, Wo. ;
obtuna Estone manor against
Fawkes de Breaute, i. 64, T. ; pays
100«. yearly to W. de Bekham
for service, i. 66; absolved at
Rome from the bishop of Worces-
ter's accusation, L 68 ; honourably
received on his return, ib, ; lets
Wimbome manor on lease, i. 69 ;
confers land at Redlands, Bristol,
on W. of Kent, i. 74 ; makes
good the claim of the abbey to
344
INDEX.
Tewkesbury, abbats of : — coni.
Peter of Worcester — cont,
lianwit-Dugor, i. 75; present at
the foneral of Gilbert de Clare, i.
76; marries Richard of Cornwall
and Isabella of Gloucester, L 78 ;
at Strignil about the church of
Lkmblethian, i. 80 ; excommuni-
cates J. Grant for laying hands on
the monk Eustace, i. 81 ; dies, i. 83 ;
iv. 424, T. Wo.; excommunicated
by the bishop of Worcester, i. 83,
T. ; attempt to moTe his body from
the church, ib, ; absolved by the
bishop of Worcester, L 84, T. ; his
body moved into the chapter house,
i. 120, T.
Robert of Forthampton, prior, i. 73,
T. ; appeals for the privileges of
Fairford church, i. 81 ; made abbat,
i. 84 ; blessed by bishop W. of
Blois at Worcester, iv. 424, Wo. ;
his presents to the sacrist and con-
vent, ib. ; present at the second
funeral of John, i. 84, T. ; puts
Cardiff weir out to farm, i. 90;
orders a service for the relicks, i.
96 ; his arrangements with W. Cor-
bet about Chaddesley manor, i. 97 ;
pays thirty marks for tallage, ib. ;
reconciled with W. de Mare, ib. ;
deraigns the land of Hocford, belong-
ing to Marshfield church, against one
Alfred, i. 99; gives four marks to
Alfred, ib. ; deraigns land in Stan-
way and Leamington, i. 100 ; ho-
mage done to, at Kingston, by W.
of Kingston, i. 101 ; his pardon
asked by the Bristol townsmen, L
106 ; celebrates in S. Nicholas'
chapel after its restoration, ib. ;
opposes Alan Basset at Exeter re-
specting the chapel of Trevalga, i.
108; summoned in the affair of
Cogan chapel, i« 1 10 ; summoned
to the council of 1240 by Pope
Gregory IX., i. 116; sends Hugh,
a clerk, in his place, ib. ; summoned
Tewkesbury, abbats of: — c<mt»
Robert of Forthampton— «oiU.
a second time, i. 117; settles the
manner in which the dedication feast
is to be kept, L 119 ; orders a pit^
tance on the anniversaries of the
death of Isabella of Gloucester and
others, i. 121; pays sums to the
king and John de Plessetis, i. 122 ;
consults Grosseteste about the pre-
sentation to Great Marlow, f6. ;
presents W. of Stanway to Great
Marlow, ib. ; sends for W. of
Northampton to receive S. James-
de-fer at Bristol, i. 123; sent by
Richard de Clare to quiet Glamor-
ganshire, i. 124 ; goes to Llanble-
thian, i. 125 ; makes Thomas of
Penarth, the vicar, resign, t^. ; gives
him the vicarage afterwards, ib. ;
refuses to allow R. Meylok to hold-
the vicarage at fiurm, and holds him
responsible for all iiguries, f6.;
gives R. Meylok five marks an-
nually, on the petition of his uncle
Rhys, ib. ; gives R. Meylok a pen-
sion of twelve marks through fear
of his threats, i. 126 ; letter to,
from Berard de Secya, rector of
Catfield, i. 127 ; conference at
Stoke with the rector of Cleeve
about the small tithes of Gothering-
ton, ib.; goes to Exeter, and ar-
ranges a change of benefices with
the chapter of Exeter, i. 128 ; as-
signs certain rent-charges to the
infirmary and the chantry, i. 129 ;
assists at a perambulation at Bove-
ridge with the abbat of Glastonbury,
i. 136 ; buys a rental from William
of Berwick in Tewkesbury, i. 137 ;
ordered by bishop W. de Cantelupe
to admit the proctor of Qpiso,
nephew of the Pope, to Thombuiy,
i. 138; fined 100 marks by the
Pope for contumacy respecting this,
1. 139 ; discussion with R. de Clare as
to the punishment of thiev^ caught
INDEX.
345
Tewkesbury, abbats of : ^conL
Bobert of Northampton — cont,
in the abbat's liberty, i. 140, 5 11-
516 ; redeema land of W. Canmael
in Ampney, i. 145 ; redeems a -vir-
gate of land in Bnmett, i. 148 ; one
of the suretiea of R. de Clare for
the marriage of his son Gilbert with
Alice of Angoullme, i. 151 ; settles
that the festival of S. Margaret is to
be kept with twelve lections, i. 153;
dies, i. 155 ; miracles at his tomb,
i. 155, 156.
Thomas of Stokes, elected, L 155;
installed by the archdeacon of
Gloucester, ib, ; account of his
gifts to the abbey, L 159 ; arrange-
ment with Gregory of Anagni re-
specting Shenington, i. 166, 167.
Kichard, dies, iv. 483, Wo.
Thomas of Kempsey, iv. 484, Wo. ;
blessed at Worcester, iy. 484, 485 ;
his presents to the sacrist and con-
vent, ib, ; condemnation of, for
resisting the visitation of the prior
of Worcester, iv. 556, Wo.
priors of :
Alured, dies, i. 44, T.
Ranulf, dies, i. 53.
Hogh, made abbat, i. 6 1 ; see the list
of abbats.
W. Gunfrey, in the dormitory in
1219, while the accident took place,
bat unhort, i. 64 ; resigns from his
weak hearing, i. 78 ; dies, L 89.
Bobert of Forthampton, i. 73 ; see the
list of abbats.
Henry de Siptune, L 86, 90 ; rebuilds
S. Nicholas* chapel [called Her-
vey], i. 106 ; present at the death
of Isabella of Gloucester, and
brings her heart to Tewkesbury, i.
US.
Henry of Banbury, goes to Cardiff,
i. 13 i ; builds the chapel of S.
Eustace, i. 135 ; resigns, i. 1 53 ;
dies, i. 169.
Iticholas of Overbuy, i. 153.
Tewkesbury, sub -prior of: Alexander,
dies, i. 53.
almoner: Thomas of Kidder-
minster takes the habit, i. 100 n. ; buys
a rental of Simon le Betere, i. 168.
— ^— cellerars :
Gilbert, dies, i. 45.
Richard of Devizes, made prior of S.
James's, Bristol, i. 157.
— chamberlains :
Henry of Washbourne, i. 81, 82.
Martin, i. 132.
— chaplains :
Vincent, i. 90.
Henry, obtains a lease of Cardiff weir,
ib.
Jordan, a moiety of Holy Trinity
church given to, i. 101.
Robert, i. 119.
Richard, S. John's, Bristol, given to,
i. 122.
W. and Maurice, witness the payment
of the tithes of Kemerton, i. 127.
Christian, presented to Burnett, i.
138.
Gilbert, S. Wenn's let to, i. 141.
— infirmarer : Stephen, i. 153.
-^ monks of :
Gilbert, bjured by an accident in the
dormitory, i. 64.
Eustace, sent to receive seisin of Llan-
blethian church, i. 81 ; treatment of
him by the Welsh, ib,
W., sent to Fairford, i. 82.
Miles and John, who had gone to the
abbeys of Neath and Cleeve, return
to Tewkesbury, i. 86.
Roger Markant, dies at Bristol, i^
165.
Thame, abbey of, founded, ii. 227, Wa. ;
monks of, sent to Rewley by Edmund,
earl of Cornwall, ii. 397, Wa.
•^— - abbats of:
Serio, resigns, iL S43, Wa. .
William, monk of Ford, formerly
abbat of Kingswood, ib,; gives
judgment in the suit between Osney
and S. Frideswide's, iv. 50, 0.
346
INDEX.
Thame, abbats of : — eont,
Simon, dies, ii. 300, Wa.
Laurence, ib.
Bichard Bartone, present at the elec-
tion to Beaolieu, iy. 479, Wo.
— — - prebend of: recoTered by Grosse-
teste from John Mansel, iii. 1 58, D. ; no
tithe paid for, by Dunstable, iii. S72.
Thames, the, inundation o( in 1099, L 6 ;
iii. 429, M. Be. ; dried up in 1114, i. 9 ;
ii. 44, 215 ; iii. 432 ; It. 16, 376, M. Wi.
Wa. Be. O. W. Wo. ; frozen in 1149-
1150, iL 54, 233 ; iii. 438, Wi. Wa.
Be.; dried up in 1158, I 48, T. ; in-
undation of, in 1208, iii. 451, Be.;
frt>zen in 1282, iv. 483, Wo. ; inunda-
tion of, in 1287, iv. 311, O. W. ; in
1294, iii. 468, Be.
Thaneos, river, near Damietta, defeat of iS.
Louis at, i. 286, Bu.
Hianet, isle of, prince Louis lands in, ii.
82, WL ; his defeat at sea near, i. 63,
T.
The, John de la, yearly delivery of eight
cartloads of irood bought from, by
Dunstable, ilL 371, D.
Thedintone ; see Teddington. '
Theobald II., king of Navarre, at Paris in
1254 with Henry UL, i. 155, 329.
Theobald, count of Blois ; see Blois, Theo-
bald, count of.
Theobald, archbishop of Canterbury ; see
Canterbury, archbishops o£
Theophilus, legend of, ii. 3.
Theotwin, cardinal of S. Yitale, absolves
Henry II. from the murder of S.
Thomas, iii. 20, D.
Thesslrican, a Tartar prince, i. 272, 273,
Bu.
Thetford, bishops of :
Her&st, dies, iL 34, WI
William, IL 34 ; at the coronation of
William Bufus, iii. 426, Be.
Herbert Losinga; see Norwich,
bishops of.
S. Mary's abbey, Roger Bigod the
chief founder of, iii. 431, Be. ; built,
iii. 430 ; monks introduced into, ib. ;
Thetford, S. Mary's abbey— cont
the monks enter the new churoh, iii.
482; the tithes of Ditton let to, by
Bermondsey, iii. 444 ; composition with
Bennondsey, respecting these tithes, iii.
462, Be. ; writ against, for detuning
the annual payment from these tithes,
iii 475, Be.
prior of: Stephen, the first, iiL
430, Be.
Thierry L, son of Clovis I., has the seat
of his kingdom at Metz, iv. 363, Wo.
III., son of Clovis n., iv. 364,
Wo.; king of the Franks, ib.; ex-
pelled, ib. ; recalled, iv. 365.
Thierry YU., count of Holland; see
Holland, counts of.
Thierry, count of Flanders ; see Flanders,
counts of.
Thomas of Brothertone, son of Edward I.
and Margaret; see brothertone, Thomas
of.
Thomas, of the king's hall, his gift to
Tewkesbury, i. 105, T.
Thomas, a monk, the cause of the restora-
tion of the Coventry monks, L 54, T.
Thomas, chaplain of Dunstable, Ickwell
land let to, iii. 177, D. ; gives it up, iii.
182.
Thomas, official of the archdeacon of Bed-
ford, iiL 375, D.
Thomas, shepherd in the Peak, iiL 163, D.
Thored, earl, iv. 3, O.
Thombury (Tomebire, Tomebyi«), law-
suit respecting, L 97, T. ; income out
of, paid to B. de Secya, L 101 ; Tewkes-
bury required to admit the proctor of
the Pope's nephew, Opiso, L 138 ; the
abbat of Tewkesbury fined 100 marks
by the Pope for not admitting him, L
139, 143.
rectors of:
B., at Striguil about the church of
Llanblethian, L 80.
S., L 97.
J. Noble, presented by Tewkesbury,
L 135 ; goes to Bome about the
presentation, i. 138.
INDBX.
347
Thombiuyy a blind man of, cured at
Tewkesbury, i. 85.
Thomby, letter of Bicbard de Glare dated
from, L 513, T.
Thomey abbey, founded by Eadgar, iL
166, Wa. ; vacant in 1238, ill. 147, D.
Tbomhill, Roger de, expels the Canter-
bury monks, li 80, Wi.
Thorns, the Crown of, taken to France,
iv. 432, Wo.
Thornton (Thorentona, Thomethone, To-
rentone, Tortona), abbey of, Boger de
Seyton becomes a canon at, iii. 272, D.
-^^— abbats of :
. Bichard de Villa, dies, iii. 135, D.
the abbat in 1236, removed by Grosse-
teste, iii. 143.
G. of, his arguments against the
privileges of Dunstable, iii. 333, D.
Thorp (Torp), mill of, let to Burton by
Dunstable, ui 160, D.
— — — — Bobert of, attorney of Geoffirey le
Despencer, iii. 159, D.
Simon of, justice of the forest at
Wilton in 1257, i. 158, T.
Thouars, Aimery Tiscount de, does homage
to Louis Yin., iii. 86, D«
Thurkilby (Thurkdby, Torkeby, Tur-
kebi), Boger de, justice itinerant at
Warwick in 1247, iii 172, D. ; his
settlement between the priory and town
of Dunstable, iii. 173, 174 ; justice
itinerant at Bedford in 1247, iii. 175
at Worcester in 1249, iv. 439, Wo.
at Nottingham in 1252, iii. 184, D.
at Leicester, iii. 185; not at Derby in
1257, through illness, iiL 206 ; appointed
by the barons in 1259 to sell wardships,
i. 477, Bu. ; is to appoint sherifb, i. 478 ;
dies, ii. 98, Wi
Thurkitel, the first to fly from Sweyn at
the battle of Ipswich, ii. 172, Wa.
Thurlow (Tuerlawe), claim to the advow-
son of, made out by B. de Clare against
Tewkesbury, i 137, T.
Thyme (Tyme), Nicholas de, accused of
disseising the prior of Dunstable of
Wadlow land, iii 378, 381, D.
l^bberton (Tibertone, Tibritone, Tybor.
tone), the forest deforested, iv. 417,
Wo.; heath at, bought by Worcester
priory of A. de Dabetoht, iv. 435 ; the
church given to Bobert, dean of Wor-
cester, iv. 418 ; the chapel given to W.
de Lega, iv. 439 ; given to W., ib. ; the
common quit-claimed by W. de Brad,
ib.
Thomas of, his land comes to
Worcester priory, ib.
Tiberias, battle of, i 18 ; ii. 245, M. Wa. ;
taken by Saladin, i 19, M.
Tibetot, Bobert de, complaint of Bhys^p-
Meredudd against, iv. 310, O. W. ;
governor of Wales, ib.; takes Bhys's
castle, and sets a price on his head, iv.
311.
Tifkhill (Thikehulle, Tikehul) castle, be-
sieged by the barons in 1193, iv. 47,
O. ; its bold resistance, i 191, Bu. ; sur-
rendered to the bishop of Durham, on
the arrival of Bichard L in England, ib.
Tidaucus, S., church of, sacrilegiously in-
jured by the sons of Gestin, i 12, M.
Tiler (T^ulator), Matthew, of Dunstable,
finds a treasure at Goldenlowe, iii 363,
D.
Emma, his wife, ib.
Tiliers (Tylers), to belong to England by
the treaty of 1200, i 203, Bu.
lord of, ib.
Tiltey abbey, founded, i 187, Bu. ; the
abbat elected bishop of Winchester, iv.
124, W. ; the election quashed, iv. 132.
Timbermonger, Ranulph le, fee in South-
wark bought of, by Bermondsey, iii. 460,
Be.
Timberwood, land given to Bermondsey,
iii 440, Be. ; sold to Henry de Somes,
iii. 447.
Tinchebrai (Tenerchebrai, Thenercheber),
si^e of, by Henry L, ii. 212, Wa. ;
battle of, ii. 212 ; iii. 430 ; iv. 15, Wa.
Be.W.
Tinghurst, W. of Sutton, abbat of Osney,
ble88edat,iv. 211, O.
WM«M
348
INDEX.
ll^ngrith (Tiiigri, Tingrize, Tyngri, Tyng-
rithe, Tingrie, Tyogeres): —
Gilbert of, Steppingley churcli
leased to, by Peter Vitella, iii. 182, 197,
D.
Nicholas of, his mill let to Dan-
stable, iii. 148 ; rent-charge in Flit-
wick bought of, by Dunstable, iii. 175 ;
gives a demesne to Dunstable, iii. 177 ;
bill filed against, for this demesne, iii.
178 ; sells a wood to David Flitwick, iii.
248.
Peter of, his daughter sells part of
a pasturage in Bradmore to Dunstable,
iii. 221 ; serves on a jury, iii. 288,
307.
Ralph of, made canon of Dunstable,
iii. 235.
^ Richard of, held the church of
Masworth, iii. 189 ; dies, ib.
Tintem, abbats of:
William, resigns, ii. 245, Wa.
Vido, abbat of Eingswood, ib.
the abbat at Gilbert de Clare's funeral
at Tewkesbury in 1230, i. 76, T.
Ralph, made abbat of Dunkeswell, ii.
336, Wa. } abbat of Waverley, ii.
345.
John, consecrates Hugh of Lewknor
abbat of Waverley, ii. 387, Wa.
Robert of, captured oflf Sandwich,
iv. 409, Wo.
Tirel, Walter, kUls WilUam Rufus, ii. 40,
208 ; iii. 13; iv. 14, 373, Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo.
Tisbury (Tisleberia), Stephen de, dies, i.
130, T.
l^sington (Tiscinctuna, Tiscintone), the
first crop obtained from, by Dunstable,
iii. 80, D.
chapel of, a moiety recovered by
Dunstable, iiL 104, D.
Toddington (Thodintone, Thodindone,
Thodingdone, Todingtone, Tudingduna,
Tudingtone), settlement between Dun-
stable and the countess of Pembroke
about suit of court at, iii. 131, D. ;
court of, iii. 139, 380; question as to
Toddington — cont.
the tenements of the prior of Dnnstable
at, iiL 378-381.
rectors of :
Hugh, iii. 65, D. ; dies, iii. 77.
Nicholas, iii. 378 ; his search for the
money stored in Dunstable priory,
iii. 390.
a boy of, cured at Tewkesbury, 1.
85, T.
men of, admit the priory of
Dunstable into Wadlow lands, iii. 392,
D.
Todenham (Thodeam), settlement respect-
ing the pasturage of, between Tewkes-
bury and Westminster, i. 79, T.
' " suit of the men of, with Tewkes-
bury, 1. 119, T.
Tokintone marsh, a virgate of land in, ob-
tained by exchange by Tewkesbury from
Nicholas Poinz, i. 144, T.
Toledo (Theoletum, Toletum, Tholetnm),
the capital of Alpbonso VHI., iL 232,
236, Wa. ; the crusaders against the
Albigeois in 1212 arrive at, i. 32, M.;
stoiy of a Jew at, iv. 437, Wo.
Sancho, archbishop of, killed by
the Saracens, iL 120, 385 ; iv. 468, 469,
WL Wa. Wo.
Tolet, John, cardinal bishop of Porto,
dies, ii. 121 ; iv. 470, WL Wo.
Tony (Towy), Michael, citizen of London,
on the side of S. de Montfort, iv. 138,
W. ; detained in prison at Windsor, iv,
177 ; hanged, iiL 267, D.
Torintone, Gilbert de, acts as justice itine-
rant with Edward I. in 1291, iv. 506,
Wo.
Torold, John, serves on a jury, iii. 345,
D.
Toron, fief of Henfrid, restored to the
Christians, ii. 306, Wa.
Torre abbey, burnt, ii. 87, Wi.
Tortosa, taken by Raymond Berenger,
count of Barcelona, iL 233, Wa.
Tostig, goes to Pevensey in command of
a ship, with Godwine, iL 1 82, Wa. ;
succeeds Siward in his earldom, xL 187,
JNDBX.
349
Tostig — cont,
Wa. ; mvades Wales with Harold, ii.
188, Wa. ; driyen from Northumbria
by the NorthambrianSy i6. ; goes to
Baldwin in Flanders, ib. ; comes to the
Homber, and joins Harold Hardrada, ii.
189, Wa. ; defeated and killed at Stam-
ford Bridge, ii. 189 ; ilL 12, Wa. D.
Tothill, injury to, by the Thames, iii 468,
Be.
Totisbury ; see Stateville.
Totteford, lUchard de, sells a tenement in
Surbiton to Waverley, ii. 354, Wa.
Tottemhoe (Toterho, Totemho, Thoterho,
Totamho, Thotumho), yalae of the
church and yicarage of, iii. 59, D.; a
vicar admitted into by Dunstable, iii.
158 ; land in, mortgaged, iii. 206, 207 ;
lands of John of Elston in, iiL 257,
290 ; question as to the privileges of the
prior of Dunstable in, iii. 329, 330;
proceedings against M. de Montalt for
seizing the pigs belonging to Dunstable
at, iii. 342-345 ; right of the prior of
Dunstable to commonage in, iii. 350;
taxation of, in 1291, iii. 367 ; the
parishioners adjudged by the archdeacon
to find banners, cross, wax candles, and
a missal, iii. 377.
Thomas of, dies, iii. 141, D.
John, his son, serves on a jury, iii.
307, D.
Thomas Cnot of, surrenders half a
viigate of land to Dunstable, iii. 141, D.
Toulouse, Louis YII. and Henry IL meet
at, li. 56, Wi. ; siege of, by Henry U., i.
48; ii. 56,288; iv. 31, T. Wi. Wa. O.
W. ; siege and capture of, by the cm*
saders against the Albigenses in 1212, i.
32, M. ; destroyed by prince Louis, iv.
404, Wo. ; death of Simon de Montfort
at the siege of, ii. 290 ; iii. 54, 61, Wa.
D. ; Richard of Cornwall goes to, i. 128,
T.
Satuminus, bishop of, iL 132, Wa.
Tournaments, forbidden in England in
1215, iii. 51, D. ; the tomeatores ex-
communicated in 1220, iii. 60 ; allowed
Tournaments — conL
in four places in 1232, iii. 130, D. ;
forbidden at the council of Lyons in
1245, because they hinder the crusade,
i. 271, Bu. ; great number in 1267 in
England after the war, iv. 212, W. ; on
Ash Wednesday at Dunstable in 1292,
iii. 373, D.
Toumay, siege of, by Edward III., iv. 351,
O.
Tours, council at, in 1095, iii. 428, Be. ;
council at, under Alexander III., in
1163, i. 49; ii. 57, 238; iii. 18, 441 ;
iv. 32, T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. ; re-
ception of archbishop Thomas at, IL 5? ;
iii. 18, Wi. D. ; Roger, bishop of Wor-
cester, dies at, L 52, T. ; acknowledges
Arthur as liege lord, i. 198, Bu. ; de-
manded by Philip II. for Arthur firom
John, i. 200, Bu. ; certain earls and ab-
bats cited to, in 1228, iii. 108, D. ; the
Dominicans at, attacked by the Fastou-
eauxin 1251, i. 291, Bu.
S. Martin's at, burnt by the North-
men in 843, iii. 9, D.
bishops of:
Gatianus, ii. 132, Wa.
Bartholomew, consecrates GeoflFrey
Plantagenet, ii. 247, 248, Wa.
archbishop of, Vincent, legate, sent
by bishop Aymer of Winchester to put
an interdict on England if he is not re-
ceived, iv. 126, O.
Tracy, Henry de, warden of Exeter castle
in 1258, i. 453, Bu.
— ^— - Oliver de, acts for the archdeacon
of Surrey at the election of the bishop
of Winchester in 1260, ii. 98, 99, Wi.
Peter de, receives seisin of a tene-
ment in Prior's Cleeve, iv. 514, Wo.
— — - Simon de, of Estone, dies, i. 159,
T.
William de, one of the murderers
of S. Thomas, iii 20, D.
Trailbaston, inquisition of, by Edward I.
in 1305, iv. 341, 558, O. Wo.; the
judges of, at Worcester, Hereford, and
Shrewsbury, iv. 558, Wo.
850
INDBX,
Transtamare, Henry de, defeated by Ed-
ward the Black Prince, iii. 478, Be.
TraTuyl, John, land of, suit won respect-
ing, by Dnnstable, iii. 54, 1),
Treasury, debts to the, laws of John re-
specting, i. 206, Bn.
Tredington (Credyntone, Tredintone), ap-
peal respecting Fairford chnrch heard
at, i. 82, T. ; rent-charge paid for land
in, by the cellerar of Tewkesbury, L
161.
Walter, parson of, dies, iy. 521,
Wo.
John d'Errenx presented to, by
the bishop of Worcester, iv. 523, Wo.
Tredington, Richard of, land belonging
to, i. 161, T.
— ^^— W. of, land and tenements o^ come
to Worcester, iv. 446, Wo.
Trenchefvile, John, gift of, to Bermondsey,
iii. 445, Be.
Trent, the, dried up at Nottingham (or
Snotingham), i. 44, 186 ; iy. 375, T.
Bn. Wo. ; crossed with difficnlty by
Bobert of Gloucester, ii. 58, Wi. ; great
floods of, in 1254, L 828, Bu.; a large
sturgeon caught in, in 1255, i. 336, Bu. ;
storms in the valley of, in 1255, i. 336,
337, Bu. ; inquiry into the forests of, i.
478, Bu.
Tresmund, his bond to Tewkesbury re-
stored by Deodatus, i. 121, T.; church
of Shenington g^ven to, ib,
Treyalga, chapel of, question as to the
advowson of, i. 108, T. ; the benefice
exchanged by Tewkesbury with the
chapter of Exeter, i. 128.
Treveriok, in S. Crowan's, Cornwall, a
chapel erected in, i. 148, T.
Treves, archbishops of:
Fulmar, present at the coronation of
Richard I., ii. 246, Wa. ; dies, and
is buried at Northampton, iii. 25,
D.
Arnold II., of Isenburg, elects Henry
Raspe emperor, iv. 93, W. ; elects
William, count of Holland, empe-
ror, iv. 95 ; beneges Aachen, ib. ;
Treves, archbishops of :--< con/.
Arnold H. — cont
opposed to Richard of Cornwall, L
394, Bn.; defeated by the arch-
bishop of Mentis, ib, ; elects Al-
phonso of Castile king of the Ro-
mans, iv. 114, 115, W.
Trigald, Fulk, killed by David in Wales,
iii. 291, 294, D.
Triplow (Trippelawe), William of, buys
Ickwell land of Dunstable, iii. 175, D. ;
dies, ib.
Tripoli, taken by the Tartars in 1260, i.
495, Bu. ; taken by Eelaoun Malek-el-
Mansour, sultan of Cairo, in 1289, ii.
408, Wa.
Tripoli, Bohemund, count of ; see Bohe-
mimdlY.
Troarde, Raymond de, captured at Mtra-
beau by John, i. 26, M.
Trone, Robert, a married Franciscan priest,
stripped of his habit and imprisoned, iii.
314, D.
Troyes, Fawkes de Breant^ goes to, liL 89,
D. ; certain earls and abbats cited to, in
1228, ill 108.
— — - Ralph de Rumiliaco, dean of, iv.
107, 0.
Trusellorum vadum,the bishop of Beauvais
and others captured at, ii. 65, WI.
Trussel, William, justice itinerant in Buck-
inghamshire in 1254, iiL 192, D.
William, speech of, withdrawing
his homage from Edward II., iv. 348, 0.
Tudford, Martin, prior of, made abbat of
Chertsey, ii. 65, Wi.
Tulesworthe, Stevewin de, serves on the
juiy in the appeal on Simon Mustard's
death, iii. 307, D. ; taxer of the fines of
the sureties of Christiana Mustard, iii.
308.
Tunbridge castle, storm of, in 1088, ii 199,
Wa.; archbishop Richard's possession
of, disturbed by Hubert de Bui^h, iiL
126, D. ; R. de Clare at, in 1250, i. 513,
514, T. ; girea up by G. de Clare as a
security into the hands of Itichard, king
of Germany, iv. 232, W.
INDEX.
351
Tunis, the king of, had been subject to
Frederick JI., iy. 237, W. ; submits to
S. Louis, ib. ; pays tribute to Charles,
king of Sicily, iv. 238 ; his presents
to S. Louis and Charles, king of Sicily,
ib.
death of S. Louis off, ii. 109, 377 ;
iv. 288, 239, 459, WL Wa, O. W. Wo.
Turbeville (Trubleville,Turberville), Henry
de, left steward in Ghiscony by Richard
of Cornwall, ill. 104, D. ; relieves Caer-
xnarthen, i. 92, T.
G. de, attacked by Hoel and Rhys,
i. 124, T.
Hugh de, foresters accused of tres-
pass find security before, iv. 501, Wo.
Thomas de, treason of, iii. 399,
400 ; iv. 522, D. Wo. ; execution of, iii.
899; iv. 523, D. Wo.
Turcomans, letter of Bohemnnd, prince of
Antioch, respecting, i. 369, n. ; their
attack on Antioch, i. 370, Bu.
Tureford ; see Bureford.
Turkdean churchy given to Osney by
bishop John de Fageham, iv. 26, O.
Turkill (Thorkill, Thurkil), jarl, sends
for Sweyn to invade England, ii. 14,
WL; exacts pay and provision for his
army, ii. 174, Wa. ; made governor of
the East Angles by Cnut, u. 15, 177, Wi.
Wa. ; banished by Cnnt for treason, ii
15, 177, Wi. Wa.
son of Nafaman, slain, ii. 176, Wa.
Tumham, Robert de, delivers the treasnres
of the castles of Richard L to John, i.
198, Bu. ; appointed proctor for John in
Foitou, i. 209, Bu.
Turn, Nicholas de, justice itinerant at
Bedford in 1262, iii. 217, D. ; at Win-
Chester in 1268, ii. 100, Wi.
Turville (Turwile, Turvylle), William de,
serves on a jury, iii. 819, D. ; money
paid to, by Dunstable, as sheriff of Bed-
fordshire, iii. 864, 871, 875 ; monies
allowed to the prior of Dunstable in his
accoimt to the exchequer, iii. 874.
SybUla, his wife, iii. 871, D.
Turville, Nicholas de, sheriff of Bedford-
shire, iii. 395, D.
Tnscuhim, destroyed by the Romans, iii.
26, D.
Nicholas, cardinal bishop of, comes
to England as legate, iii. 88, D. ; sum-
mons a oonncU at London, Wallingford,
and Reading, ib. ; visits and fills up the
vacant sees and monasteries, ib. ; de-
poses Ralph, abbat of Westminster, iii.
42, 43 ; takes off the interdict, iiL 48,
453, D. Be.
C. [i.e. Odo of Chateau-roux], car-
dinal bishop of, leaves the Holy Land, i.
868, Bu.
Tutbury (Thotebire, Tntebure), castle of,
interview of R. de Clare with queen
Eleanor at, iii. 208, D. ; taken by prince
Edward, iii 230.
Tutbury, priory of, destroyed by Robert
de Ferrers, i. 491, Bu.
priors of:
WUliam de Favers, dies, L 500, Bu.
Geoffiey de Beumes, ib.
Twinge, Robert de, causes the attacks on
the Italian clergy, iii. 129, D. ; sent to
the Pope by Henry m., ib.
Twining church, Berard de Secya sum-
moned in, L 128, T.
Twywell (Twiwelcestre), the judges itine-
rant at, in 1256, L 167, T.
Tydintone, arrangement respecting certain
tenements at, between Worcester and
Reading, iv. 445, Wo.
Tymberdene land, lease of, taken by the
almoner of Worcester, iv. 435, Wo. ;
given to Worcester priory by William of
the Mills, iv. 509, 528, Wo.
Tynemouth castle, taken by William Rufos,
ii. 205, Wa.
priory, suit of Edward L against
the abbat of S. Alban's respecting the
advowson of, iii. 378, D.
prior of, William of Bedford, made
prior of Worcester, iv. 417, Wo.
Typetop, Robert, the cause of the rising of
R)iys-ap-Heredudd, iii. 888, D.
362
INDEX.
Tyre, the road for pilgrims to, opened by
the treaty of 1229, il. 306, Wa. ; resis-
tance of, to the Tartars in 1260, i. 493,
Bu.
archbishops of:
Peter de Sergines, missing after the
battle of Gaza, i. 261, Bu.
Giles, joins in the letter to Henry in.
from Palestine in 1255, i. 368, Bu.
Tyringham, Qiffard de, lus widow marries
Simon of Elston, iii. 171, D.
Tythegston (Theodorus) grange, belonging
to Margan, burnt by the Welsh, i. 35, M.
Tywe, Walter of; see Tew, Walter of.
Ty wynge, property of Alexander de Swere-
forde at, given to the canons of S. Bar-
tholomew, iii. 171, D.
u.
Ufira ; see LittleoYer, Mickleover.
Ugley, tithes of, given to Bermondsey, iii.
431, Be. ; composition respecting, be-
tween Bermondsey and S. Osyth, Col-
chester, iii. 459, Be.
Uhtred, earl of Northumberland, subdued
by Sweyn, ii. 173, Wa. ; joins Edmund
Ironside, ii. 175 ; forced to submit to
Cnut, ib. ; killed, ii. 176.
Ulecote, Philip de, sent as constable to
Poitou, but dies at Etampes, iii. 64, 65,
D.
Ulf, defeato Cnut, ii. 179, Wa.
Ulfcytel, defeats Sweyn, ii. 171, Wa. ; goes
against Sweyn at Ipswich, ii. 172, Wa. ;
slain at Assandun, ii. 177, Wa.
Umfieville, Gilbert de (Humframwille),
signs the confirmation of Magna Charta
in 1236, 1. 104, T.
Upton, a moiety of, given to Bermondsey
by W. de Baalum, iii. 428, Be. ; church
of, given to Bermondsey, iii. 439, Be. ;
the manor granted to Bermondsey, iii.
467, Be.
Upton-on-Sevem, lawsuit of the bishop of
Worcester respecting, iv. 429, Wo. ; its
settlement, iv. 430.
H. de Langley, rector of, the tithes
of Monkwood obtained by Worcester
from, iv. 446, Wo.
Urban I., Pope, u. 137 ; ui. 4, Wa. D. ;
his regulations about the sacred vessels,
ii. 137, Wa.
II., Pope, ii. 195 ; iii. 13, 426 ; iv.
1 1, Wa. D. Be. O. W. ; excommunicates
Philip I. of France, iii. 13, D.; ordains
the service of the Blessed Virgin Mary,
iii. 426, Be. ; sends cardinal Walter to
William Rufus, ii. 38, 205, Wi. Wa. ;
holds the council of Clennont, L 6 ; ii.
38; iv. 13, M. Wi. O. ; preaches the
Crusade, i. 6 ; iv. 12, 13, M. W. O. ;
dies, i. 7 ; ii. 40, 208 ; iii. 429 ; iv. 13,
M. Wi. Wa. Be. O. W.
III., Pope, i. 53 ; ii. 243 ; iii. 23,
446 ; iv. 40, 385, T. Wa. D. Be. 0. W.
Wo. ; sends two legates to England, ii.
244, Wa.; dies, i. 53 ; u. 244; iv. 41,
886, T. Wa. O. Wo.
IV., Pope, patriarch of Jerusalem,
i. 499 ; iii. 462 ; iv. 129, 446, Bu. Be.
W. Wo. ; establishes the feast of Corpus
Christi, iii. 463, Be.; gives the see of
Winchester to John of Exeter, iii. 219,
D. ; absolves tiie king and others firom
their oaths to the provisions of Oxford,
ii. 355 ; iv. 135, Wa. W. ; his condemna-
tion of those who refuse to be absolved,
iv. 135, W. ; sends Guy Foulquois, car-
dinal bishop of S. Sabina, to Inland, i.
180; iv. 152, 155, T. O. W.; dies, iii.
463; iv. 157, 160, Be. W. O.
v.. Pope, bull of, regulating the
number of benefices to be held by clcriLS,
iii 413, D. ; dies, iii. 479, Be.
VI., Pope, iii. 480, Be. ; dies, iii.
481, Be.
Usk (Huske) castle, recovered by ^chard
Marshal, i. 90, T. ; Miles, chamberlain
of Richard de Clare, imprisoned in, 1.
149, T.
"W^^^"»^P
INDEX.
353
Usk, 1111118 o^ their chapel confirmed to
them by Worcester priory, iv. 428, Wo.
Utrecht, Henry, bishop of, goes to fetch
Richard of Cornwall to Germany, iy.
115,1 16, W.
V.
Vacella, bam of the monks of, destroyed
by lightning, i. 36, M.
Yalentia, king of, invades Spain with
Miramomelin, L 31, M.
Yalentia, William of Provence, bishop
elect of, uncle of qneen Eleanor, his
suggestions relative to Hubert de Burgh
and others, i. 102, T. ; goes to France,
ib. ; witnesses the confinnation of Magna
Charta in 1236, i. 103 ; comes to Eng-
land, liL 145, D. ; made chief coun-
dUor of Henry III., ib. ; said to have the
honour of Richmond given to him, iii.
146, D. ; through his influence Ms
brother Thomas, of Savoy, marries Jane,
countess of Flanders, ib. ; Henry HI.
desires to have him made bishop of
Winchester, I 110, T.; dies, iH. 149,
D.
William de, uterine brother of
Henry III., comes to England, iii. 171,
D. ; marries Joanna de Munchensi, Iii.
178, D.; elected on the king's side at
Oxford as one of the twenty-four, i. 447 ;
Bu. ; does not agree to the demands of
the barons, i. 165, T. ; refuses to take
the same oaths as the king at the par-
liament at Oxford, iii. 209, D. ; his
castles attacked by the barons, i. 444,
Bu. ; flies to Winchester, i. 165; ilL
209, Bu. D.; forced to leave England
by the barons, i. 165, 445 ; ii. 97, 349 ;
iv. 119, 120, T. Bu. Wi. Wa, O. W. ;
sent by prince Edward to plunder the
countiy about Oxford, iii. 228, D. ; out-
rages of the Londoners on his lands, iv.
VOL, V.
Valentia, William de— cont
141, W. ; escapes to Pevensey after the
battle of Lewes, iii. 232 ; iv.||51, D. W. ;
flies into France after the battle, iv. 152,
452, W. Wo. ; conveys the news of the
battle to the queen, iv. 452, Wo. ; his
exile in France, iii. 400, D. ; joins prince
Edward, iv. 165, W. ; takes the cross,
iv. 218, W.; goes on the crusade with
prince Edward, ii. 109, 376 ; iv. 459,
Wi. Wa. Wo.; dies, iii 400, D.'; his
fidelity to Enghind, ib.
' William de, his son, killed in
Wales, iii. 292 ; iv. 289, D. O. W.
Valerius Maximus, quoted, L 467, Bu.
Valery, S., castle of, taken by William
Rufus, ii. 36, Wi.
Valery, S., MatUda de, wife of William of
Braose ; see Braose, William de.
Val-es-dunes, battle of, ii. 182, Wa.
Val Moriana, count of, brother of William,
bishop elect of Valentia, iii. 146, D.
Val Rodal, taken by Philip H., ii. 79, Wi.
Vaux (Valle, Vallibus, Vans, Wallibus,
Waws, Wans), Guy de, allowed to cro«s
by Henry H., iii. 24, D.
William de, carries on the war
against prince Louis in Sussex, iii. 48,
D.
Oliver de, witnesses the confirma-
tion of Magna Charta in 1236, L 104, T.
John de, joins Simon de Montfort,
iii. 222, D.; goes over to prince Ed-
ward, iii. 225.
John de, justice itinerant at Lei
cester in 1284, iii. 315, D.; at North-
ampton in 1285, iii. 318 ; at Bedford in
1286, iii. 326 ; his fellow judges at
Dunstable, iii. 334 ; at Dunstable in
1290, iii. 364.
Vavasur, Robert le, sheriff of Nottingham,
fined, iii. 199, D.
Vedastus, S., brother of S. Remigius, iv.
362, Wo.
Veeyr, Henry de, suspended and sent to
Rome for ministering during the inter-
dict, iii. 40, D.
Z
354
INDEX.
Venice, reconciliation of ^Frederick L and
Alexander III. at, iv. 38, O. ; effects of
the earthquake of 1223 at, iii. 80, D.
Venoz, William de, dies, ii 251, Wa.
Verdon, Bertram de, founds Crokesden
abbey, i. 187, Bo.
John de, one of the twelve ap-
pointed at Oxford, i. 449, Bu.
Norman de, dies, iL 310, Wa.
Vere (Vehr, Ver, Wer), Baldwin de, goes
to Damietta, iii. 56, D. ; dies there, iii.
56, 60, D.
John de, serves on a jury, iii. 319,
D.
— Bobert, Isabella, Hugh, John, de ;
see Oxfbrd, earls of.
Vernon, forest of, boundary of the forti-
fications allowed by the treaty of 1200,
i. 204, Bu.
Vemuol, relieved by Bichard L, iL 249 ;
iv. 388, Wa. Wo.
Verona, proposed general conncQ at, in
1223, which is transferred to Campania,
iii. 80, 81, D.
Vesci (Vescy), Eustace de (third baron),
knights of his fee sent into Poitou, iii.
35, D. ; departs from John in Wales, ii.
268, Wa.; flies to Scotland, iv. 400,
Wo.; security promised by John to, i.
219, Bu.
*-^*~ William de (fourth baron), wit-
nesses the confirmation of Magna Charta
in 1236, i. 103, 104, T. ; returns to
England, i. 127; dies, i. 156; dies in
Gascony, i. 314, Bu.
John de (fifth baron), one of the
confederate barons, iv. 450, Wa ; joins
Simon de Montfort, iv. 133, W. ; taken
prisoner at Evesham, ii. 365; iv. 455,
Wa. Wo. ; gets possession of Alnwick
casde and his lands, iv. 197, W. ; forced
to resign them, and submit to prince
Edward, iv. 198, W.
Maud, his widow, marries Hum-
phrey de Bohun, iv. 324, O.
William de (sixth baron), enters
Gloucester to hold it agunst prince
Edward, iv. 166, W. ; a claimant by his
Vesci, William de — cont.
son of the kingdom of Scotiand, ii. 41 1 ;
iii. 368 ; iv. 507, 508, Wa. D. Wo.
John de, his son, submits his
father's claim to Scotland to Edward L,
ii. 411 ; iii 368; iv. 507, 508, Wa. D.
Wo.
Vexin, the (Welchesin), quit-claimed by
Philip n., iii. 25, D. ; the marriage
portion of Blanche of Castile, iiL 27 ;
iv. 50, D. O. ; demanded by Philip II.
ftom John, 1. 199, Bu. ; assertion that it
had been given by Geoffirey of Aigou to
Louis le Gros, ih.
Veselay, excommunications pronounced by
archbishop Thomas at, iii. 19, B. ;
charter of ^chard L, in &vour of Dun-
stable, dated at, iii 332, D.
Vicenaa, John of, a Dominican, miracle
of^ at Bologna, iiL 135, D.
Victor, S., prior of, sent to the general
chapter at Ardres, ih,
Victor m.. Pope, iL 195 ; iii. 426 ; iv.
11, Wa. Be. O. W. ; dies, iii. 426; iv.
11, Be. O.
, IV., Anti-Pope ; tee Octovianus.
Victoria, built by Frederick II., destroyed
by the Parmese, iv. 438, Wo.
Vienne, council of, iv. 341, O.
Vigilius, Pope, il. 8, 147 ; iiL 7 ; iv. 363,
Wi. Wa. D. Wo. ; exiled, ii. 148, Wa. ;
question as to his death, ii. 4, 148, WL
Wa.
Villenave, submits to John of St John, iv.
520, Wo.
Vintner (Vinitor, Wineter), Stephen and
Peter, fines of^ claimed by the prior of
Dunstable, iii. 58, D.
Geoffirey, fined, iii. 364, D.
Vipont, Robert de (first baron), witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, L 232, Bu.
— »— Bobert de (third baron), joins
Simon de Montfort, iv. 133, W.
Visitations, regulations for, in 1253, iiL
186, D.
Vitella, Peter ; »ee Steppingley.
Viterbo, Stephen Langton consecrated at,
L 28; IL 80, 259, M. Wi. Wa.; skirmish
INDEX.
355
yiterbo—ctrnt,
near, in 1235, iii. 142, D. ; taken hj
Frederick II., iit 153, D. ; Papal com-
mission dated from, in 1258, i. 411,
Bn. ; John of Exeter, bishop of Win-
chester, dies at, ii. 106, Wi, ; mnrder of
Henry of Almaine at, ii. 110, 877 ; iv.
241, 243, 460, WL Wa. W. O. Wo.
Vitr^, Andrew de, killed m Ejgypt, i. 286,
Ba.
Vivian, archdeacon of Orvieto, sent by
Alexander m. to mediate between arch-
bishop Thomas and Henry II., ii. 59;
iv. 382, Wi. Wo.
'\nTian, the claim to two manors at Exeter
made oat by Tewkesbury against, i. 70,
T.
YiTian, gives np the lease of Newbottle to
Donstable, iii. 169, D.
Vivonia (Wiwn), Hugh de, constable of
Bristol, sent into Poiton, iii. 64, D. ;
resigns Bristol castle to Pandnlf, iii. 65.
Yordgem, invites the Saxons into Britain,
iv. 362, Wo.
Yortiporios, king of the Britons, u. 148,
Wa.
Yyenne, Hng^ de, boilds a stone cause-
way at Corbridge, iii. 402, D. ; dies, ib.
w.
[Wabbay, lord of,] son of the count of
Artois, attacks Dover and is killed, iii.
898, D.
Waccheleia, Thomas de, judge in a case
relating to Osney, iv. 50, O.
Wadele; gee Wadlow.
Wadlow (Wadele, Wadelowe, Wadelawe),
a hamlet of Toddington: Dunstable
priory has full seisin of the land of, iii.
131, D. ; messuage and houses of the
countess of Pembroke in, ib.; settle-
ment of the land of Hugh, of Wadlow
in, iii. 188 ; Dunstable priory builds at,
Wadlow— «Mtt
iii. 148 ; land bought at, by Dunstable,
iii. 160; P. Peyure recovers his houses
in, iii. 161 ; agreement with the Jew
James about the land of, iii. 164 ; P.
Peyure builds a chamber at, iii. 165;
new house at, burnt, iii. 177 ; house at,
built, iii 179 ; suit for forty acres at, iii
218 ; agreement of Dunstable with one
John about land in, iii 273 ; arable and
meadow land at, bought by Dunstable, iii.
314 ; suit of P. Teynre respecting, iii.
327 ; suit of the prior of Dunstable on
his being disseised of two parcels of land
in, iii. 378-^81 ; land in, confirmed to
Dunstable by P. Peyure, iii 392.
— — Hugh of, gives a charter of Wad-
low land to P. Piper, iii 138 ; agreement
with Dunstable respecting his corrody,
iii. 145.
Wahull, Walter de (fourth baron), taken
prisoner in Norfolk, iii 21, D.
' Boesia de (daughter of fourth
baron, wife of Bobert de L'Isle), dies,
iii. 76, D.
Saher de (sixth baron), succeeds
John de Bassingfaam in the barony, iii.
150, D.; seeks suit of court for lands
in Segenhoe from Dunstable, iii. 156,
157.
Wake, Adelina, lady of Wardon, gives a
rent-chaige to Dunstable, iii. 182, D.
Baldwin, taken prisoner in North-
ampton castle, iv. 450, Wo. ; taken
prisoner at Kenilworth, iv. 166, O. ;
taken prisoner at Evesham, ii. 365,
Wa. ; escapes from Brunesfeld castle,
where J. Gi&rd had allowed him liberty,
iv. 180, W. ; joins Simon de Montfort
the younger, ib. ; his ravages as one of
the disinherited barons, iv. 187, W. ;
put to flight at (Chesterfield, iii. 241, D. ;
goes to the king with S. de Mcmtfort
the younger, iv. 456, Wo.
Wakefield, Peter of; see Peter of Ponte-
fract.
Walcheren, battle of, i 806, Bn.
Z2
356
INDEX.
Waldemar II., king of Denmark, seised by
Henry, count of Schverin, ill. 96, D.
Walden (Walendene), abbey of: H. de
Bohun baried in, iv. 540, Wo. ; the
abbat (Robert ?) dies in 1236, ui. 144,
D.
— castle of : taken by Stephen, ii.
227, Wa. ; surrendered by Geoffirey de
Mandeville, ii. 230, Wa.
Walechere, liberties of the earl of Glou-
cester in, taken possession of by Edward
I., iiL 370, D.
Waleran, the custody of Bristol castle
committed to, iii. 65, D.
Waleran, Robert, seneschal of Henry III.,
his scheme to get money for him, iv.
109,0,; sent to the Roman court with
a blank charter, iv. 110 ; compels Osney
to pay 100 marks to the Siennese
merchants, ib. ; chief of the justices
itinerant at Winchester in 1256, ii. 96,
Wi. ; warden of Salisbury castle in 1258,
i. 453, Bu. ; justice itinerant at Win-
chester in 1259, ii. 98, Wi. ; his counsel
respecting the provisions of Oxford, iv.
128, O. ; goes with prince Edward to
seize the money in the Temple, iii. 222,
D. ; sentences the barons who fought at
Evesham against the king to be dis-
inherited, iv. 455, Wo. ; one of the six
elected by the dictum of Kenilworth,
ii. 372 ; iii. 243, Wa. D. ; dies, iv. 254,
W.
Wales, mines in, found by Gilbert de
Clare, i. 70, T. ; released from the
interdict, and from obedience to John,
ii. 268, Wa. ; execution of this given to
three Welsh bishops, ii. 270 ; interdict
in, by Gualo, for holding with prince
Louis, ii. 286 ; for invasions of, see under
the different kmgs.
Waleys, Peter and Ralph de, serve on a
jury, iii. 345, D.
Wallace, William, excites war against Ed-
ward L, iv. 389, O. ; defeated, ib, ; his
capture and execution, iv. 341, 558, O.
Wo.
Wallingford (Walingeford, Waranfort),
fortified by Brian Fit2-Count, ii. 51,
Wi. ; Matilda escapes to, ii. 53, 229,
Wi. Wa. ; Stephen erects a fort against,
ii. 231, Wa. ; besieged by John in 1193,
iv. 47, W. ; defiance to John at, iii. 43,
D. ; Ranulph Blundevil dies at, i. 87 ;
ii. 311 J iv. 73, 74, T. Wa. O. W.; a
chaplain for the soul of Isabella of
Gloucester established at, by Richard of
Cornwall, i. 114, T. ; Henry III. spends
Christmas at, in 1243, i. 132 ; the
falconers complaining of the prior of
Dunstable in 1276, go to Henry III. at,
iii. 273, D. ; letters dated from, i. 386,
392, Bu.
Walo ; see Gualo.
Waloines, Theobald de, dies, iii. 94, D.
Walsingham, chapel of, the treaty with
Flanders, in 12s96, sworn to in, iv. 529,
Wo.
Walter, a clerk of Canterbury, dies, i. 89,
Walter, a clerk, his right in Stoke manor
reserved, iii. 358, D.
Waltham abbey, founded by Harold, iii.
424, Be. ; Harold buried in, ii. 27 ; iii.
424, Wi. Be. ; regulars introduced into,
instead of secular canons, i. 51 ; ii. 241 ;
iiL 22 ; iv. 3d3, T. Wa. D. Wo.
— abbats of:
Walter de Gant, iv. 40, O.
Simon de Seham, appointed by Inno-
cent IV. to absolve the dean and
chapter of S. Paul's, if Boniface
refuses, i. 804, Bu. ; letter sent to
him respecting this, i. 305, Bu.
Reginald of Maidenhead, appeals from
archbishop Peccham's sentence, ii.
397 ; iv. 483, Wa. Wo. ; dies, iiu
341, D.
castle, fortified by bishop Henry of
Blois, ii. 51, Wi.
Waltheof, earl, joins Eadgar, and attacks
York, ii. 190, Wa.; his prowess in the
battle of York , i. 4, M. ; defeated by
William I., and submits, ii. 191, Wa. ;
rifles against William I., il 31, 192, WL
INDEX.
337
Wallheof, earl — cont
Wa. ; captared and imprisoned, ii. 31,
193, Wi. Wa. ; beheaded by William I.,
i. 4, 43 ; iv. 10, M. T. O. ; beheaded at
Winchester, ii. 32, 193, Wi. Wa, ;
buried at Winchester, ii. 32, Wi. ; trans-
lated to Croyland, ii. 32, 193, Wi. Wa. ;
had^Ycn S. James's, Derby, to Ber-
mondsey, iiL 436, Be.
Walton, suit between Tewkesbury and
Wilfiam of Cardifif respecting a chantry
in the chapel of, i. 138, T.
Gerrase of, iv. 411, Wo.
Bobert of, chamberliun of Wor-
cester prioiy, iv. 411, Wo.
Roger of, in charge of the castle of
Northampton, iii. 229, D.
Simon of; see Norwich, bishops of.
Wanboroug^ ( Wanebnrgh), messuage, &c.
in, given to Waverley, ii. 392, Wa.
Wandregisil, S., dies, ii. 152, Wa.
Wantage (Wanetyng), Grave a member
of, iii. 437, Be.
Wardon (Guerdone, Waredonia), abbey
of, founded, i. 186, Bn. ; ill-treatment of
the monks by Fawkes de Breaut^, iii. 52,
D. ; their opposition to Dunstable about
Maulden land, iii. 180.
abbats of:
Roger, made abbat of Rievaulx, ii.
299, Wa,
the abbat in 1232, makes a compo-
sition with Dunstable r^arding
Bushy common, iii. 131, D.
William de Sheldwick sues William
Beauchamp, iii. 192, D.
suit of the abbat in 1293, respecting
payment due from Dunstable to the
exchequer, iii 375, D.
rent-diarge in, given to Dunstable
by Adelina Wake, iii. 182, D.
hundred of, iu. 320, D.
Ware, tournament at, where G. Marshal
is killed, i. 119, T. ; G. Marshal dies at,
ii. 328 ; iv. 89, Wa. O. W.
Ware, H., his daughters make arrange-
ments with Tewkesbury at Sherborne
respecting land in Wimbomei L 98, T.
Ware, John de la, his sentence at the
dictum of Eenilworth, iii. 243, D.
Jordan la, dies, L 79, T.
Richard of, treasurer; see West-
minster, abbats of.
Wareweil, abbey ; see Wherwell.
Warham (Waram, Wareham), Edward the
martyr first buried at, ii. 13, Wi. ; Ro-
bert of Normandy imprisoned in, ii. 42 ;
Robert de Belesme imprisoned in, ii.
44, 215, Wi. Wa. ; fortified by Robert
of Gloucester, ii. 51, Wi. ; held by
Robert of Lincoln against Stephen, ii.
226, Wa. ; taken by Stephen, L 46, T. ;
taken by Matilda, iL 53 ; iv. 379, Wi.
Wo.
Warin, William, accused of disseising the
prior of Dunstable of two parcels of
land in Wadlow, iii. 378, D.
Warlingham, manor given to Bermondsey,
iii. 437, Be. ; the church given to Ber-
mondsey, Ui. 440, Be.; the gift con-
firmed, ib.
Warrenne, William de (third earl), joins
the second crusade, ii. 231, Wa.
William de (fourth earl), dies, ii.
56, Wi.
William de (fifth earl), made a
justiciary, L 74, T. ; has Hubert de
Burgh in charge, i. 88 ; witnesses Magna
Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu. ; marries
Maud, the widow of Hugh Bigod,
daughter of William Marshal, iiL 94,
D. ; witnesses the confirmation of Magna
Charta in 1236, i. 103, T. ; dies, i. 1 14.
Maud, countess of, his widow.
seised by Henry HI. of the marshal's
stafi; il 90, Wi. ; dies, i. 140, T. [called
Joanna by T.]
John de (seventh earl), opposes
the barons at Oxford, i. 444, Bu. ; swears
to the provisions of Oxford, ib, ; elected
on the king's ude at Oxford in 1258, i.
447, Du. ; at the parliament at Oxford
in 1263, iii. 221, D.; joins Simon de
Montfort, iii. 222 ; ejected from London,
iii. 225; goes over to prince Edward,
ib,; besieged by S. de Montfort in
358
INDEX.
arrenne, John de — cont
Rochester castle, iii. 230; iy. 146, D.
W. ; flies to Pevensej after the battle of
Lewes, iii. 232 ; ir. 151, D. W. ; escapes
to France, iv. 1 52, 462, W.Wo. ; conveys
the news of the battle to the queen, ir,
452, Wo. ; joins prince Edward, iv. 165,
W.; takes the cross, iv. 218; takes
part in the transUtion of Edward the
Confessor, iv. 226 ; Alan de la Zoache
murdered by his followers, IL 108,
376 ; iv. 233, 234, 469, Wi. Wa. W.
Wo.; seized by prince Edward and
others, and brought into court, iv. 234,
W. ; fine paid by him for the murder, ii.
109, 376 ; iv. 235, 459, Wi. Wa. W.
Wo.; his oath respecting it at Win-
chester, il 109, 376 ; iv. 459, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; the oath taken at Westminster, iv.
235, W.; swears allegiance to prince
Edward in his absence, IL 112, 879 ; iv.
462, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; joins battle with the
Scots at Dunbar, iv. 527, Wo. ; left by
Edward I. in Scotland in command
during his absence, ilL 404, D.
Isabella de (his daughter), marries
John of Baliol, iv. 284, O. W.
Warrenne (Gwarennus), chaplain of Bo-
hemund, prince of Antioch, sent by him
to Henry m., I 371, Bu.
Warwick, founded by iEthelflied, iv. 369,
Wo. ; justices itinerant at, in 1247, ilL
172, D.; round table at, in 1259, iv.
445, Wo.; tournament at, in 1267, iv.
212, W. ; round table at, in 1279, iv.
477, Wo. ; justices itinerant Tit, in 1284,
iv. 490.
Warwick, Henry de Newbuigh, first earl
of, dies, L 10 ; ii. 46, M. WL
«— *— Boger de Newbnrgh, second earl
of, dies, ii 235, Wa.
Qondreda, countess of, seizes War-
wick castle, and gives it up to Henry
duke of Normandy, ii 235, Wa.
William de Newbuigh, third earl
of, succeeds his fiither, ii 235, Wa.;
dies, u. 243,*Wa.
Warwick, Waleran de Newtyurgh, fourth
earl of, succeeds his brother, ii 244, Wa. ;
swears fealty to John, i 199, Bu. ; dies,
iv. 392, Wo.
— -^ Henry de Newbnrgh, fifth earl of,
dies, i. 73, T.
Thomas de Newbnrgh, sixth earl
of, confirmed in his earldom and
knitted by Henry HI., i 90 [oorrig.'] ;
iii 132 ; iv. 425, T. D. Wo. ; dies, iv.
434, Wo.
John de Plessetis, ei^th earl of.
15 marks paid to, by Tewkesbury for
buying John Asset's wood, i 122, T. i
present at the excommunication of the
infiraotois of Magna Charta, i 305, 320,
Bu. ; elected on the king's side at Ox-
ford in 1258, i 447 ; sworn of the king's
conncii, i 449 ; elected by the barons
one of two to choose the council, L
449, 452 ; appointed warden of Devizes
castle, i 453 ; acts of the council con-
firmed before, i ^456 ; one of the con-
federate barons against the Foitevins,
iii. 209, D. ; joins in the letter to Pope
Alexander IV. against the Foitevins, i
1 74, 460, T. Bu. ; is to be of the council
when the king is out of England, i 478,
Bu. ; dies, iv. 132, O.
William liauduit, ninth earl of.
taken prisoner by John Gifiud, iii. 230,
D. ; his wife, Alice Segrave, also taken
prisoner, ib.
William de Beauchamp, tenth earl
of, has his fiither's body taken up at
Worcester, iv. 471, Wo. ; excommuni-
cated and departs, ib,; his agreement
with Richard, prior of Worcester, iv.
472 ; decision for his right of warren
against N. de Mnttone, iv. 493 ; defeats
the Welsh at Meismadoc, iv. 519 ;
ordered to meet Edward I. in Merio«
nethshire, iv. 520; leaves Montgomery,
ib,; brings Morgan to submit to Ed-
ward I., ib, ; special memory of, at
Worcester, iv. 523; joins battle with
the Scots at Dunbar, iv. 527 ; at the in-
stallation of S. de Wyre» prior of Wor-
INDEX*
359
Warwick, WilUam de Beanohamp, tent|i
earl of: — cotU,
cester, iv. 528 ; his iUness, iv. 537 ; makes
his will bj the advice of John of Ohiey,
1*6.; dies, ib,; account of his obsequies
and burial among the Franciscans at
Worcester, ib.
— — Maud, daughter of John Sltz-
GeofErey, his wife, buried among the
Franciscans at Worcester, it. 549, Wo.
Gnyde Beauchamp, eleventh earl
of, knighted by Edward L, iv. 526, Wo. ;
( buries his mother among the Francis-
cans at Worcester, iv. 549 ; fire at his
property at Bearley, iv. 555, 556.
Thomas de Beauchamp, twelfUi
earl of, his demand on the creation of
the priors of Dunstable, iii 412, D. ; at
Poitiers, iv. 561, Wo. ; dies at Calais,
iil 414, D.
Thomas de Beauchamp, thirteenth
earl of, slaughters the men of Cheshire,
iii. 419, D.
Warwick, Nicholas of, at Dunstable, and
fines certain persons, ill 372, 375, D.
Warwickshire, great stonn in, in 1222, iL
297, Wa.
Washbourne (Wassebore, Wassebnme),
Henry of, chamberlain of Tewkesbury,
appeal of Tewkesbury by, L 81, 82, T. ;
resigns the priory of S. James's, Bristol,
i. 94, T.
Roger of, agreement of Worcester
priory with, respecting matters at Ted-
dington, iv. 445, Wo.
Wassepas, Boger, gives a present to
Tewkesbury, i. 89, T.
Waterford, bishops of:
Bobert, quarrels with the bishop of
lismore, iiL 65, D.
Stephen, grants certain days of relaxa-
tion to Tewkesbury, L 111, T.
WatermillB, destroyed by the floods of
1277, ii. 123, Wi.
Waterperry (Peri), chnrch given to Osney,
IT. 43, 0.
Wateville, William and Bobert de, gift of,
to Bermondsey, iii. 437, 440, Be; the gift
confirmed, iii. 440.
Sibilla de, gives Beddington
church to Bermondsey, ib, ; the gift con-
firmed, ib,
Watlington, tithes of, given to Bermondsey,
and afterwards sold to S. Alban's, iii.
445, Be.
Waverley abbey, founded by bishop W.
Giffaid of Winchester, ii. 221, Wa. ;
William, earl of Arundel, dies at, ii.
240 ; the lavatory and aqueducts made,
ii. 241 ; number of monks and lay bre-
thren in 1187, ii. 244 ; William Mauduit
buried at, ii. 249, 250 ; injuries done to,
by the floods of 1201, ii. 253 ; the infir-
mary chapel dedicated by bishop Albin
of Ferns, ib, ; the foundations of the new
church Laid by William, rector of Broad-
water, ii. 255, 296; the monks dis-
persed through the famine of 1203, ii.
255; the monks dispersed through
England by John's persecution, ii. 265;
a portion of Werpledon manor called
La New€ Rude given to, by Gilbert de
Baseville, ii 273 ; five altars dedicated
by bishop Albin of Ferns, and the ceme-
tery of those who died during the inter-
dict blessed, ii. 282; a spring called
Ludewelle dried up, ii. 284; Simon
makes a new spring for the abbey, ib, ;
the seal of the house changed in 1221,
ii. 295; narrow escape of a boy from
drowning at, ii. 298 ; visited by Henry
m. in 1225, ii. 801 ; two altars dedi-
cated by John, bishop of Ardfert, ib.;
three dedicated, and indulgences granted,
ii. 309,310; the monks enter the new
ehurch in 1231, ii. 310; question of
seniority with Fumess abbey, ii. 311;
iiguries done to, by the floods of 1233,
ii 312 ; the heart of bishop Peter des
Boches buried at, ii. 319 ; a new bell put
up, with its inscription, ii. 321 ; lands in
Netham given to, by Henry IIL, ib, ;
a shoemaker seized in the abbey pre-
cincts as a homicide, ii 325 ; appeal of
360
INDEX.
Wavcrley abbey — cont
the abbat respecting this, ii. 326 ; after
repeated appeals the enclosures of the
abbey declared safe from yiolent entry,
il 327 ; the man restored and the offi-
cers Bcouiged, ib, ; Simon de Montfort
with Eleanor and their two sons at, in
1245, u. 336; gifts of Eleanor de
Montfort to, ib, ; land at Netham bought
with them, ib, ; fall of a yonth from the
top of the church tower, ii. 340 ; per-
mission giyen to the abbey to celebrate
at Netham, ii. 342 ; fish-pond given to,
by bishop W. de Baleigh, ib. ; Isabella
of Arundel obtains permission to en-
ter to consult the abbat, ii. 345 ; lega*
cies of Matilda of London to, ii. 353 ;
a tenement in Surbiton bought with
part of them, ii. 354 ; inundation at, in
1265, ii. 368; John le Breton conse-
crated bishop of Hereford at, ii. 107,
375, 376 ; iv. 222, 458, Wi. Wa. W.
Wo. ; chrism consecrated at, by bishop
Nicholas of Winchester, ii. 383 ; iv. 466,
Wa. Wo.; the church dedicated by
bishop Nicholas of Winchester, ii. 390 ;
iv. 474, Wa. Wo. ; great banquet on
the occasion, ii. 390 ; iv. 474, Wa. Wo. ;
Abbecroft given to, ii. 392, Wa. ; bishop
Nicholas of Winchester buried at, ii.
393; iv. 477, Wa. Wo.; action of Peter,
archdeacon of Surrey, against, iL 400,
Wa. ; the suit quieted by the bishop of
Winchester, ii. 401 ; Joan Ferre buried
at, ii. 409.
' abbats of:
John, dies at Midhurst, ii. 221, Wa.
Gilbert, ib.
Henry, dies, iL 242.
Henry of Chichester, ib, ; resigns, ii.
244.
Christopher, abbat of Brueme, ib, ;
removed, i. 23 ; ii. 250, M. Wa.
John, the hospitaller, i. 23 ; ii. 250,
M. Wa. ; present at the founding of
Dunkeswell abbey, i. 26, M. ; dies,
i. 26, M. ; dies at Merton, il 253,
Wa.; verses of Simon on, iL 253, Wa.
Waverley, abbats of :
John, the eellerar, i 26 ; ii. 258, M.
Wa.; leaves the house for lear of
king John, il 265, Wa. ; dies, ii.
286.
Adam, subprior, ib. ; resigns, il 292 ;
had procured a new bell for the
abbey, ib. ; dies, il 305 ; his legu-
lation for a mass for guests dying
in the secular infirmary, ib.
Adam, abbat of Garendon, il 292 ;
resigns, il 316.
Walter Giflhrd, abbat of Bittleaden,
ib. ; his regulations for commemo-
ration of benefactors, ib. ; legula-
tions for Christmas and All Saints,
II 317 ; appeals against the seixure
of a supposed homicide at Waver-
ley to the legate and king, ii. 326 ;
consulted by Isabella, countess of
Arundel, respecting Marham, il
345 ; dies, ib.
Ralph, abbat of DunkesweD, ib. ; had
been abbat of Tintem, a, ; arranges
the purchase of a tenement in Sur-
biton, il 354 ; resigns, ii. 373.
William of London, monk of Waver-
ley, ib.
WiUiam of Hungerford, resigns, il
387.
Hugh of Lewknor, monk of Waverley,
ib.i consecrated by John, abbat
of Tintem, ib.; present at the
election to Beanlieu, iv. 479, Wa ;
dies, ii. 403, Wa.
FhiUp de Bedevind, ib.
priors of:
Eudo, made abbat of Kingswood, ii.
242.
Bichard, made abbat of Bnieme, ii.
291.
Jordan de Twangham, made abbat
of Combe, ii. 392; iv. 476, Wa.
Wo.
Simon, verses of, on abbat John, ii.
253, Wa. ; makes a new spring for
the abbey, il 284.
INOKX
361
Warerley, monks of:
Boger, made abbat of Combe, ii. 317 ;
dies, ii. 319.
Adam, made abbat of Ford, ii. 328.
William of Chester, made abbat of
Combe, ii. 828.
Balph, abbat of Tintem, and then of
Dnnkeswell, ii. 336 ; of Waverley,
ii 345 ; see above.
Wcayers, heresy of, condemned, i. 49 ; iv.
381, T. Wo.
Wederore, John de, accused of Simon
Mustard's death, iii. 806, D. ; acquitted,
iii. 807; appeal of Christiana Mustard
against, iii. 808, 309, 311, 312.
William de ; see .Dunstable, canons
of.
Wedone, Edmund de, seryes on a jury, iii.
288, 807, D.
Welbeck (Wellebec, Wolbek), abbat of,
dies in 1229, iii. 115, D. ; abbat of
Hales Owen translated to, in 1232, iy.
424, Wo.
Wells, bishops of:
Athelm, made archbishop of Canter-
bury, iiL 10, D.
Wulfhelm, made archbishop of Can-
terbury, ib.
Lyfing, subscribes the foundation char-
ter of Burton abbey, i. 188, Bu.;
made archbishop of Canterbury, iii.
11, D.
Merewit, dies and is buried at Glas-
tonbury, ii. 179, Wa.
Duddoc,sent to the coundl of Bheims
by Edward the Confessor, ii. 182,
Wa. ; dies, ii. 187.
Glsa, ib. ; dies [called Gila] , ii. 86, Wi.
John, king's chaplain and physician,
ii. 36, Wi ; transfers the seat of the
bishoprick to Bath, ii. 86 ; iy. 373,
WL Wo.
deans of:
Leo, sent into England by Innocent
in. to preach the crusade in 1212,
ill 40, D.
John Saracen, taken prisoner, but
released, iii. 148, D.
Wells, deans of .—con/.
Thomas de Wittone, made bishop of
Exeter, iy. 832, O.
-— archdeacons of:
Simon, made bishop of Chichester, iy.
51,0.
Hugh, made bishop of Lincoln, i. 59 ;
iv. 54, T. O.
the canons of, oppose Roger of
Salisbury as bishop of Bath and Wells,
i. 133, T.
a monk of, causes the slaughter at
Hay in 1231, i. 79, T.
Weltone, Roger de, agreement of Bun-
stable respecting demesne tithes from his
house, iii. 104, D.
-^— — William de, confirms land in Tot-
temhoe to Dunstable, iiL 206, D.
Wenerugge, rent-charge of Ralph Firot
in, held by Dunstable, iiL 253, 254, D.
Wenge, meeting of some of the disin-
herited with John D'Eyville at, iii. 245^
D.
Wengham, Henry de ; see London, bishops
ot
Wenlock priory, founded by Warin, earl
of Shrewsbury, iv. 372, Wo. ; a boy
martyred at, in 1 1 79, iii. 444 ; iv. 384,
Be. Wo. ; confederation with Worcester
priory, iv. 442, Wo.
^— priors of:
Peter, made bishop of S. David's, L
51, T.
Joibert (or Gorbert), made prior of
Coventry, i. 56 ; ii. 67 ; iv. 889, T.
WL Wo.
Richard, prior of Bermondsey, made
prior of, iii. 455, Be.
Gwicard, prior of Bermondsey, made
prior of, iii. 463.
Henry, prior of Bermondsey, made
prior of, iii. 471.
W., a monk of, turned robber, exe-
cuted, iv. 487, Wo.
Wenn, S., church of, given by Tewkesbury
to W. de Stanway, L 102, 111, T. ; pre-
sentation to, yi^ded by the bishop of
362
INDEX*
Wenn, S., church of— cont
Exeter to Tewkesbuy, i. 117 ; giyen to
Stephen of Anagni, i. 124, 127 ; the
bishop of Exeter allows a pension out o^
to be paid to S. de Anagni, i. 128 ; ex-
changed with the dean and chapter of
Exeter, L 128 ; let for a year to Gilbert,
chaplain of Tewkesbury, i. 141.
Benedict of, S. Crowan given to,
by Tewkesbory, i. HI.
Went ; ».e. Gwent, q.v.
Weresle, Robert de, one of the Ely robbers,
frequently goes to Dunstable, iii. 251,
D. ; dies in prison, iii. 252.
Werestone, 40s. from, assigned to the dor-
mitory of Tewkesbury, i. 129, T.
Werftone, sentence of, appeal of Tewkes-
bury against, i. 101, T. ; manor of, be-
longing to Tewkesbury, L 149.
Werpledon, a portion of the manor of,
given to Waverlcy by Gilbert de Base-
▼ille, ii. 273, Wa.
West, duel between two robbers at, iii. 321,
D. ; rood of meadow land at, belonging
to Dunstable, iii. 327.
West, John, accused of dissebing the prior
of Dunstable of land at Wadlow, iii.
378, D.
Westbury, monks placed in, by S. Oswald,
iv. 869, Wo. ; scene at an ordination by
bishop Giffud at, iv. 495.
— prebends of, attempt of bishop Gif-
. fSsffd to join the churches of his manors
to, iy. 496 ; papal boll against this, iv.
498 ; the case heard before the judge at
. Beading, ib, ; the bish<^ obtains royal
letters in favour of his view, iv. 500 ; the
case heard before the king in council,
iv. 501 ; the charter of S. Wulstan read,
ib» ; decision of the king, ifr. ; speech of
Gilbert de Clare respecting, iv. 502;
three persons installed by the bishop
into prebends, ib. ; the priory of Wor-
cester refrise to affix their seal to the
junction, iv. 504 ; the question renewed
by Thomas de Hindelep and Thomas de
Wiche, iv. 518 ; Peter de Escote dies at
Anagni, while trying to carry out the
Westbury, prebends of-^eanL
bishop's wishes, iv. 523; four monks
with B. de la lande witness in 8. Mary
le Bow that the bishop had made the
churches prebendal, t6. ; witness of W.
Brun, ib. ; examination of the bishop's
clerks by B. de Heitone, iv. 525.
West-Cherlewude, yearly delivery of wood
frt)m, bought by Dunstable, iiL 371, D.
Westminster, the abbey founded by ^thel-
bert, king of Kent, ii. 150 ; iiL 428, Wa.
Be. ; rebuilt and dedicated by Edward the
Confessor, i. 3 ; ii. 26, 188 ; iiL 423, M.
WL Wa. Be. ; Edward the Confessor
buried in,L 8; iL 27, 188; iiL 423, M.
WL Wa. Be. ; William I. crowned in, i. 3 ;
ii. 169 ; iii. 424 ; iv. 9, M. Wa. Be. W. ;
William n. crowned in, iL-198 ; iiL 426,
Wa. Be. ; new works in the hall in 1097,
ii. 207, Wa. ; speech of William II. on
seeing it, ii. 207, 208, Wa. ; Henry I.
crowned in, iL 208 ; iii. 13, 429, Wa. D.
Be.; council at, in 1125, under John of
Crema, L 11 j ii. 47, 219, M. WL Wa. ;
Stephen crowned in, iiL 435, Be. ; Henry
II. crowned in, iL 236 ; iii. 439 ; iv. 29,
Wa. Be. W. ; prince Henry crowned in,
iii. 443, Be ; council at, under the legate,
in 1175, iv. 383, Wo. ; Bichaid I.
crowned in, iL 246 ; iii. 446 ; iv. 42, 386,
Wa. Be. W. Wo. ; council at, in 1190,
iii. 25 ; iv. 386, D. Wo. ; John crowned
in, L 24, 199 ; iL 72 ; iii. 27,449 ; iv. 49,
390, M. Bu. WL D. Be. W. Wo. ; coun-
cil at, under the archbishop, in 1200, iiL
28, D. ; coronation of Isabella of An-
gouldme in, ii. 252 ; iii. 28, 449, Wa. D.
Be. ; Henry m. crowned in (in 1220),
ii. 83, 293 ; iii. 57, 454 ; iv. 61, 412, Wi.
Wa. D. Be. W. Wo. ; new work in, begun
by Henry IIL in 1220, iii. 455, Be. ; riots
agunst the abbey in 1223, iii. 78, D. ;
settlement with the abbey of Tewkes-
bury, respecting pasturage in Todenham
and Leominster, i. 79, T. ; confederation
with the priory of Worcester, iv. 423,
Wo. ; the liberties of the abbey con-
finned by Henry III. in 1234, L 246,
INDEX.
363
Westminster — cent J
BiL ; fonndatioii of the new chorch laid
by Henry UI. in 1245, ii. 336, Wa. ;
parliament at, in 1246, i. 278; iy. 437,
Bo. Wo. ; parliament at, in 1252, i. 147,
305, T. Bu. ; the infractors of Magna
Charta exoonmranicated in, i. 305, 818,
Bo. ; parliament at, in 1255, i. 336, 360 ;
ii. 95, Bo. Wi. ; parliament at, in 1257,
i. 392, Bo. ; parliament at, in 1259, i.
167, 479; iL 98; iv. 125, T. Bu. Wi.
W. ; marriage of John of Britanny and
princess Beatrice in, iv. 124, W. ; fire in
the hall in 1262, and the chapel of 8.
Laurence bnmt, i. 500 ; iii. 220, Bu. D. ;
iiguries to the palace by the disinherited
^ in 1267, iv. 200, O. ; marriage of prince
Edmund and Ayeline de Fortibus in,
ii. 107, Wi.; translation of Edward the
Confessor, ii. 108, 375; iii. 252; iv.
226, 227, 458, Wi. Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ;
splendour of the new church, iv. 226,
W. ; the monks celebrate in, for the first
time in 1269, iv. 227, W. ; parliament at,
m 1270, il 108; iy. 232, 459, Wi. O.
Wo. ; John, son of prince Edward,
buried in, ii. 1 il ; iy. 245, 246, 461, Wi.
O. W. Wo. ; Henry HI. buried in, ii.
112, 378; iii 254, 464; iy. 252, 253,
461, Wi. Wa. D. Be. W. O. Wo. ; alle-
giance sworn to prince Edward in his
absence in, ii. 1 12, 379 ; iy. 462, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; parliament in, to arrange matters
tiU his return, il 113, 379 ; iy. 462, WI
Wa. Wo. ; coronation of Edward I. and
queen Eleanor in, il 118, 883 ; iii. 263,
465 ; iy. 260, 261, 465, 467, WI Wa. D.
Be. W. O. Wo. ; Henry, son ofEdward I.,
buried in, iy. 261, W. ; justices itinerant
at the stone cross at, in 1274, iy. 467,
Wo. ; parliament at, in 1275, ii. 119, 884,
385 ; ill 265, 266 ; iy. 262, 263, 265,
467, WI Wa. D. O. W. Wo.; first
statutes of Westminster, il 119, 384,
885 ; iy. 263, 467, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ;
pariiament at, in 1276, il 886 ; iy. 470,
Wa. Wo.; parliament at, in 1278, il
890 ; iii 465 ; iy. 474, Wa. Be. Wo. ;
Westminster-— <MHil.
priyi!^;es of the abbey submitted to the
king, but restored, iy. 475, Wo. ; Llew-
ellyn's crown offered in, by prince
Alphonso, ii. 401 ; iy. 490, Wa. Wo. ;
prince Alphonso buried in, ii. 401 ; iy.
297, 298, 490, Wa. O. W. Wo. ; the por-
tion of the cross brought from Wales of-
fered up on the high altar, il 402 ; iy. 492,
Wa. Wo. ; second statutes of Westminster,
ii. 402 ; iii. 317 ; iy. 304, 492, Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; parliament at, in 1289, il 408 ;
iy. 499, Wa. Wo. ; marriage of the prin-
cesses Joanna and Margaret in, ii. 409 ;
iy. 324, 325, Wa. O. ; burial of queen
Eleanor in, iii. 362 ; iv. 326, D. O. ;
parliament at, in 1294, iii. 386, 387, D. ;
fire at, and destruction of the monastick
buildings, in 1298, iy. 536, Wo. ; Edward
I. buried in, iii 469 ; iy. 560, Be. Wo. ;
Edward H. crowned in, iii. 469 ; iy. 842,
560, Be. O. Wo. ; parliament at, in 1326,
iii. 471 ; iy. 347, Be. O.; Edward DL
crowned in, iii. 411, 471; iy. 848, D.
Be. O.; death of Edward the Black
prince at, iii. 479, Be.; Edward ILL
buried in, ib. ; Richard II. crowned in,
iii. 479 ; iv. 562, Be. Wo. ; Robert
Hawkley murdered in the choir, iii
480, Be.; Isabella, queen of Richard
n., crowned in, iii. 482, Be. ; Henry IV.
crowned in, iii. 483 ; Henry V. crowned
in, iii. 484 ; Henry V. buried in, iii. 486 ;
Henry VI. crowned in, iii. 487.
abbats of:
Vitalis, abbat of Bemay, ii. 198, Wa.
Gilbert, dies, il 45, WI
Herbert, il 46, WI
Walter, prior of Winchester, I 51 ;
il 61, T. WI
William Fostarde, dies, ii. 73, WI
Ralph of Arundel, prior of Hurley,
ib, ; deposed by the legate Nicholas
of Tnscnlum, I 61 ; iii 42 ; iv. 402,
T. D. Wo. ; dies, iii. 85, D.
William of Humes, prior of Frampton,
ill 41^ 43 ; at the dedication of
364
INDEX.
Westminster, abbats of: — c<mt.
William of Humez — cont
Worcester cathedral, iv. 409, Wo. ;
dies, iii 76, D.
Bichard of Barking, i6. ; riots against
him, iii. 78 ; his escape, iii. 79 ;
witnesses Magna Charta in 1225,
i. 232, Bu. ; confederation with
Worcester, iv. 423, Wo. ; suspended
for not admitting visitors, and goes
to Home [?], i. 89, T. ; liberties of
the abbey confirmed to him by
Henry III., i. 246, Bu.; opposes
the election of John as prior of
Malvern, iv. 434, Wo. ; dies, ii.
338; iii. 171,Wa.D.
Richard de Crokesleye, archdeacon of
Westminster, i. 136; ii. 888, T.
Wa. ; one of the executors for col-
lecting the tenth for the crusade in
1254, i. 156 ; iii. 191, T. D. ; judge
in a case between Dunstable and
the vicar of Studham, iii 195, D. ;
goes to Rome for Henry III., iii.
199 ; elected on the king's nde
at Oxford in 1258, i. 447, Bu. ;
poisoned at Winchester, and dies,
]. 460; iii. 211, Bu. D.; dies at
Winchester, ii. 97, Wi.
Richard of Ware, treasurer, submits
the liberties of the abbey to Edward
I., iv. 475, Wo. ; appeals from arch<
bishop Feccham's sentence, ii. 397 ;
iv. 483, Wa. Wo. ; dies, iii. 305 ;
iv. 489, D. Wo.
Walter of Wenlock, iv. 489, Wo.;
deposes the prior of Malvern, iv.
494, Wo. ; his quarrel with arch-
bishop Peccham, iv. 326, O. ; pre*
sides over the general chapter of
Benedictines at Oxford, iv. 547,
Wo. ; his decrees, ib,
merchants at the fair of, compelled
to move their booths by an inundation of
the Thames in 1294, iii. 468, Be.
Weston manor, suit of Osney respecting,
iv. 1 12, 209, 0. ; settled, iv. 126, 127, 210.
Westone^Abbat of, probably an error for
Westminster; gee the note on the pas-
sage, i. 89, T.
Westwood abbey in Lesnes ; see Lesnes.
Westworihing, land at, obtained by Dun-
stable, ill. 155, D.
Wetemore, W. de, death of, iv. 401, Wo.
Weylond, Thomas de, justice, witness to
a writ of Edward I. to the sheriff of
Bedfordshire in 1289, ill 845, D. ; ac-
cused of homicide, iiL 355; iv. 319, 320,
D. 0. ; convicted, and flies from London,
iv. 499, Wo. ; flies to St Edmundsbury,
and takes the habit of the Franciscans
there, iiL 855 ; iv. 820, D. O. ; the option
of three courses given to him, iii. 856,
D. ; taken from the monastery, and com-
pelled to abjure the kingdom, iv. 820,
O. ; embarks at Dover, and all his goods
confiscated, iii 856, D. ; his laws on
malefactors executed on himself, t6. ;
his condition and origin, ib,
Weymouth (Waymue), surrendered by the
Winchester monks to bishop Aymer, ii.
96, Wi.
Weyville, Henry de, money paid to, by
Dunstable for a rent-charge in Houghton,
iii. 318, D. ; the rent-charge bought by
John Durannt, iiL 374.
Whaddon, given by Henry I. to Bermond-
sey, iii. 434, Be. ; confirmed by Henry
II., iii. 442; exchanged for Croydon
church, iii. 481.
WherweU (Warewell), abbey of, built by
^Ifritha, iL 18, WL ; Emma imprisoned
in, ii. 20, WL ; Eadgyth sent to, ii.
185, Wa.; burnt by the followers of
bishop Henry of Blois, ii. 53 ; iv. 24,
WL 0. ; Walter, prior of Bath, dies at,
ii. 68, Wi.
effects of lightning at, iii. 77, D.
— — — forest of, ^theiwold murdered in,
ii. 12,WL
Whiston (in Worcester), nuns of, site for
their church confirmed by Worcester
priory, iv. 443, Wo. ; the church dedi-
cated, ib.
INDEX*
365
Whitby, abbats of :
Roger of Scarborough, TvitnesscB
Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu.
William Kirkham, loses a cause
against Peter de Mauley, ir. 481,
Wo. ; what he had lost restored by
the king, ib,
Whitchester (Wicestre), Boger of, justice
itinerant at Hertford in 1254, iii. 195,
b.
Whitchurch or Blancminster (Album Mo-
nasterium), Baldwin of, land of, in Stud-
ham, obtained by Dunstable, iii. 213,
D.
John of, dies, iii. 147.
— — William of, dies, Ui. 125.
— — William of, a moiety of Bavenes-
thone goes to, on the death of John de
Basingham, iii. 150.
Whitmore (Withmere), bought from^thel-
red by abbat Wlget of Burton, i. 184,
. Bu.
Whitsand (Whytsande), John sends to
Stephen Langton to meet him at, ii. 81,
Wi.; John Mansel and others land at,
iii. 223, D.
Wibert ; see Guibert.
Wiche, Thomas de, renews the challenges
and the citation of the bishop of Wor-
cester respecting the Westbury prebends,
iv. 518, Wo.
Wichebaudt William de, appointed to
perambulate Feckenham forest, iv. 536,
Wo.
Wichenford, chapel of, arrangement for it
to belong to Worcester priory, iv. 426,
427, Wo. ; land in, exchange respecting,
iv. 435 ; the chief people of, present at
the introduction of prior John de Wyke
of Worcester to DodderhiU, iv. 551.
— — — yicars of :
W., iv. 435, Wo.
Peter, iv. 441.
Richard de Stoctone, iv. 541.
James of, sells a pasturage to Wor-
cester priory, iv, 549, Wo.
Wichnor (Wychenofere), bridge of, over
the Trent, i. 336, Bu.
Wichtred, king of Kent, ii. 6, Wi.
Wick, jurisdiction of the chapel of, to
belong to Worcester priory, iv. 426, 427,
Wo. ; S. Andrew's diurch and the, vil-
lage of, burnt, iv. 503.
Wickham, West, church, notice respecting
a payment to be given in, by Bermond-
sey, iii. 470, Be.
Wideflete (Southwark), hide in, given to
Bermondsey, iii. 432, Be.; exchanged
with the Templars, iii. 442.
Wideford (Hertfordshire), manor given to
Bermondsey by Robert, earl of Leicester,
iii. 432, Be.; given to Bermondsey by
Edward I., on Adam de Stratton's for-
feiture, iii. 467 ; mill at, sold by Ber-
mondsey to William atte Milne, ib,
Wido of Crema (Paschal III.), succeeds
Octovianus as Anti-Pope, i. 49, T. ; in-
stalled in S. Peter's by Frederick I., i.
50 ; dies, ib.
Widone, laiid in, given to Bermondsey by
Winebald de Baalum, iii. 427, Be.
Widows, law of Merton concerning, i.
249, Bu.
Wigford (Wikeford), one of the points of
attack in the battie of Lincoln, iii. 49, D.
Wight, isle of, manors in, given by Ina
to Winchester, ii. 6, Wi. ; manors, &c
given by Cuthred, ib. ; subdued by
Stephen, L 45 ; ii. 225, T. Wa. ; taken
by prince Edward, ii. 106, 374 ; iv. 457,
Wi. Wa. Wo.
Wightfield (Wichtfeld), in Powick, settle*
ment respecting tithes in certain lands
in, L 78, T. ; a woman of, cured at Tew-
kesbury, i. 85.
Wigmore abbey, founded by Hugh Mor-
timer, iv. 383, 385, Wo. ; Edmund
Mortimer buried in, iv. 557, Wo.
abbat of, John of Swineshead,
abbat of Eeynsham, i. 134, T.
Wikes, tithes of, given to Bermondsey, iii.
444, Be. ; see Wykes.
Wiklondes, in Woolwich, tithes of, given
to Bermondsey, iii. 489, Be.
366
•INDEX.
Wileton (Weleton, Wylentone), Balph de,
had mairied the heiress of R. de Overci,
iy. 404, Wo. ; Yate and other churches
recovered fix>m him by bishop W. de
Gray of Worcester, ib,; finishes S.
Mary's chapel, Gloacester, and gives an
income for two priests there, iv. 419,
420 ; his heirs make peace with bishop
W. de Cantelupe, iv. 432.
Wilfgeat, subscribes the foundation char-
ter of Burton abbey, L 184, Bu.
Wilfrid, S. ; see York, archbishops of.
Wilkin, count of Holland; see Holland,
William I., count of.
Wilkin ; see Coningham, William of.
William I., bom, iv. 371, Wo.; while a
young man stays with Henry I., king of
the Franks, ii. 19, Wi.; visits England,
iv. 4, O. ; sent back with many gifts by
Edward the Confessor, ib. ; subdues
Maine, ii. 187, Wa. ; oath of Harold to,
ii. 26, 187 ; iii. 12 ; iv. 4, WL Wa. D. O. ;
reason of his hostility to Harold, ii. 188,
Wa. ; declared heir by Edward the Con-
fessor, ii. 26 ; iiL 423 ; iv. 372, Wi. Be.
Wo. ; his pedigree, ii. 26 ; iv. 8, Wi.
W. ; called the son of Matilda, daughter
of Richard Sans-Peur, iv. 8, W. ; in-
vades England, i. 3 ; iv. 6, ^L O. ; lands
at Pevensey, iii. 12, D. ; lands at Has-
tings, ii. 189, Wa.; defeaU and kills
Harold at Hastings, L 3, 185 ; ii. 27,
189 ; iii. 12, 423 ; iv. 6, 7, 372, M. Bu.
Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; acquires
the kingdom, i. 43, T. ; crowned at
Westminster, i. 3 ; ii. 27 ; iii. 12 ; iv.
372, M. Wi. D. Wo. ; crowned by arch-
bishop Aldred at Westminster, ii. 189 ;
iii. 424 ; iv. 6, 7, 9, Wa, Be. O. W. ; his
right to the throne, iv. 7, 8, W. ; founds
Battle abbey, i. 3 ; iL 190; ill 424, M.
Wa. Be.; takes Exeter, ii. 27, Wi. ;
takes hostages from England to Nor-
mandy, ii. 190, Wa. ; present at the
dedication of S. Mary's, Jumi^ges, ib. ;
returns to England, ib. ; divides Eng-
land among his soldiers, ib.; makes
Robert Comyn earl of Northumberland,
William I. — coiU,
ib. ; plunders York, iL 27, 190, WI Wa. ;
builds the castle of Gwent, i. 3, M;
repels the invasion of the sons of Sweyn,
king of Denmark, and Asbiom, iL 28,
190, 191 ; iii. 424, WL Wa. Be. ; makes
peace with Waltheof, ii. 191, Wa. ; said
to make an expedition into Flanders
for William Fits-Osbem, iL 29, WL;
agrees to the deposition of Stigand and
others, ib. ; seixes the money kept in
the monasteries, iL 29, 191 ; iiL 12, 424 ;
iv. 372, WL Wa. D. Be. Wo. ; invades
the isle of Ely, and puts down the rising
of Morkere and Eadwine, ii. 191, Wa. ;
sends bishop .£gelwin to Abingdon, ib. ;
invades Scotland, ii. 191 ; iii. 12; iv. 9,
Wa. D. 0. W. ; Malcohn lU. submits
to, iL 30, 192 ; iiL 12 ; iv. 837, Wi. Wa.
D. O. ; returns, iL 192, Wa. ; goes into
Normandy, L 43 ; ii. 192, T. Wa. ; con-
quers Le Mans, L 43 ; iL 30, 192 ; iv. 10,
T. WL Wa. O. W. ; inlaws Edgar, iL 30,
192, Wi: Wa. ; presides at the council of
Rouen, iL 192, Wa. ; made R. de Quader
earl of Norfolk and Suffolk, ib. ; gives
him the daughter of William Fitz-Osbem,
ii. 31, 192, WL Wa.; conspiracy of
Roger earl of Hereford, R. de Gaader,
and Waltheof, L 4 ; ii. 81, 192, M. Wi.
Wa. ; returns to England, iL 81, 193,
WL Wa. ; captures and imprisons Wal-
theof, and Roger earl of Hereford, ii. 31,
193, WL Wa.; his children, ii. 31 ; iv.
872, WL Wo. ; besieges Dole, ii. 31, 193,
WL Wa. ; makes peace with Philip I.,
ii. 198, Wa. ; wounded by his son Ro-
bert at Gerberoi, ii. 32, 193, WL Wa. ;
puts Waltheof to death, L 4, 43 ; ii. 32,
193 ; iv. 10, M. T. WL Wa. O. ; at the
council of Lillebonne, ii. 193, Wa. ; goes
into Scotland, ii. 32, WL; makes Alberic
earl of Northumberland, ib. ; subdues
Wales, iL 32, 194 ; iii. 12, 425, WL Wa.
D. Be; crosses to Normandy, and im-
prisons his brother Odo of Bayeux, ii.
88, WL; demands Bs. from each hide
in Engkmd, ii. 83 ; iii. 425; iv. 378, Wi.
INDEX.
367
Be. Wo. ; his Bonrej of England, ii. 84,
194 ; iii. 13, 426 ; iy. II, 878, Wi. Wa.
D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; at Caoucester, Win-
chester, and London in 1084, ii. 195,
Wa. ; knights his son Henry, and exacts
homage from all landholders, ii. 195 ; iv.
873, Wa. Wo. ; returns from Normandy
to oppose the invasion of Cnut IY.,
king of Denmark, ii. 34, 195, WL Wa. ;
lays waste the country &bout the sea
against the Danes, ii. 195, Wa. ; sends
hack many oi his army, when the Danes
do not come, ii. 34, 195, Wi. Wa. ; at
Gloucester at Christmas 1086, ii 84,
Wi. ; at Winchester and Salisbury, ii.
195, Wa. ; fealty sworn to him at Salis-
bury, ib, ; story of bishop Walkelin of
Winchester and the wood of Hempage,
ii. 34, 85, WL ; goes to the isle of
Wight, and then to Normandy, iL 195,
Wa. ; his answer to the insults of Philip
I., It. 373, Wo. ; invades France, and
bums Mantes, ii. 85, 196 ; iy. 373, WL
Wa. Wo. ; taken ill at Rouen, ii. 85,
Wi. ; dies, L 4, 48, 185 ; ii. 35, 196 ; iiL
13, 426 ; iy. 11, 873, M. T. Bu. WL Wa.
D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; buried at Caen, i. 4 ;
iL 85, 196; iiL 426; iy. 11, 873, M.
Wi. Wa. Be. W. Wo. ; had founded S.
Stephen's abbey, Caen, L 4 ; iL 196 ;
iii. 426; iy. 11, M. Wa. Be. W. ; his
gifts to his sons, and division of his
kingdoms, iL 35, 196; iiL 13; iv. 11,
378, WL Wa. D. W. Wo. ; his character,
ii. 196, 197 ; iv. 8, 378, Wa. W. Wo. ;
wore his crown three times a year, iL
80, 197 ; iv. 872, 378, WL Wa. Wo. ;
his greatness and possesions, ii. 197;
iv. 8, 873, Wa. W. Wo. ; did not spare
his brother Odo, ii. 197, Wa. ; his gifts
to Burton abbey, i. 185, Bu. ; his inten-
tion of depriving S. Wulstan, L 211,
Bu. ; his oppression of the English, iv.
11, W.
William II., wounded at Gerberoi, il. 193,
Wa.; succeeds his father as king of
England, L 4, 43, 185 ; ii. 85, 196 ; iii.
William n. — cont
13, 426 ; iv. 11, 373, M. T. Bu. WL Wa.
D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; crowned by arch-
bishop Lanfranc, iL 35, 198; iiL 426;
iv. 1 1, 378, WL Wa. Be. W. Wo. ; goes
to Winchester, and inspects his father's
treasures, ii. 198, Wa. ; distributes
largely to the monasteries and parish
churches, ib. ; conspiracy agfunst him in
favour of Robert, ii. 85, 198, WL Wa. ;
his promises to the English, iL 199,Wa. ;
goes to Rochester against bishop Odo,
and then to Fevensey, and besieges the
castle, ib. ; his proclamation through
the country, ii. 200; takes Roches-
ter and Durham castles, ib,; transfers
the see of Dorchester to Lincoln, iv.
373, Wo.; puts the abbey of TVinches-
ter and the see of Canterbury into the
hands of R. Passeflabere, iL 86, Wi.;
his attempts on Normandy, ii. 200,
Wa. ; takes S. Valeiy and Aumale, ii.
36, 200, WL Wa. ; takes treasure from
Winchester cathedral, iL 36 ; iv. 378,
Wi. Wo. ; persuades Philip I. to desert
Robert, iL 201, Wa.; his treaty with
Robert, ib. ; restores his castles, iL 36,
WL ; he and Robert besiege Henry in
Mont S. Michel, ib. ; goes into Scotland
against MalcohnIII.,ii. 86,201, WLWa.;
his treaty with Malcolm IH., iL 36,201,
WL Wa. ; Eadgar ^thling reconciled with
him, iL 201, Wa. ; commits the see of
Lincoln and the abbey of Chertsey to
Ralph Passeflabere, iL 37, WL ; goes to
Carlisle, and puts Dolfin to flight, ii. 202,
Wa. ; ill at Gloucester, and promises
amendment, ti&. ; makes Anselm arch-
bishop of Canterbury, and restores their
lands to the churches, ib. ; grants S.
Al ban's to archbishop Anselm, iv. 373,
Wo. ; gives the manor of Bermondsey
to the monks of Bermondsey, iii. 426,
Be. ; confirms the gifts of various per-
sons to Bermondsey, iii. 428, 429 ;
changes again when he gets well, ii.
202, Wa.; snnmions Malcolm m. to
Gloucester, and sends hostages to him
368
INDEX.
William U. — cont.
and Eadgar JEthlmg, ib. ; when he
comes, refuses to see him, id. ; reduces
thirty cemeteries to pasturage, ii. 88,
Wi. ; Robert complains that the treatj
is violated, ii. 203, Wa. ; goes to Has^
tings, and dedicates Battle abbey, ib.;
takes his staff from bishop Herbert Lo-
singa, ib. ; goes into Normandy, and is
at -WQX with Robert, ii. 38, 203, Wi. Wa.;
takes Bures, ii. 203, Wa. ; sends for aid
to England, ib.; the forces sent are
ordered to return and send pecuniary
aid, ib.i famine in England, in conse-
quence of this tribute, i. 6 ; iii. 428, M.
Be. ; at Eu, persuades Philip I. to retreat,
iL 203, Wa. ; sends Hugh, earl of Ches-
ter, for his brother Henry, ib.; Henry
comes at his summons, ii. 38, 203, Wi.
Wa. ; returns to England, ii. 3d, 203,
Wi. Wa. ; his gifts to Henry, ii. 38,
Wi. ; at Whitsand, ii. 204, Wa. ; at
Winchester, and summons Robert de
Mowbray to him, ib. ; at Windsor, ib. ;
on the refusal of Mowbray, goes into
Northumbria, and imprisons many of
his relations, iL 204, 205, Wa.; takes
Tynemouth, and besieges Bamborough
castles, ii. 205, Wa. ; builds Malvoisin,
ib. ; goes into Wales, ib. ; obtains pos-
session of Bamborough castle, ib. ; im-
prisons Robert de Mowbray, ib. ; his
quarrel with S. Anselm, ii. 209 ; iii. 13 ;
iv. 14, Wa. D. W. ; at Windsor at
Christmas, and then at Salisbury, ii.
205, Wa. ; has William of En blinded,
and his steward hanged, ii. 206, Wa. ;
reconciled with Robert through the
Crusade, ib. ; Normandy pledged to, by
Robert, ii. 38, 206, Wi. Wa. ; at Christ-
mas in Normandy, then lands at Arun-
del, and holds his court at Windsor, ii.
206, Wa. J invades Wales, ib. ; returns to
England, and builds castles on the borders,
ib. ; his works at the Tower, Westminster
Hall, and London Bridge, ii. 207, Wa. ;
assists Eadgar ^thling against Donald
YII., ib. ; goes into Normandy, ii. 39,
William H. — cont
207, Wi. Wa. ; commits the kingdom to
bishops Walkelin and R. Passeflabere,
ii. 39, WL; returns to England, and
holds his court in the new Westminster
Hall, ii. 207, Wa. ; his speech on seeing
it, iL 208, Wa.; demands 200/. from
bishop Walkelin, ii. 39, WL ; crosses to
Normandy, and takes Le Mans, iL 40,
208, Wi. Wa. ; crowned in London, iL
40, WL ; at Christmas at Gloucester,
then at Winchester and Westmmster, ii.
208, Wa.; dies, L 44, 186, T. Bu.
killed, L 7, M. ; killed by Walter Tirel
in the New Forest, ii. 40, 208 ; iii. 13,
429 ; iv. 14, 373, WL Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo. ; buried at Winchpster, L 7 ; ii. 40,
208 ; iii. 13 ; iv. 14, 873, M. Wi. Wa.
D. W. Wo. ; his character and habits,
ii. 208 ; iv. 14, Wa. W. ; submission of
the kings of Scotland to, iv. 337, O.
William the Lion, king of Scotland, i. 207,
Bu. ; ravages the northern counties, iv.
85, W. ; compelled to retreat by R. de
Lucy, ib.; his defeat and capture by
Henry H., ii. 61, 240; iii. 21 ; iv. 35,
37, 383, Wi. Wa. D. W. O. Wo. ; taken
near Alnwick, iv. 86, 37, W. ; imprisoned
in Richmond castle, iv. 36, W. ; does
homage to Henry II., iiL 21 ; iv. 337,
D. O. ; does homage to the young king
Henry at his coronation, iv. 337, O. ;
goes to Henry II., in Normandy, as
his lord, ib.; does homage to Richard
I., t6. ; at Lincoln to treat for peace
with John, i. 202 ; ii. 74, Bu. Wi.; does
homage to John at Lincoln, i. 25; iv.
838, M. Wo.; his quarrel and peace
with John, L 29, 59 ; ii. 80, 262 ; iii. 33;
iv. 398, M. T. WL Wa. D. Wo. ; gives
his two daughters as hostages, ii. 262 ;
iv. 398, Wa. Wo. ; hostages to be given
by the Scottish kings at the will of the
kings of England, i. 59 ; iv. 398, T.
Wo. ; dies, ii. 281, Wa.
William II., king of Sicily, marries Joanna,
daughter of Henry II., L 51 ; IL 61 ; iiL
22 ; iv. 383, T. Wi. D. Wo. j dies, iii. 25, D.
IKBEX*
S69
WiUiam IH., king of Sicily, iii. 26, D.
William I., count of Holland; tee Holiand,
WiUiam I., count ol
William I., duke of Brunswick (called
William of Winchester), brother of Otho
IV., sent by Otho IV. to John, i. 201 ;
ii. 73, Bu. Wi.
William, son of Henry I., i. 186 ; ii. 209 ;
iv. 14, Bu. Wa. W. ; declared heir by
his father, 1. 10, M. ; homage sworn to,
ii. 45, 215 ; iv. 376, Wi. Wa, Wo. ;
marries Matilda of Anjou, i. 10 ; ii. 45,
217, M. Wi. Wa. ; does homage to
Louis VI., and receives Normandy, ii. 46 ;
iv. 877, WL Wo. ; drowned on his return
home, i. 10, 45 ; ii. 46, 217 ; iii. 14,433;
iv. 17, 377, M. T. Wi. Wa. D. Be. O. W.
Wo.
William, son of Henry H., dies, i. 48 ; ii.
237 ; iv. 381, T. Wa. Wo. ; buried at
Reading, iL 237, Wa.
WiUiam (Longespee), son of Geofifrey of
Axgou, proposal of Henry II. to give
Ireland to, ii« 237, Wa. ; dies, ii. 58 ; iv.
33, Wi. O.
William, the pious, duke of Aquitaine,
founds Clugny, iv. 869, Wo*
William, son of Richard II. of Normandy,
iv. S71,Wo.
William, a boy, crucified by the Jews at
Norwich in 1144, iL 230 ; iii. 487 ; iv.
379, Wa. Be. Wo.
William, brother of the order of the Holy
Trinity, i. 469, Bu.
William, a carpenter, rent-charge received
by Tewkesbury from, i. 160, T.
William, brother of the parson of Catesby,
Catesby manor let to, iii. 277, D.
William, seneschal, chooses the knights,
&c for the perambulation of Feckenham
fbrest, iv. 535, Wo.
Wilsthorpe (Wymbethorp), manor of,
granted to Lincoln cathedral by John,
iii. 87, D.
Wilton, fortified by Stephen, i. 46 ; ii. 229,
T. Wa. ; defieat of Stephen at, i. 46 ;
U. 229, T. Wa. ; Robert de Bingham
VOL. V.
Wilton — cont,
consecrated bishop of Salisbury at, i.
72, T. ; the judges itinerant at, in 1256,
i. 157 ; in 1257, i. 158.
Wilton, Ralph of, suit with Tewkesbury
respecting the advowson of Bockhamp-
ton, i. 109, T.
Robert of, sheriff of Bedfordshire,
iii. 55, D.
William of, justice itinerant at
Winchester in 1248,ii. 91, Wi.; knighted
by R. de Clare, L 142, T. ; seneschal of
prince Edward, taxes the Welsh, i. 158.
Wilye, Robert de, defendant in a suit con-
cerning Dunstable, iiL 375, D.
Wimborne, fortified by Robert of Glou-
cester, ii. 51, Wi. ; the manor let by
Tewkesbury to J., a goldsmith, i. 69,
T. ; agreement respecting land in, be-
tween Tewkesbury and the daughters of
H. Ware, i. 98 ; land in, quit-claimed to
Tewkesbury, i. 112; a rent of 10«. to
come to Tewkesbury from, i 121 ;
thieves caught at, and hanged, i. 140.
Up-, court of the abbat of Tewkes-
bury at, 1. 511, 515, T.
Winchcomb (Winchelcombe), abbey of:
founded by S. Oswald, iv. 369, Wo.i
the church struck by lightning in 1091,
i. 4 ; iii. 427, M. Be. ; 20s. from Bla-
dington church confirmed to, by Wor-
cester, iv. 426, 427, Wo. ; the church
dedicated by bishop W. de Cantelupe,
i. 112; iv. 430, T. Wo.; examination
into the election of John, prior of Mal-
vern, before the abbat and convent, iv.
434, Wo. ; the monks oppose the prior
of Worcester in his attempt to visit
them, iv. 551.
— abbats of :
German, iv. 869, Wo.
Godfrey, dies, i. 46, T.
Robert, ib.
Henry, dies, i. 52 ; iL 242 ; iv. 884, T.
Wa. Wo.
Crispin, prior, i. 52 ; iv. 384, T. Wo. ;
blessed at Worcester, iv. 384, Wo. ;
dies, i. 52 ; iv. 885, T. Wo,
A A
870
INDEX.
Wincbcomb, abbats oii^-conL
Bobert, at the dedication of Worces-
ter cathedral, iv. 409, Wo. ; dies, i.
63 ; iv. 414, T. Wo.
Ralph, i. 53, T.
Thomas, prior, i. 65, T. ; blessed at
DodderhiU, iv. 413, Wo.; his pre-
sents to Worcester, ib, ; witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, i. 232, Bu. ;
dies, i. 89 ; iv. 424, T. Wo.
Henry of Tndintone, the sacrist, i. 87 ;
iv. 424, T. Wo. ; his gifts to Wor-
cester, iv. 424, Wo.; examination
into the election to Malvern priory
made before, iv. 434, Wo. ; resigns,
i. 136 ; iv. 438, T. Wo.
John Yanworth, the cellerar, i. 136 ;
iv. 438, T. Wo. ; blessed at Wor-
cester by the bishop of Hereford,
iv. 438, Wo. ; presides at the meet-
ing of black monks at Oxford, iL
110, 378; iv. 460, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
resigns, iv. 485, Wo.
Walter de Wikwane, blessed at Wor-
cester, iv. 484, 485, Wo. ; his pfU
to the sacrist and convent of Wor-
cester, ib, ; ingratitade of Bichard
de Estone to, iv. 494, Wo.
prior of, snb-delegate of the Pope
in 1242, i. 125, T.
Winchelsea, citizens of, ill-treated by prince
Edward, ii. 367, Wa. ; skirmish of sol-
diers of prince Edward with pirates at,
ii. 104, 369, 373, Wi. Wa. ; naval vic-
tory of Edward III. off, iii. 475, Be. ;
destroyed by the Normans, iii. 476.
Winchester, intention of Cynegils to build
a church at, ii. 4, Wi. ; the land marked
out for the church, ib. ; he makes Cen-
walch swear to bidld it, ii. 5 ; the cathe-
dral built by Cenwalch, ii. 5, 151 ; iii. 8,
Wi. Wa. D. ; made the seat of a bishop,
iL 5, Wi. ; gifts of Cenwalch, who is
buried in the cathedral, ib.; Egbert
crowned king of Britain at, ii. 8 ; seat
of Cnut's government, ii. 15 ; trial of
queen Emma by ordeal at, ii. 22 ; seized
by William L, iv. 7, W. ; council at, in
1070, iiL 424 ; iv. 9, Be. O. W. ; Stig^
Winchester— con*,
imprisoned at, u. 29, Wi. ; Stigand dies
at, il 29 ; iv. 372, Wi. Wo. ; Stigand
buried in, ii. 29, WL ; his gifks to the
cathedral, ii. 30 ; the cathedral rebuilt by
bishop Walkelin, ii. 32 ; iv. 372, Wi. Wo.;
fire at, in 1081, L 4, M. ; treasure in the
cathedral seized by William IL, iL 36 ;
iv. 373, WL Wo. ; William IL buried
at, i. 7 ; iL 40, 208 ; iii. 13 ; iv. 14,
873, M. Wi. Wa. D. W. Wo. ; Henry
I. crowned at, iL 41, WL ; burnt in
1102, i. 7 ; ii. 41, M. WL ; fall of the
tower of the cathedral in 1107, iL 43,
WL; coiners at, escape punishment,
ii. 47 ; palace with a fortified tower
built by bishop Henry of Blois, ii. 51 ;
reception of Matilda at, iL 52, 228,
Wi. Wa. ; siege of the castle, iL 52,
229, WL Wa.; burnt and pillaged
in the war between Stephen and
Matilda, ii. 52 ; iv. 24, 379, WL O. W.
Wo. ; the cathedral spared by Bobert
of Gloucester, ii. 53, .54, WL ; capture
of Bobert of Gloucester at, ii. 53, 229 ;
iv. 379, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; translation of
reUcks at, ii. 54; iv. 379, WL Wo.;
fire at, in 1161, u. 66; iv. 880, WL
Wo.; prince Henry crowned at, with
his wife Margaret, ii. 60, 239, WL Wa. ;
the mint burnt in 1180, ii. 62, WL ; the
city burnt, iL 62 ; iv. 384, WL Wo. ;
outrage in the cathedral, ii. 63, Wi.
Bichard I. crowned in, after his release,
L 22, 55 ; ii. 249 ; iv. 48, 888, M. T.
Wa. O. Wo.; justices itinerant at, in
1199, ii. 72, WL; the tower of the
cathedral built, ii. 73; confiratemity
for the restoration of the cathedral, ii.
78 ; Henry HL bom at, i. 29 ; iL 80,
259, M Wi. Wa. ; absolution of John
at iL 82, 276 ; iii. 37, WL Wa. D. ;
put into the hands of Savary de Man-
leon for its protection, by John, iL 82,
Wi. ; the suburbs burnt by S. de Mau-
Mon, ib, ; the city surrendered by the
dtizens to Louis, ii. 82, 285, WL Wa, ;
the castle besieged, and surrendered by
S. de MauUon's advice, iL 82, 88, WL ;
INDEX.
371
Winchester — cent,
the castle and bishop's palace at Wol-
yesley sarrendered, ii. 285, Wa. ; the
castle besieged by the royalists in 1217,
iv. 407, Wo.; taken by Henry III.,
iy. 408 ; reception of Henry lU. on his
retnm irom Britanny at, ii. 85, WL ;
disturbances at, against bishop Peter
des Roches and his nephew, ii. 86, 87 ;
interdict on the church and city by
Peter des Koehes, ii. 87 ; reconciled,
ib.; tallage exacted from, by Henry
m., iv. 77, O. ; complaints of the in-
fringement of forest law in the diocese,
L 254, Bii. ; interdict on, by the legate
Otho, ii. 88, Wi. ; fall of the flap from
the tower on S. Swithnn's feretry, ib. ;
the qaeen in the chapter house, ii. 89 ;
opposition to bishop W. de Raleigh,
and consequent interdict, i. 132, 133 ;
iL 89, 330, 881; iil 162, 163; !▼. 90,
91, T. Wi. Wa. D. W.; the interdict
taken off, ii. 90 ; iv. 91, 92, Wi. W. O. ;
parliament at, in 1246, ii. 90, Wi. ; new
coinage at, in 1248, ii. 91, Wi. ; justices
itinerant at, ib, ; the flap of the tower
ialls, and nearly kills a monk, ib, ;
reception of Aymer, bishop elect, at, ii.
92 ; Henry IH. keeps Christmas at, in
1252, ii. 93 ; queen Eleanor at, in 1254,
ii. 94 ; parliament at, in 1254, i. 155,
T. ; justices itinerant at, in 1256, ii. 96,
Wi. ; Henry HI. at, at Whitsuntide
1258, ii. 97 ; parliament at, in 1258, i.
165 ; ii. 97, T. Wi. ; escape of the Poite-
vins to, i. 165, 444 ; iii. 209, T. Bu.*
D. ; reconciliation of Henry III. and
prince Edward at, ii. 97, Wi. ; justices
itinerant at, in 1259, ii. 98 ; interdict by
Alberic, the Pope's notary, ib. ; relaxed,
ib. ; justices itinerant at, in 1263, ii.
100; conduct of the citizens in 1263,
ii. 101 ; rise of the citizens against the
convent, ii. 101; iv. 450, Wi. Wo.;
taken by Simon de Montfort the younger,
ii. 102, 863 ; iv. 169, 454, Wi. Wa. W.
Wo.; parliament at, in 1265, !.ii. 102,
866 ; iv. 455, WL Wa. Wo. ; interdict
Winchester— cent,
at, in consequence of S. de Montfort's
entry, ii. 103, Wi. ; reception of the
legate Ottoboni at, in 1267, ii. 105, 374,
Wi. Wa. ; Ottoboni visits the cathedral,
and finds it in debt, iv. 457, Wo. ; prince
Edward at, ii. 105, 106, 874, Wi. Wa. ;
Henry HI. at, ii. 106, 374 ; iv. 457,
Wi. Wa. Wo. ; storms at, in 1268, ii.
106, 874 ; iv. 457, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; parlia-
ment at, ii. 107, 875, WL Wa. ; Henry
lU. keeps Christmas 1268 at, ii. 107,
375 ; iv. 458, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; storm at,
ii. 107, Wi. ; Richard, king of Germany,
at, ib, ; justices of the forest at, in 1269,
ii. 107 ; iv. 458, Wi. Wo. ; Henry HI.
at, for long, and at Christmas, iv. 458,
Wo.; contrast between the behaviour
of the citizens with those of London at
the translation of Edward the Confessor,
ii. 108, 875 ; iv. 458, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
visitation of bishop Nicholas, ii. 110,
877 ; iv. 460, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; justices
itinerant at, in 1271, ii. Ill, 378; iv.
460, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; Henry HI. keeps
Christmas 1271 at, ii. Ill, 878; iv.
461, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; justices itinerant at,
in 1272, ii 111, 878; iv. 461, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; interdict at, in 1274, in con-
sequence of the riots about prior An-
drew, ii. 116, 382; iv. 466, Wi. Wa.
Wo. ; investigation into the disturbance
by the justices itinerant, ii. 117, 382;
iv. 466, Wi. Wa. Wo.; visitation of
archbishop Kilwarby, ii. 118, 384, Wi.
Wa. ; reception of Edward I. and queen
Eleanor at, in 1276, ii. 120; iv. 469,
Wi. Wo.; Edward I. insists on the
citizens keeping the peace, ii. 121, Wi. ;
grant to the citizens by Edward I., ib, ;
storms at, in 1277, ii. 123, Wi.; Ed-
ward I. keeps Christmas 1279 at, ii.
392 ; iv. 477, Wa. Wo.; justices of the
forest at, in 1280, ii. 393; iv. 477, Wa.
Wo. ; justices itinerant at, in 1280, iv.
479,Wo. ; the citizens quarrel with those
of York about the portion of David's
body they are to have, ii. 400, Wa.
A A 2
872
INDEX.
Winchester, bishops of :
Birinus, his relicks translated, ii. 54 ;
iv. 379, Wi. Wo.
Wina, ii. 6, WL; consecrates S. Chad,
iii. 8, D. ^
Hedda, hU relicks translated, ii. 54 ;
IT. 379, Wi. Wo.
Helmstan, dies, ii. 160.
S. Swithun, ii. 9, 160, Wi. Wa. ; his
profession of obedience to Canter-
bury, ii. 160, Wa.; dies, ii. 161;
iv. 868, Wa. Wo. ; his deposition,
ii. 9, Wi. ; his relicks translated, ii.
18, 167, Wi. Wa. ; vision of, seen
bj queen Emma, ii. 28, Wi. ; his
feretry removed to the new monas-
tery in 1093, i. 5 ; ii. 37, M. Wi. ;
his relicks found under the altar of
the old monastery, ii. 38, Wi.;
translation of, in 1150, ii. 54; iv.
879, Wi. Wo. ; his feretry injured
by the fall of the flap in the tower
in 1241, ii. 88, Wi.; the relicks
displayed, ib,
Frithestan, iv. 369,' Wo. ; his relicks
translated, iv. 379.
Beomstan, iv. 370, Wo. ; dies, ii. 165,
Wa. ; his relicks translated, ii. 54 ;
iv. 379, Wi. Wo.
JElphege, ii. 165, Wa.; dies, iv. 370,
Wo. ; his relicks translated, ii. 54 ;
iv. 379, Wi. Wo.
Elfsin, made archbishop of Canter-
bury, iii. 10, D.
J£thelwold, abbat of Abingdon, ii.
166 ; iv. 368, 370, Wa. Wo. ; by
his advice Eadgar substitutes monks
for canons at Winchester, ii. 12,
166; iv. 368, 370, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
his character, and influence on
Eadgar, ii. 166, Wa. ; Kamsey abbey
founded by his advice, ib. ; trans-
hites S. Swithun, ii. 167 ; dies, ii.
168 ; iv. 370, Wa. Wo. ; removed
to the new monasteiy in 1093, i.
5, M. ; his relicks placed in a new
feretry, ii. 44 ; iv. 375, Wi. Wo.
Winchester, bishops of: — ccmt,
S. uElphege, signs the foundation
charter of Burton abbey, i. 183,
Bu. ; made archbishop of Canter-
bury, iii. 11, D. ; see Canterbury,
archbishops of.
Ealfsi, dies, ii. 179,Wa.
Alwin, ii. 179; iv. 371, Wa, Wo.;
accusation of, with respect to queen
Emma, ii. 18; iv. 371, Wi. Wo.;
banished from Winchester by Ed-
ward the Confessor, ii. 20, WI ;
imprisoned, ib. ; his pardon asked
by the king after Emma's ordeal,
il 24; gifts of, to Winchester, iL
25 ; dies, iL 25, 181, Wi. Wa.
Stigand, iL 25, 181 ; iv. 372, Wi.
Wa. Wo.; mediates between Ed-
ward the Confessor and Godwine
and his sons, ii. 1 86, Wa. ; made
archbishop of Canterbury, ii. 28,
186, Wi. Wa. ; his gifts to WinK
Chester, iL 25, 30, WL ; see Can*
bury, archbishops of.
Walkelin, ii. 29 ; iv. 6, 372, WL O.
Wo. ; begins to rebuild the cathe-
dra], ii. 32, WL, cuts down the
wood of Hempage, ii. 34 ; speech of
William I. on this, ii. 35 ; at the
coronation of William II., iii. 426,
Be. ; orders the old monastery to
be destroyed, iL 37, Wi. ; England
committed to, while William IL ia
in Normandy, IL 39 ; dies, i. 44 ;
iL 39, 207 ; iv. 13, T. WL Wa. O. ;
demands of William II. o( iL 89,
Wi. ; his character, ib.
William Giffard, chancellor, i. 8 ; ii.
40, 208, M. Wi. Wa. ; will only
receive the bishoprick from An-
selm, iL 40, WL; Anselm assent!
to, ii. 41 ; refuses to be consecrated
by archbishop Gerald of York, ii.
41 ; iv. 374, WL Wo. ; deprived and
banished in consequence, ii. 41 ; iv.
374, Wi. Wo. ; goes to Borne, ii.
41 ; iv. 374, Wi. Wo. ; receives
the see very much despoiled on hia
INDEX.
373
Winchester, bishops of: — cant,
William Giffiird— con(.
retom, il 42, Wi. ; consecrated by
Anselm, ii. 42 ; iii. 14 ; iv. 15, Wi.
D. O. W. ; remoTes Geoffrey from
tbe priory, ii. 43, Wi. ; has the new
monastery built ontside the walls,
ii. 214, Wa. ; gives 800 marks to
Henry I., ii. 44, WL ; quarrels with
the monks, iL 46 ; consecrates Wil-
liam of Corbeuil archbishop of
Canterbury, ii. 47, 219, Wi. Wa. ;
reconciled with the monks, ii. 47 ;
iv. 377, WL Wo. ; founds Waver-
ley abbey, iL 221, Wa. ; dies, L
12; ii. 48, 221; iv. 19, 377, M.
WL Wa. O. Wo. ; his behaviour to
the monks, ii. 48, WL
Henry of Blois, abbat of Glastonbury,
L 12 ; iL 49, 221 ; ilL 434 ; iv. 19,
877, M. Wi. Wa. Be. 0. Wo.;
agrees to Stephen's coronation, ii.
50, WL ; made legale in England,
ii. 50, 227 ; iv. 878, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
builds a house like a palace, with a
tower, at Winchester, ii. 51, Wi. ;
builds many towns, and the houses
of Wolvesley, iv. 878, Wo. ; forti-
fies various castles, ii. 51, Wi. ;
beseeches Stephen to restore their
castles to the bishops, ii. 227, Wa.;
refuses his assent to Philip, the
chancellor, as bishop of Salisbury,
ii. 228 ; tries to make peace, ii. 52,
Wi. ; goes into France for this, t6. ;
acknowledges Matilda as lady at
Winchester, U. 52, 228, Wi. Wa. ;
quarrels with Matilda, ii. 52 ; iv. 24,
WL O. ; had surrendered Winches-
to her, iv. 24, O. ; takes Robert of
Gloucester prisoner, and bums Win-
chester, i5. ; occupies the west part
of Winchester, ii. 52, Wi. ; advises
the Londoners to expel Matilda, ii.
229, Wa. ; his castle besi^ed by
Matilda and Robert of Gloucester,
ib, ; collects an army against them,
ib, ; holds a council in London, ib, ;
Winchester, bishops of : — cant
Henry of Blois — conL •
his statutes against those who ii\)ured
churches and clerks, il. 229 ; iiL
436, Wa. Be. ; summons the bishops
of Ely and Lichfield to Rome, ii.
229, Wa.; his attempts to have
Winchester made an archiepiscopal
see, iL 53, WL ; goes to Rome, ii.
63, 229 ; iv. 379, WL Wa, Wo. ;
his affection for Innocent H., ii. 53,
WL ; the pall sent to him by
Lucius IL, iii. 15, D. ; quarrels
with archbishop Theobald, iL 53,
Wi. ; his kind reception of William,
archbishop of York, ii. 54 ; appealed
against by the Hyde monks, for
wasting the treasure of their church,
IL 54; iv. 379, WL Wo.; goes to
Rome to defend himself agunst 8.
Bernard and the Hyde monks, ii.
54, 55, WL ; pacifies the Pope, and
retains home, iL 55 ; mediates to re-
store archbishop William to York,
ib. ; leaves England without leave
from Henry IL, ii. 237 ; iii. 17, Wa.
D. ; sends his treasure beforehand
by the abbat of Clugny, iL 237, Wa. ;
his castles destroyed by Henry IL,
iL 287 ; iii. 1 7 ; iv. 380, Wa. D. Wo. ;
consecrates Thomas archbishop of
Canterbury, ii. 56, 238 ; iiL 441 ;
iv. 380, WL Wa. Be. Wo.; con-
secrates the great cross at Win-
chester, ii. 59, WL ; dies, i. 50 ; ii.
60, 239 ; iiL 443 ; iv. 382, T. Wi.
Wa, Be. Wo. ; buried at Winches-
ter, iL 239, Wa. ; his character, ii.
60, WL ; his benefits to the abbey
of Gloucester, iv. 382, Wo.
Richard of Ilchester, archdeacon of
Poitiers, i. 51 ; iL 61, 240 ; iiL 20,
443 ; iv. 36, T. WL Wa. D. Be. O.
W. ; consecrated at Rome, iii. 443,
Be. ; dies, i. 54 ; ii. 63, 245 ; iii.
24, 446; iv. 41, 886, T. WL Wa.
D. Be. O. W. Wo. ; his character
a. 245, 846, Wa.
374
INDEX.
WuidieBter, bishops ofi^cant
Godfrey de Lad, i. 20, 54; ii. 63,
246 ; iu. 25 ; iv. 43, 386, M. T. Wi.
Wa. D. 0. Wo. i crosses and returns,
landing at Ferensey, ii. 67, Wi. ;
mediates between Bichard I. and
archbishop Geoffiey of York, ib. ;
establishes a new market at Aires-
ford, ii. 252, Wa.; establishes a
conficatemity for the restoration of
the cathedral, ii. 78, Wi. ; dies, i.
27, 57 ; ii. 79, 256 ; iiL 28 ; iv. 61,
392, M. T. WL Wa. D. O. Wo.
Bichard, dean of Salisbury, and Peter
des Boches elected, iy. 51, O.
Peter des Roches, archdeacon of Poi-
tiers, i. 27 ; iL 257 ; iv. 51, 893,
M. Wa. 0. Wo. ; consecrated at
Bome by Innocent m., i. 27, 28,
67 ; ii 79, 257 ; iv. 51, 393, M.
T. Wi. Wa. 0. Wo. ; brings back
the Pope's orders about Peter
pence, ii. 257, Wa. ; enthroned at
Winchester, ii. 79; iv. 393, Wi.
Wo. ; sent by John to meet arch-
bishop Langton, ii. 263, Wa. ; re-
mains in England, while the other
bishops go into exile, iii. 81, D. ;
the absolution of John's subjects
from their allegiance committed to
him, i. 216; iL 270, Bu. Wa. ;
leads an army into Wales, iii. 82,
D. ; made justiciary, ii. 281 ; iiL 40,
Wa. D. ; enrages the barons, ii. 281,
Wa.; letters patent of, exhibited
by John in his charter to the arch-
bishop, L 221yBa. ; present at the
dedication of five altars at Waver-
leyjiL 282, Wa.; excommunicates
prince Louis, iL 82, Wi. ; flies with
John from Louis, ib. ; crowns Henry
m. at Gloucester, ii. 286 ; iiL 48 ;
iv. 407, Wa, D. Wo.; the legate
commits his powers to, iiL 49, D. ;
at the dedication of Worcester
cathedral. It. 409, Wo. ; founds
and dedicates the church of New-
minster, iv. 418, Wo. ; goes to
Winchester, bishops o{:—conL
Peter des Boches — cont,
Compostella, iL 84 ; iii. 68 ; iv. 414,
WL D. Wo.; takes the cross, iL
84, 295, WL Wa. ; prevented from
starting by the news of the loss of
Bamietta, iii. 75, D. ; charges of
Hubert de Burgh against him, iii.
84, D.; his threats in return, ib.;
follows Henry IIL to Bedford, but
leaves him, iiL 87 ; excommuni-
cates those who trouble and oppose
the rights of the church, ii. 84,
Wi. ; witnesses Magna Charta in
1225, L 231, Bu. ; present at the de-
dicatiou of two altars at Waverley
by his vicar, ii. 301, 302, Wa. ; goes
to Palestine, L 70 ; ii. 85, 808, T.
WL Wa. ; one of the leaders of the
crusading army, iii. 112, D. ; enters
Jerusalem with Frederick II., L 87,
M. ; restores the city of Ascalon,
and the castles of Joppa and Sidon,
iii. 126, D. ; goes to Bome, ii 308,
Wa. ; his fkvour with Frederick IL
and the Boman church, iii. 126, D.;
his endeavours for peace between
the kings of France and England,
L 76, T. ; makes a truce for three
years, iii. 127; iv. 422, D. Wo.;
makes peace between Gregory IX.
and Frederick IL, L 76, T. ; returns
home, iL 86, 310 ; iii. 126 ; iv. 422,
WL Wa. D. Wo. ; allows the trans-
fer of the hospital of S. Mary,
Overey, Southwark, to a better air,
iiL 451, Be.; offers the foot of S.
Philip in Winchester cathedral, iL
86, WL; entertains the king at
Christmas at Winchester, iii. 1279
D. ; procures the election of John
Blund to Canterbury, iv. 73, O.;
accusation against Hubert de Bur^,
iv. 73, W. ; J. Blund's election
quashed through fear of its in-
creasing his influence, iv. 74, O.;
is made guardian of B. de Clare on
the fiai of H. de Burgh, L 86, T.;
nn>Ex.'
376
Windieflter, bishops of: — c(mi.
"Peter des Boches— «on<.
various counties and castles giyen
in charge to him by Henry HI., ii.
86, Wi. ; letter from the Pope to
him in fayour of H. de Burgh, i.
88, T. ; appointed by Gregory IX. to
investigate the conspiracy against
the Italian cleigy, iii. 130, D. ; the
Franciscans bring letters to, for
his protection, iii. 184 ; his an-
popularity, i. 90, T. ; quarrels with
Henry IIL, ii. 86, Wi. $ remoyed
from court by archbishop Edmund,
L 92 ; iii. 136 ; iy. 78, 81, 426, T.
D, O. W. Wo. ; prevented trom
crossing at Dover, and goes to
Winchester, ii. 86, Wi. ; his horses
taken by R. Siward, ii. 87,; ez-
communieates the plunderers, and
interdicts Winchester and the cathe-
dral, ib.; absolves them, ib.; his
manors burnt by R. Siward and
0. Basset, ii. 313 ; liL 137 ; iv. 76,
Wa. D. 0. W. ; goes to Rome, ii
87, WL; goes to Rome to help
Gregory IX. against the Romans,
L 95, T. ; reconciled with the monks
of S. Swithun's, ii. 87, Wi. ; brings
an army to Femgia in aid of the
Pope, iii 142, D. ; returns, i 102 ;
ii. 87, T. Wi. ; witnesses the con-
firmation of Magna Charta in 1236,
i. 103, T. ; dies, L 108 ; ii. 87, 819 ;
iii. 147 ; iv. 85, 86, 480, T. Wi. Wa.
D. W. O. Wo. ; his harshness, i.
110, T. ; his heart buried at Waver-
ley, ii. 319, Wa. ; had intended to
found two Cistercian abbeys, ii. 323)
this done by his executors, ib.
William of Provence, bishop elect of
Valentia, desired by the king, i.
110, T.
Ralph Neville, elected by the convent,
but refused by the king, ib.
William de Raleigh, bishop of Nor-
wich, postulated to Winchester, i.
132 ; ii 88,*^ 330 ; iii. 162 ; iv. 90,
Winchester, bishops ofz-^eant
William de Raleigh — cent
T. WI Wa. D. W. ; confirmed, ii.
89, Wi. ; confirmed by Innocent IV.,
i. 132 ; ii. 331 ; ilL 162 ; iv. 91,
435, T. Wa. D. W. Wo. ; opposition
of the kmg to him, i. 132 ; ii. 331 ;
iii. 162 ; iv. 90, T. Wa. D. W. ;
exceptions taken to him, ii. 331,
Wa.; goes to Winchester, but is
refbsed admission, i. 182; ii. 89,
831 ; iii. 163 ; iv. 91, 92, T. WL
Wa. D. W. O.; excommunicates
the intruded prior of Winchester,
i. 133, T. ; after preaching at Eyn-
gate, interdicts the church and
crosses, ii. 89, Wi. ; puts the city
under an interdict, i. 133 ; ii 332 ;
iii. 163, T. Wa. D.; appointed
judge in his own case by the Pope,
i 133, T. ; goes to S. Mary's, South-
wark, ii. 332, Wa. ; leaves Inland,
ii 332 ; iii. 163, Wa. H. ; goes to
tiie Pope, i 183; iv. 90, T. W.;
recalled by the king, ii. 832 ; iii. 163,
Wa. D. ; xeiW»8, ii 90; iv. 91,
Wi W, ;' releases Winchester from
the interdict, iv. 91, 92, W. O.;
reconciled witii the king,, ii 90,
Wi ; receives seisin of his bishoprick,
u. 90, 332 ; iv. 91, Wi Wa. O. W.;
his barony restored, iii 165, D. ;
consecrates Roger, bishop of Bath,
ii. 90; iv. 91, 92, Wi W. O. ;
consecrates Fnlk Basset, bishop of
London, ii. 90 ; iv. 92, W. O. ;
returns from Lyons, and is received
at Winchester, ii. 90, Wi. ; had
taken a privilege from the Win«
Chester monks, which is restored,
ib. ; dedicates the church of Beau-
lieu abbey, ii 90, 337 ; iv. 94, Wi
Wa.O.W. ; gives judgment against
Dunstable about Eensworth and
Caddington pasture, iii 178, D. ;
goes to the Pope at Lyons, ii. 92,
Wi. ; gives Waverley permission to
celebrate at Netham, ii. 342, Wa. ;
876
INDEX.
WincheBter, bishops of: — cont.
William de Baleigh — coiU.
dies, i. 143; iiL 182; ir. 101, T.
D. W. ; dies and is buried at Tours,
ii. 92, 842; iv. 99, Wi. Wa. 6.;
had giyen a site for a fishpond to
Waverley, ii. 342, Wa. ; «ee Nor^
-wich, bishops of.
Aymer de Lnsignan, pensions obtained
for, by Henry HI., L 188, T. ;
elected bishop, i. 143 ; iL 92, 844 ;
iv. 99, 101, T. Wi. Wa. 0. W. ;
confirmed by the Pope at Lyons,
ii. 92, 344 ; iv. 99, Wi. Wa. O. ;
comes to England, iiL 171, D. ;
lands at Dover, and is received at
Winchester, iL 92, WL; gives a
banquet on the occasion of his
election, the king and queen being
present, L 145, T. ; his quarrel irith
the archbishop of Canterbury re-
specting the advowson of S. Thomas'
hospital, Southwark, i. 151 ; ii. 93,
T. Wi. ; his quarrel with the monks
of S. Swithun's, iL 94, 95, 849 ; iv.
104, 105, WL Wa. W. O. ; attempt
of the king to make peace, iL 95,
WL; peace made, i6. ; attempt of
the king to make him archlnshop of
York, iv. 108, W. ; receives Portland
and other places in exchange for a
payment made to the Caursins for
the convent, iL 96, WL ; crosses and
returns, t6. ; elected on the king's
side at Oxford, L 447, Bu. ; his
opposition to the provisions of Ox-
ford, L 165, 458 ; iii. 209, T. Bu.
D. ; his castle attacked by the
barons, L 444, Bu. ; forced to leave
England, L 445 ; ii. 97, 849 ; iii. 209 ;
iv. 119, 120, Bu. WL Wa, D. O. W. ;
endeavours for his depontion by the
barons and monks of S. Switiiun,
L 445, Bu. ; complaints of the barons
to Pope Alexander IV. about, i.
171, 458, T. Bu.; his banishment
for homicide, iii. 216, D. ; conse-
crated at Bome by Pope Alexander
Winchester, bishops of :— cont
Aymer de Lusignan cont
IV., i. 169 ; ii. 98 ; iii. 216 ; iv.
124, 125, T. WL D. W. O. ; dies at
Paris, L 169; iL 98, 852 ; iiL 216;
iv. 124, 126, T. WL Wa. D. W,
O.; buried at Paris, L 169, T.;
his heart brought to Winchester, iL
99; iv. 447, WL Wo.; miracles
there, iv. 447, Wo.; would have
put England under an interdict, if
he had not been received, iv. 126,
O. ; joy of England at his death, ib,
Henry de Wengham, elected in the
lifetime of Aymer, iL 97, WL ; see
London, bishops of.
William of Taunton, elected by some,
iL 99 ; iv. 124, 448, WL W. Wo.
Andrew of London, prior, elected by
some, iL 99 ; iv. 124, WL W. ; «m
the list of priors; these elections
quashed by the Pope, iL 99 ; iv.
182, 448, WL O. W. Wo.
John of Exeter, chancellor of Tmk,
consecrated by Pope Urban IV., iL
99, 358 ; iiL 219 ; iv, 131, 182, 448,
WL Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; the king
returns to England by his advice,
iii. 219, D. ; oelebrates a mass of
8. Edward at Westminster, iv. 182,
O. ; imprisons the prior Andrew at
Hyde, iL 100 ; iv. 448, WL Wo. ;
summoned by the legate to Bou-
logne, and ordered to excommuni-
cate S. de Montfort, iv. 156, W.;
treatment of, and threats to, by the
people of the Cinque Ports on his
return, iv. 156, 157, W. ; summoned
by Ottoboni on his arrival, iii. 240»
D. ; suspended by Ottoboni, iL 104,
878; iv. 181, 185, 455, WL Wa. O.
W. Wo. ; causes of the suspension^
iv. 186, W.; ordered by the legate
to go to Rome, and goes, ii. 104,
878; iii. 240; iv. 181, 185, 456,
WL Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; dies at
Viterbo, ii. 106, WL ; dies in die
Roman court, iL 875 ; iv. 182, 208»
INDEX.
377
I
Winchester, bishopi of :«-coiif.
John of Exeter — cmt
S14, Wa. O. W. ; dies in the
Roman court, and is boned at
Viterbo, iv. 457, Wo.
mcholas of Ely, bishop of Worcester,
appointed by Pope Clement IV., ii.
106, 375; iv. S14, 216, 457, 458,
Wi. Wa. W. O. Wo. ; confirmed by
Ottoboni, iv. 458, Wo.$ restores
prior Valentine, ih.; consecrates
John le Breton, bishop of Hereford,
iL 107, 376 ; iv. 458, Wi. Wa. Wo.;
visits Winchester, and then the
diocese, iL 110, 877 ; iv. 460, Wi.
Wa. Wo. ; brings the pall to arch-
bishop KUwarby, ii. 115, 881; iv.
464, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; crosses to meet
prince Edward on his retam, ii.
115, 382 ; iv. 464, Wi. Wa. Wo. j
places guards at the cathedral to
keep out the late prior Andrew, ii.
116, 382 ; iv. 465, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
fortifies the cathedral against him,
iL 1 16, 882 ; iv. 466, WL Wa. Wo. ;
excommunicates Andrew and his
abettors, and puts Winchester under
an interdict, but relaxes it, ii.
116, 382 ; iv. 466, WL Wa. Wo. ;
visited by archbishop Kilwarby, iL
118, 884; iv. 465, WL Wa. Wo.;
consecrates the sacred chrism at
Waverley, iL 883, 884; iv. 466,
Wa. Wo. ; eats then in the refec-
tory with the convent, ii. 384 ; iv.
466, Wa. Wo. ; thb at his own cost,
iv. 466, Wo.; receives Edward I.
and Eleanor with a procession, iv.
469, Wo.; his quarrel with the
convent for embracing the cause of
prior Andrew, ii. 122 ; iv. 470, Wi.
Wo. ; takes the priory into his own
hands, ii. 123, Wi. ; moves several
of the officers, ib.i appoints and
afterwards deposes Yalentine, ii.
123 ; iv. 470, WL Wo. ; makes
John Dureville prior, ii. 123; iv.
470, WL Wo.; the quarrel made
Winchester, bishops of : — cont,
Nicholas of Ely— cont
up, ii. 389 ; iv. 473, Wa. Wo. ;
dedicates the church of Waverley,
iL 390; iv. 474, Wa. Wo.; his
banquet on the occasion, ii. 390;
iv. 474, Wa. Wo. ; arrangement
with the priory, ii. 391 ; iv. 475,
Wa. Wo. ; makes William de Brey-
beof guardian of the priory, ii. 391 ;
iv. 475, Wa. Wo. ; the charge of
the priory given up to, by Edward
I., ii. 392 ; iv. 476, Wa. Wo. ; ap-
points Adam de Earham prior, ii.
392; iv. 476, Wa. Wo.; dies,
iL 393 ; iiL 282 ; iv. 283, 477, Wa.
D. O. W. Wo. ; buried at Waver-
ley, ii. 893 ; iv. 477, Wa, Wo. ;
his legacy to Worcester, iv. 480,
Wo.
Bobert Bumel, bishop of Bath, elected,
but refused by the Pope, ii. 394 ; iv.
283, 478, Wa. O. W. Wo.
Bichard de la More, archdeacon of
Winchester, elected, iL 394; iiL
282 ; iv. 283, 478, Wa, D. O. W.
Wo. ; admitted by the king, iL 394 ;
iv. 478, Wa. Wo. ; refused by arch-
bishop Peccham, ii. 894; iv. 283,
478, Wa. O. W. Wo. ; goes to Bome
to appeal, iL 394 ; iv. 283, 478, 479,
Wa. O. W. Wo. ; refuses to bribe
the papal court, ii. 399, Wa. ; his
election quashed, ii. 399 ; iiL 282 ;
iv, 293, 294, Wa. D. W. O.
John of Pontoise, appointed by the
Pope, iL 399 ; iil. 282 ; iv. 293,294,
Wa. D. W. O. ; lands, and having
visited the king in Wales, takes
possession of the see, ii. 399, Wa. ;
quiets a lawsuit between Waverley
and the archdeacon of Surrey, ii.
401, Wa.; appointed collector of
the disme in 1291, iii. 367, 386 ; iv.
832, D. O.
Henry Woodlokc crowns Edward II.,
iv. 842, O.
878
INDEX.
Winchester, bishops of i^^ant,
John de Sandale, agreement of, with
Peter of S. Laurence, prior of Ber-
mondsey, iii. 470, Be.
Henry Beaufort, cardinal, comes to
England, iiL 486, Be. ; at the coro-
nation of Henry YI. at Westminster,
iii. 487 ; croirns Henry YI. in
Paris, ib,
bishoprick of, held by the king in
1239, i. 112, T. ; writ, during the Yacancy,
directed to the barons of the exchequer
for 8/., due to Bennondsey from the
bishop's hospital in South wark, iii. 477,
478, Be.
archdeacons of :
Jocelyn, made bishop of Salisbury,
It. 23, O.
Boger, dies, ii. 85, Wi.
Hugh des Roches, dies, ii. 94 ; iv. 442,
Wo.
Richard de la More, iv. 288, O. W. ;
see above, under the list of bishops.
8. Swithon's, prioiy of, monks
placed in, instead of clerks, by Eadgar,
. ii. 11 5 iiL 11 ; iv. 870, Wi. D. Wo. ;
mirade of the cross hi the refectory, iv.
870, Wo. ; gifts of Emma, ii. 24 ; iv. 37 1,
Wi. Wo. ; of bishop Alwm, ii. 25, Wi. ;
gifts of Edward the Confessor, ii. 25,
Wi. ; gifts of Stigand, iL 25, 80, Wi. ;
the new monastery entered in 1093, L
5 ; ii. 87, M. Wi. ; the old monastery
broken up, iL 37, WL; quarrel of the
monks with bishop W. Giffiuxl, iL 46 ;
the convent borrows money of a Jew in
1198, iL 68; fellowship of the priory
given to queen Eleanor, U. 89 ; quarrel
of the monks with bishop Aymer re-
specting the prior, iL 94, 95 ; iv. 104,
105, Wi. W. O. ; the monks refuse the
king's mediation, hoping to get better
terms from the Pope, ii. 95, WL ; peace
made, >6. ; the monks give up Portland
and other places to bishop Ajrmer, in
return for a payment made by him to
the Caunins, ii. 96, Wi. ; the monks
obtain the right of electing their prior,
Winchester, S. Swithon's, priory ot—coaL
iv. 122, 0.; rising of the community
in 1264, against the monks, who bum
various gates and buildings, and S.
Swithun's church, ii. 101 ; iv. 450, WL
Wo. ; guardians appointed for the priory
by the legate Ottoboni, ii. 105, 374, WL
Wa. ; prince Edward asks their prayers
before starting on his crusade, ii. 109,
376 ; iv. 459, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; for the
quarrel with the bishop respecting the
appointment of the prior, see above,
under bishop Nicholas of Ely, and below,
under priors Valentine and Andrew ; the
quarrel revived in 1276, ii. 122, WL ;
settled in 1278, iL 389 ; iv. 473, Wa.
Wo. ; arrangement with the bishop, ii.
891 ; iv. 475, Wa. Wo. ; taken by the
king into his own hands, ii. 391, Wa.;
given into the custody of the bishop by
Edward I., iL 392 ; iv. 476, Wa. Wo.
manors given to :
Aderingefeld, ii. 12, Wi.
Alresford, ii. 5.
Alton (Awelton), iL 8.
Alvesfocd (Evedford), ii. 10.
Ashmersworth (Eismeresword), ii. 10.
Avington (Awintona, Havunta), ii.
12, 14.
Banewade, ii. 6.
Beddington, ii. 8.
Bledon (Bleodona), iL 26.
Brading (Brerdinges), iL 6.
Bredon (Breoduna), ii. 12.
Brentford (Brendeforda), iL 14.
Brightwell (Brichtewella), ii. 9.
Calboume (Cawelbuma), ii. 8.
Celceshord, ii. 14.
Chilboldington, ii. 10.
Chllcomb, alienated but restored, ii. 9.
Clera, ii. 6.
Crawecumbe, iL 26.
Droxford (Drokenesford), ii. 8.
Dmca, ii. 6.
Dunton, ii. 5, 11, 14.
Ginnahecche, iL 14.
HiUe, ii. 16.
Hussebnme, ii. 10, 11.
iin>Ex.
379
Wineliester, manors given to : — cont,
Itchenstoke, ii. 12.
Madingley (Madanlega), ii. 12.
Meones, ii. 25.
Mulebume, ii. 6.
Overton, ii 10.
Perinpermostier, ii. 18.
Portland, ii. 25.
Bympton (EUncton), ii. 10.
Bhalfleet (Scaldeflota), ii. 8.
Stoke, ii. 10.
Sutton (Sudtona), ii. 14.
Tannton, ii. 6.
Thuca, il 12.
Wemberg, ii. 9.
Westwood, ii. 18.
Whippingham, ii. 6.
Whltclmrch, ii. 10.
Wili, given by ^thelred, ii. 12.
Worthy (Wordia), ii. 6, 8.
Wroxhall, IL 25.
Yaverland (Ewerelande), ii. 6.
— ^— priors of:
Simeon, monk of S. Onen's, made
abbatof Ely,ii. 33, Wi. ; his reforms
at Winchester as to diet, ib. ; dies,
1188.
Godfrey, ii. 33, Wi. ; dies, ii. 43.
GeofErey, ib. ; deposed by bishop W.
Giffiird, ib.
Geof&ey, i6. ; dies, ii. 48.
Robert, made abbat of Glastonbury, iL
61.
Walter, made abbat of Westminster,
ib.
John, dies, iL 63.
Bobert Eitz-Henry, ib.
Walter II., has his horses seized by
Itichard Siward, ii. 87; dies, iL
828, Wa.
Andrew, intruded by Henry IIL, L
112; ii 323, T. Wa.; excom-
municated by Inshop W. de Ba-
leigh,L 133, T. ; dies, L 132, 133, T.
Walter III., resigns, iL 90, WL
John de Caux, ib. ; made abbat of
Peterborough, L 140; ii. 91 ; iv. 98,
T. Wl O.
Winchester, priors of: — cont.
William of Taunton, or Taynton, L
140 ; iL 91 ; iv. 98, T. WL O.; goes
to Rome against bishop Aymer, iL
94, 95 ; receives the mitre, ring, 8cC:
from Pope Innocent IV., ii. 95 ; de-
prived by bishop Aymer, ii. 95 ; iv.
104, 106, Wl. W. O. ; arrangement
with the Caursins at Winchester,
ii. 96, WL ; made abbat of Middle-
ton, ib. ; elected bishop, iL 99 ; iv.
124, 448, WL W. Wo.; the elec-
tion quashed by the Pope, iL 99 ;
iv. 132, 448, Wi. O. W. Wo.
Andrew of London, made prior by
bishop Aymer, ii. 97 ; iv. 104, 106,
WL W. 0. ; resigns, ii. 97, WL ;
again elected, through the influence
of R. de Clare, ib. ; elected bishop
of Winchester, ii. 99 ; iv. 124, Wi.
W. ; quashed by the Pope, ii. 99 ;
iv. 132, Wi. O. W.; [called abbat
of TUtey, iv. 124, 182, W.], sub-
mits to archbishop Boniface, and
resigns the priory, ii. 99 ; iv. 447,
Wi. Wo. ; appeals to the Pope for
this, and the election to the see, ii.
99 ; iv. 447, Wi. Wo. ; imprisoned by
the bishop at Hyde, and lies about his
release, ii. 100 ; iv. 448, WL Wo. ;
goes to Rome, ii. 100 ; iv. 449, Wi.
Wo. ; returns, and tries to force
his way into the cathedral, iL 116,
882 ; iv. 465, WL Wa. Wo. ; fails
and departs, iL 116, 382 ; iv. 466,
WL Wa. Wo. ; he and his abettors
excommunicated by the bishop, ii.
116, 382 ; iv. 466, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
his eause embraced by most of the
monks, iL 122 ; iv. 470, WL Wo.
Ralph Bussel, dies, iL 102 ; iv. 454,
WLWo.
Valentine, iL 102, WL ; resigns, ii.
106, 374, Wl. Wa, ; restored at the
instance of the legate, iL 107, 875,
Wi.*Wa. ; restored by bishop Ni-
cholas, iv. 458, Wo. ; resigns again,
is. 122, WL ; appointed again, and
380
INDEX.
Winchester, priors of: — cont,
Valentine — cont,
then deprived by bishop l^cholas,
ii. 123; iv. 470, Wi. Wo.
John Dureville, appointed by bishop
Nicholas, ii, 123 ; iv. 470, Wi. Wo.
William de Breybeof made guardian
by bishop Nicholas, ii. 391 ; iv.
475, Wa. Wo.
Adam de Farham, appointed by the
bishop, ii. 392 j iv. 476, Wa. Wo.
subpriors of:
Robert de Melun, made abbat of
Malmesbury, ii. 63, Wi.
Alexander, removed by bishop Ni-
cholas, ii. 123, Wi.
Gilbert de Froylle, appointed by
bishop Nicholas, ib,
abbey of S. Grimbald (t.e. New-
minster), or Hyde ; see Hyde.
S. Mary's nunnery (Nunna-
minster), S. Eadbarga buried at, ii. 10,
Wi. ; burnt, ii. 52, 63, Wi. ; visited by
bishop Nicholas, ii. 110, 377, iv. 460,
Wi. Wa. Wo.; visited by archbishop
KUwarby, ii. 118, 384, Wi. Wa.
prioresses of:
Beatrice, dies, ii. 34, Wi.
Alice, tfr.
Agnes, dies, ii. 102 ; iv. 455, Wi.
Wo.
Eufemia, ii. 102, Wi. ; dies, ii. 109,
877 ; iv. 460, Wi. Wa. Wo.
Lucy, succeeds, and is received by
the king in Winchester castle, ii.
109, 377 ; iv. 460, Wi. Wa, Wo.
S. Eadburga, the church dedicated.
iv. 375, Wo. ; burnt, iv. 379.
S. Giles, fire at the fair of, and
at Cheesehill in 1162, ii. 57, Wi. ; fire at
the fair of, and the church burnt in
1197, ii. 65 ; iv. 389, Wi. Wo. ; the fair
burnt at, in 1198, ii. 69, Wi.; the
church burnt in 1231, ii. 85 ; heavy rain
during the fair in 1272, ii. 112.
S. Katharine, the belfry blown
down in 1268, ii. 106, 875 ; iv. 457, Wi.
Wa.Wo.
Winchester, S. Swithnn, ontside the gatc^
burnt, ii. 101 ; iv. 450, Wi. Wo.
Winchester, Saher de Quinci, first earl of,
taken prisoner at Lincoln, ii. 287, Wa. ;
has Grarendon dedicated, and gives lands
to it, ii. 292 ; goes to the Holy Land,
i6. ; at Damietta, iii. 56, D. ; his illness,
commands to his sons, and death, iL
292, Wa. ; dies at Damietta, iii. 56, 60,
D. ; buried at Acre, ii. 292, Wa.
Roger de Quinci, second earl of,
obtains his wife's inheritance, iii. 143,
D. ; returns home to England in 1242,
i. 127, T. ; meets Richard of Cornwall,
and forces him to swear to the pro-
visions of Oxford, iv. 121, W. ; Joins in
. the letter to Innocent IV. against his
oppressions, i. 283, Bu. ; one of the
twelve elected aft Oxford in 1258, i. 449,
Bu. ; one of the twenty-four, i. 450 ; acts
of the council confirmed before, i. 456.
Windsor (Wildesore, Windleshore, Winle-
shores, Wlindeshowres, Wydesore, Wyn-
desoures), &e castle besieged by the
barons in 1 193, iv. 47, O. ; besieged by
the count of Nevers in 1215, iii. 47,
D. ; hostages for surrendering, given to
Henry III. by Ingekrd de Attie, iii. 68,
D. ; parliament at, in 1244, iii. 164, D. ;
siege of, by Simon de Montfort, iL 100,
Wi. ; surrendered to the borons in 1263,
iii. 224, D.
Wine, statutes of John respecting the
price of, in 1199, i. 200, Bu. ; price of,
in 1264, iv. 158, W.
Winesharo, assessment of the com and
hay at, i. 365, Bu.
Wingfield (Winfeld, Winfeud, Winefeld),
rent-charge at, obtained by Dunstable,
iii. 148, D. ; buildings at, ib. ; dovecote
built at, iii. 178 ; sheepfold built at, iii.
180 ; cowhouse built at, iiL 188.
-^— sisters of, action of Dunstable
against, iii. 206.
Winkleigh (Winkelege), church of, given
to William of the Mill, i. 94, T. ; the
benefice exchanged by Tewkesbury with
the chapter of Exeter, i. 128, T.
INDEX.
381
Winter, Hard in 1115, iL 44, 215; iv. 16,
376, Wi. Wa. 0. W. Wo.; mild in
1249, iy. 97, W. ; mild in 1284, ili. 317,
D. ; hard in 1288, iii. 841, D.
Wintershill (Wintereshulle, Wyntershylle,
Wyntreshulle), William de, justice itine-
rant at Winchester in 1271, ii. Ill, 378 ;
iv. 460, Wi. Wa. Wo.
Wiiksworth, wapentake of, 200/. offered
to prince Edwiurd, to spare, iii. 230, D.
Wiscliard, Richard, recovers rights of
common in Kethingges, iiL 281, D.
Wise, Richard le, suspected of the murder
of Philip of Aynhoe, iii. 320, D.
Wistan, S., shun hy Berthfert ii. 161, Wa. ;
martyred, iv. 563, Wo.
With, Nicholas, his lanl at Netherton
bought by Worcester, iv. 446, Wo.
Witfaburga, S., her body found uncor-
rupted at Dirham, ii. 158, Wa.
Witbington (Wittintone), land at, obtained
by Worcester, iv. 423, Wo.
Wlfric of Haselbury, dies, ii. 236, Wa.
Wobum (Aubuma, Voburna, Woubume,
Wlbuma, Wubume), abbey of, founded,
ii. 231, Wa.; arrangement with Dun-
stable as to Chesham vicarage, iii. 74,
D. ; agreement with Dimstable respect-
ing a maiket toll, iiL 93, 96, D. ; the
monks and lay brethren Aspersed till
the debts are paid, iii. 140, D. ; Greenfield
mill let to, by Dunstable, iiL 141, D. ;
settlement with Dunstable on various
disputed points, iiL 159, D. ; J. de
Peynre buried at, iii. 202, D.
. abbats of:
Peter, goes to Worcester to inquire
into the miracles of S. Wulstan, iv.
391, Wo.
Richard, settlement with Dunstable
respecting Plitte marsh, Greenfield
mill, &c., iii. 108, D. ; decUres the
rights as toFIitte and Maiden marsh
before the justices itinerant, iii. 130;
removed, iii. 140.
Roger of Fountains, ib. ; acts as a
medium between Dunstable and
Saherde Wahull,iiLl57.
Wobum, abbats of : — cont
Adam of Luton, dies, iii. 175, D.
Nicholas, abbat of Medmenham, ib, ;
injuries to, by prince Edward's
baili£E8, iii. 201 ; one of P. Peyure's
sureties, iii. 202.
Roger, dies, Iii. 287.
Hugh de Suleburi, ib, ; payment by,
to Dunstable, iii. 326.
prior of, William, made abbat of
Combe, ii. 243, Wa.
16f. received from, by Dunstable,
iu. 326, D.
chapel of, suit of Dunstable against
D. Flitwick, decided at, iii. 410.
Wode Thursday, iii. 468, Be.
Wodekeswrthe, wood of, a thief caught in,
L 515, T.
Wodenhale, wood of, given to Dunstable,
iii. 100, D.
Wodewelle, Robert de, land of, in Segen-
hoe acquired by Dunstable, iii. 138, D.
Wodulle, John de, dies, iii. 400, D.
Woerden, on the Rhine, tolls at, allowed
to remain as belonging to the kings of
the Romans, iv. 223, W.
Wohille, John de, dies, iii. 51, D.
Wolverley (Wluuard, Wulewarde, Wlvar-
deleye, Wlnarle, Wulewardeleye), the
church given to Worcester by Burhed,
king of Mercia, iv. 563, Wo. ; charter
of John respecting the manor, iv. 395 ;
comes into the hands of the prior of
Worcester, iv. 899 ; the manor let by
Worcester priory, iv. 404; pasturage
belonging to the manor, recovered by
an individual, iv. 421 ; boundary be-
tween it and Kidderminster settled, iv.
481 ; land at, bought by Worcester of
W. de Bodeham, iv. 435 ; fuller*s mill
at, let on lease, iv. 442 ; the church
given to J. of Winchester, iv. 443 ; to
G. of Norwich, iv. 510 ; Overbuiy given
to him in consequence of the dry situa*
tion of Wolverley, iv. 513 ; the church
given to William Hondsnm of Glouces-
ter, iv. 514 ; resigned by him, and he
is again presented, iv. 518; given to
382
INBEX«
Wolverley — cont
Stephen, his brother, iy. 545 ; the prior's
groyes separated from the royal forest,
iy. 535, 545.
Wolyerley, B., parson of, his account of
the remarkable dew on June 24, 1805,
I 57 ; iy. 393, T. Wo.
Wolyesley (Wlyesham, Wlfes, Wlyensia,
Wolyes), houses of, built by bishop Henry
de Blois, iy. 378, Wo. ; the bishop's house
of, surrendered to prince Louis, iL 285,
Wa. [N.B., the MS. is correct, and has
been erroneously altered, note *] ; an
account of the property of S. Swithnn's
at, required by bishop Aymer, but re-
fused by the monks, iL 95, Wi. ; the
Foiteyins escape to, L 444, Bu. ; the
barons prepare to attack, ib.
Woodchester (Godichestre), tithing in,
giyen to Bermondsey, iii. 445, Be. ; sold
to the rector of Woodchester, ib.
rector of, arrangement with Ber-
mondsey respecting tithes of La Stane
in, iii. 458.
Woods, on the highroads, lopped in 1286,
iii. 335, D.
Woodstock (Wodestok), Henry L at, in
1127, ii. 220, Wa. ; B. Marshal at, m
1233, i. 90, T. ; confirmation of the
liberties of Westminster abbey dated at,
i. 249, Bu.; Henry HI. at, in 1238, i.
107, T. ; attempt to murder Henry HI.
at, in 1238, i. Ill; iy. 85, T. Wi ;
Henry III. at, in 1258, i. 438, Bu. ;
in 1266, iy. 196, W. ; Edward the Black
Prince bom at, iii. 472 ; iy. 348, Be.
O.
Wool, sold by Dunstable priory in 1242,
price of, iii. 160, D. ; order against its
exportation in 1243, iii. 163 ; seized by
Henry de Montfort, in 1264, iv. 158,
W. ; taxed by Edward L in 1294, iv.
516, Wo.
Woolstone (Wlsestune), a woman of,
cured at Tewkesbury, i. 86, T.
Woolwich, tithes in, giyen to Bermondsey,
iii. 439, Be.
Worcester, dty and county of, defended
by bishop Wulstan in 1088 against the
men of Herefordshire, who had laid
waste the county, iL 199, Wa. ; made the
seat of a bishop, iy. 365, Wo. ; fire at,
in 1113, L 44 ; iL 44 ; iy. 375, T. WL
Wo.; taken and burnt by Stephen in
1150, L 47, T. ; fire at, in 1189, L 54 ;
iy. 886, T. Wo. ; fire at, in 1202, L 56 ;
ii. 78 ; iy. 391, T. Wi. Wo. ; John at,
in 1207, iy. 395, Wo.; embraces the
cause of prince liOuis, L 62 ; iy. 406,
T. Wo. ; receiyes William Marshal, the
younger, in his name, iy. 406, Wo. ;
taken by the royalists under the earl of
Chester and Fawkes de Breaute, i. 62 ;
iy. 406, T. Wo. ; treatment of the
solders left by W. Marshal the younger,
iy. 436, Wo. ; justices itinerant at, in
1221, iy. 413; parliament at, in 1223,
iy. 415 ; tournament at, in 1225, iy. 418 ;
those engaged in it excommunicated by
the bishop, ib. ; judges itinerant at, in
1226, iy. 419 ; in 1232, iy. 423 ; Henry
in. keeps Christmas, 1232, at, iy. 424 ;
justices itinerant at, in 1235, iy. 427 ;
justices of the forest at, in 1240, ib. ;
justices itinerant at, in 1241, L 118;
iy. 432, T. Wo. ; the county fined for
false judgment in 1246, iy. 437, Wo. ;
justices of the forest at, in 1247, iy.
438; justices itinerant at, in 1249, iy.
439 ; in 1255, iy. 443 ; general chapter
of Franciscans held at, in 1260, iy. 446 ;
justices itinerant at, in 1261, i&. ; refusal
of the county to admit them, because
seven years had not elapsed since the
last session, ib.; justices of the forest
at, in 1262, iy. 447 ; siege and capture
of, by Bobert, earl Ferrers and two of
the De Montforts, in 1263, iy. 448 ; the
Jews in, plundered and imprisoned, iy.
449 ; surrendered to prince Edward, in
1265, iy. 165, W. ; justices of the forest
at, in 1270, iy. 460, Wo. ; in 1271, iy.
461 ; justices itinerant at, in 1275, iy.
468; Edward L at, in 1276, iv. 471 ;
in 1278, iy. 476 ; first stone of pavement
INDEX.
383
Woffoeiter— eoMt
kid by the bishop in 1281, iv. 479;
Edward L at, in 1281, ir. 480; parlia-
ment at, in 1281, iv. 288, O. W.; in
1282, iy. 484, Wo. ; Edward L in 1283,
iv. 488 ; in 1289, iv. 500 ; in 1291, iv.
506 ; thi«e boys drowned in the Severn
at, in 1293, iv. 513 ; new veBSel on the
Severn, iv. 514 ; Edward L at, in 1294,
iv. 516, 517; in 1295, v. 521 ; answer
of the county in 1297 to the demand
of a tax, iv. 534 ; edict promising a new
perambolation of the forests read in
English at, in 1299, iv. 541 ; fire at, in
1299, ib, ; the citisens fined for buying
tin, wool, &c., with pollards in 1300, iv.
546; the proclamation respecting the
last perambulation of the forests read in
1300, iv. 548 ; Edward L and his qoeen
at, in 1301, iv. 549 ; neighbours of the
priory murdered at, ib. ; penance of the
bailiffii of, fiir breach of sanctuary at, in
1302, iv. 554 ; justices of tiailbaston at,
in 1305, iv. 557, 558.
'—^ cathedral, burial of William de
Beanchamp in, in 1170, iv. 382, Wo.;
fiill of the new tower in 1175, i. 51 ; iv.
883, T. Wo. ; burnt in 1202, i. 56 ; ii.
78; iv. 891, T. WL Wo.; the relicks
of S. Wulstan reverently re-buried by
bishop Mauger in 1204, iv. 392, Wo. ;
cure of an Irishman at S. Wulstan's
tomb, and consequent gift to the church,
in 1212, iv. 401; plundered by the
royalists on the capture of the city
in 121^, i. 62; iv. 406, 416, T. Wo.;
the work of the shrine of S. Wulstan
melted to pay the fine exacted, iv. 407,
Wo. ; burial of John at, in 1216, ii. 83,
286 ; ill. 48 ; iv. 59, 407, Wi. Wa. D. W.
Wo. ; taxation of the see in 1217 by the
bishop, iv. 407, Wo. ; burial of Alex-
ander Neckham in 1217, iv. 409 ;
dedicated in 1218, i. 63; ii. 289; iii.
454 ; iv. 409, T. Wa, Be. Wo. ; the
relicks put into a new chest, ii. 289,
Wa. ; translation of S. Wulstan, iv.
409, 410, Wo. ; burial of bishop Sil-
Worcester cathedral — cont
Tester in, iL 289 ; iv. 410, Wa. Wo. ;
new bells founded and consecrated by
the bishop in 1220, iv. 412, Wo.;
miracles of S. Wulstan in, iv. 418, 414 ;
the two lesser towers thrown down
by a storm in 1222, iv. 415 ; founda-
tion of the new ftont laid by the
bishop in 1224, i. 67 ; iv. 415, T. Wo. ;
king John's body placed in a new tomb
in 1232, i. 84, T.; burial of bishop
William of Blois in 1236, i. 101 ; le-
gacy of William de Beanchamp for the
fabrick in 1236, iv. 428, Wo.; fall of
the crypt in 1243, i. 183, T. ; bishop
Walter de Cantelupe buried in, in 1265,
iv. 453, Wo.; rumour respecting the
exhumation of William de Beanchamp,
iv. 471 ; his son has the tomb opened,
ib, ; legacy of bishop Nicholas of Win-
chester in 1281, for building the tower,
&c., iv. 480 ; visit of Edward I. to the
shrine of S. Wulstan in*1283, iv. 488 ;
burial of prior Richard of Fecken-
ham in 1286, iv. 493 ; burial of Robert
Mortimer in 1287, ib. ; burial of Robert
de Fangefoss, archdeacon of Gloucester,
in 1287, iv. 495 ; burial of Joiosa de
Mortimer in 1289, iv. 500; burial of
** master John " on the north side of the
high altar in 1292, iv. 509 ; blood shed
in, ib. ; the cathedral purified on June
11, iv. 510; new pictures given, ib.;
new picture over the altar in 1293, iv.
513 ; offering of Edward I. to S. Wul-
stan in 1293, iv. 514; order of the
chapter that three masses of S. Wulstan
should be said every week till the king's
return, ib.; offerings of Edward I. in
1294, iv. 516 ; visited by him again, iv.
517 ; his offerings and speech to S. Wul-
stan and S. Oswald in 1295, iv. 521 ;
burial of James de Beanchamp in 1296,
iv, 528; burial of Matilda de Evreux,
sister of the bishop, in 1297, iv. 534;
offerings of Edward I. to the shrines,
iv. 536 ; funeral service for W. de
Beanchamp in 1298, iv. 537 ; burial of
384
INDEX.
Worcester cathedral— con/.
Simon de Clifford in 1299, iv. 542;
burial of John de Beauchamp in 1300,
iv. 544 ; offerings of Edward I. at the
shrines in 1300, ib. ; banal of Isabella,
conntess of Clifford, in 1301, iv. 550;
burial of bishop Godfrey Qiffard, It. 551 ;
offerings of Edward I. in 1303, !▼. 556.
Worcester, chapter and priory of :
78a : — ^gifts of Offii to ; varioQB lands
and a great Bible, iv. 366, Wo.
782 :— gifts of Othred, ib,
798 : — Icomb given by bishop Heatho-
red, iv. 563.
822: — Harvington manor given by
bishop Dencbert, ib.
832 :— gifts of Cenwulf, iv. 367.
846 : — Crowle given by bishop Hea-
bert, iv. 963.
852: — gifts of Berwilf and Burhed,
ib.
915: — Memanclive given by bishop
Werefrid, ib.
955: — ^Fepsinton (Phepson) given by
Eadwig, iv. 367.
957: — Oddingley and Lawarne given
by bishop Kinewold, iv. 564.
960 : — ^monks established at, by bishop
Oswald, iv. 368.
970: — monks from, established in
liamsey by bishop Oswald, iv. 369.
1084 : — ^the new monastery begun by
S. Wulstan, iv. 373.
1113: — the monastery burnt, iv. 375.
1202:— fire at, L 66 ; ii. 78 ; iv. 391,
T. Wi. Wo. ; return of the monks
from Bome who had gone for S.
Wulstan*s canonization, iv. 391 ,Wo. ;
lease of West, ib. ; lease of Alver-
ton and Shipston to Thomas de
Erdlntone, ib.
1293: — duel in the prior's court, iv.
392 ; fidelity sworn to the priory
by Roger Mortimer for Wribben-
hall, ib,
1205: — pension in Lindridge church
confirmed to, by Giles, bishop of
Hereford, iv. 393.
Worcester, chapter and priory of :~«oii<^
1206 release of a liyery in Cha-
combe, iv. 394 ; settlement between
the prior and O. parson of Tin-
dridge, ib. ; lease of Henwick, ib.
1207: — Harvington chnreh given to
Robert de Glipstone, iv. 395 ; visit
of John, who girea a charter re-
lating to various manors, ib. ;
he gives 100 marks towards re-
storing the cloister and offices, ib. ;
leases of Harvington and Boraston,
iv. 396.
1209: — Stoke comes into the hands
of the chamberlain, iv. 397 ; prior
Ralph makes good his claim to the
land of Hugh of Knighton, ib.
1210: — 200 marks and a cart with
four horses paid for the king's tax,
iv. 398 ; Idudridge church given to
Ralph, the prior's brother, ib. ;
lease obtained of Overbury church
from Ralph of Stoke, ib.
1211 : — leases of Wolverley and
Broadwas fall in, iv. 399 ; lease of
Berrow church obtained by the
prior, ib. ; new nsmze of the leases
made by the prior, who adds to
the income of the infirmary 60«.
annually from the lands of Hugh of
Knighton, iv. 400.
1212:— arrangement with the chqrch
of Strata Florida, ib. ; Newnham
mill let to O. Bolt, iv. 401 ; cure of
an Irishman at 8. Wulstan's tomb,
and gift to the church in con-
sequence, ib.
1213:— lease of three parts of Dod-
denham meadow obtained frooi
William de Manns, ib. ; Cropthome,
Netherton, and Outsden fall in oa
the death of W. de Wetemore, ib.
1214: — Cleeve church given by the
bishop, iv. 403, 404; leases of
Cleeve, Sedgeberrow, Stoke, and
of the manors of Wolveriey and
Boraston, iv. 404; term of the
leases of Moor and Newnham pro*
INDEX.
385
Worcester, cbapter and priory of : — cent
12U I'-^eont
longed, iT. 405 ; fidelity sworn by
Hugh de Mortimer for Wribben-
hall, ib.
1216 : — Please of the vineyard of Dod-
denham from Thomas de la Marc,
iv. 406 ; the priory heavily fined
and suspended, for celebrating for
prince Louis, iv. 407.
1217 : — ^the castle restored to the
priory, i. 63 ; iv. 407, T. Wo.
1218: — ^terms of the leases of Hallow,
Grimley, and Henwick prolonged,
iv. 409, Wo. ; prevented by Gualo
the legate from electing the bishop,
iv. 410.
1219: — land belonging to the author's
mother let to his brother, whose
homage is received by the prior, iv.
411 ; synod held by the bishop, L
65 ; iv. 411, T. Wo. ; S. Andrew's,
Worcester, given to Simon de Wal-
ton, iv. 411, Wo.
1220 :— gift of W. de Mandeville to
the sacristy, iv. 412.
1221 :— claim to the advowson of
Dodderhill established, iv. 413;
papal letter of privileges, iv. 414 ;
their right of sepulture confirmed,
t6. ; appeal of the Inshop against
this, and the prior goes to Kome,
1*6. ; Dodderhill church given by
the bishop to his nephew in spite of
the prior's appeal, t&.; three monks
excommunicated by the bishop, ib, ;
restored by the archbishop, ib. ;
opposition to the bishop's entry
into the chapter, and appeal to the
archbishop, ib,
1222 :— cruelty of the« bishop to, t6. ;
sequestrated by the archbishop, iv.
415.
1228 : — ^prosecution of the bishop by
the priory, ib,
1224 : — ^pension given to C. de Crema,
till he receives a benefice, iv. 416 ;
chapel of Berrow adjudged to, con-
VOL. V.
Worcester, chapter and priory of i^-cont,
1224 : — cont,
solidated with Overbury, and given
to Martin of Pattishall, ib. ; meet-
ing of the archbishop and others
in the chapter house to settle the
questions at issue with the bishop,
ib, ; peace made, i. 67; iv. 417, T.
Wo.
1225 : — beginning of the confraternity
of the church, L 68 ; iv. 417, T.
Wo.; arrangement between the
prior and Walter, rector of Bredon,
respecting tithes, iv. 418 ; new
house built by the prior, ib. ; Tib-
berton church given to Robert, the
chaplain, dean of Worcester, ib. ;
S. Martin's, Worcester, given to C.
de Crema, ib, ; gold chalice given
by William Briwerre, U>,
1226 :— Stoke falls in, on the death
of Beg^iald de Scortegrave, ib, ;
Sedgeberrow church given to Helias
of Broadwas, iv. 419; Stoke church
given to Anketil de Parco, ib. ; rite
of the clothiers' room restored by
the bishop, ib,
1227 : — lease of Shipston prolonged,
tfr.; rentcharge given by William
de Mandeville, iv. 420.
1230:— suit respecting the pasturage
at Wheatfield belonging to WoWer-
ley manor, iv. 421 ; comporition re-
specting a portion of the land of
Henry of Knighton, ib. ; payment
by the prior towards the war, and
payment to the Pope, iv. 422.
1231: — ^leases of Harvington, Fep-
sinton, and Pensax, ib. ; rentcharges
at PenhuUe, Broadwas, and Whit-
tington bought, iv. 423.
1232: — leases of Alston and Sedge-
berrow fall in, and are given away,
ib, ; arrangement with the abbey of
Westminster, ib. ; mill and Jands at
Doddenham bought, ib, ; the site of
the castle confirmed to the priory
by the king, t6. ; the king gives the
B B
386
INDEX.
Worcester, chapter and priory of :•
1232 : — cont
adYowBon of Bronuigrove church,
ih.
1238:— land of W. de Maims quit-
claimed to the priory, iv. 424 ;
rights at Doddenham confirmed, iv.
425 ; synod celebrated by the bishop,
iv. 425 ; Cleeve manor falls in on
William Norman's death, and is let
again, ti.
1234: ...Moor fiOls in, iv. 426; land
bonght of Alored de Penholle, ib. ;
arrangement respecting S. Helen's
Worcester, and the chapels of
Claines, Wick, and Wichenford, ib.
1235:— A« de Penholle's land bought
of B. de Sodintone, ib, ; lease taken
of the mill at Shipston, ib.; con-
firmations to the abbeys of Alcester;
Winchcomb, and Bordesley, iv.
426, 427 ; church of Sudbury con-
ferred by the bishop on the sacrists'
office, iy. 427 ; arrangement respect-
ing S. Helen's and the aboye-named
chapels, ib. ; Doddenham mill let
to Henry Drugel, ib, ; fine paid to
the prior by the widow of Philip of
Mitton, ib.i thirty marks paid to
the king, ib,
1286 : — ^Bromsgrove church conferred
on the priory by the bishop, the
chapel of Grafton being reserved
for the sacristy ; and the yicar
admitted on the presentation of the
priory, ib. ; confirmations to Keyn-
sham, Usk, Great Malyem, iv. 427,
428 ; S. Andrew's, Worcester, given
to Bichard of Coventry, iv. 428.
1287: -^church of Bowington con-
firmed to Beading abbey, ib, ;
Shipston mill, a moiety of Dodden-
ham meadow, and a virgate at
Cleeve, bought, ib. ; Cleeve mill
let, ib. ; presentations to Cropthome,
Harvington, and Stoke, iv. 428,
429; pension granted to Hamelin,
IT. 429.
Worcester, chapter and priory of :•
1238 : — Hampton meadow bought, ib. ;
payment of the thiitieth to the king,
ib. ; Crowle wood bought, ib, ; pre-
sentation to Alvechurch, iv. 430.
1239:— S. Clement's church, Wor-
cester, given to B. of Cotheridge,
ib, i diapels of Grimley and Hallow
given to B. dean of Worcester, ib, ;
Alston mill bought, ib.i presenta-
tion to Himbleton, ib,
1240 : — ^boundary settled between Wol-
verley and Eiddenninster, ib.; lease
of Horsley, ib. $ S. Andrew's, Wor-
cester, given to Sampson, ib. ; 8.
Swithun's, Worcester, given to John,
diaplain, iv. 432 ; synod at Wor-
cester, ib, ; presentation to Icomb,
ib. ; rentchasge given to the al-
monry by the bishop, who confirms
the tithes, &c to the sacristy, ib. ;
tax paid to the Pope, ib.
1241: — ^arrangement with the parson
and freemen of Newnham respect-
ing the assart of Comwood, iv. 433 ;
arrangement respecting Chadwick
tithes, with S. Wnlstan's hospital,
Worcester, t6. ; land of lliomaa
Buppe of Harvington bought, ib.
1242 : — aid for the Gascon expedition
paid to the king, ib. ; heriot of
Hugh of Cleeve received; lease
from his widow, iv. 434 ; homage
and payment to the prior by Henry
de Sanford, ib. ; presentations to
Cropthome, Grimley, Hallow, and
S. Clement's, Worcester, ib. ; lease
granted of Cutsden demesne, ib.
1243 : — ^land bought at Wolverley and
Alston, iv. 485; presentation' to
Cleeve and S. Clement's, Worcester,
ib. ; Vincent, archdeacon of Wor-
cester, installed by the subprior,
ib. ; the usual gifts recdved fbr the
installation of the two new abbats
of Gloucester, though one died be-
fore installation, ib. ; Tymberdene
land leased to the almoner, ib, ;
INDEX.
387
Woroerto*, chapter and priory of: — cout
1243 :— cofit
caps giyen by the prior to the krag
and qaeen on Richard of Cornwall's
marriage, ib,
1244: — land in Doddenham bought,
i&.; pension granted to W. Bidnn
at the king's request, ib, ; exchange
in Fladbnry and Wichenford be-
tween the bishop and J. Poer con-
finned, ib.i Wichenford Yicarage
given to W., chaplain, i&. ; heath
near Tibberton bought, ib,
1245: — 100 shillings and a siWer cap
given for princess Margaret's mar-
riage, IT. 436 ; land at Teddington
booght, iy. 437.
1247: — Mulderham mill falls in, iv.
438; chapels of Doddenham and
Enightwick given to W., ib, ; pay-
ment in aid of the Pope, ib. ; patron-
age of Halford church yielded by
the convent of Eenilworth to the
bishop, ib.
1248: — ^payment in aid of the Pope,
ib, ; presentations to Tibberton,
Doddenham, and Knightwick, iv.
439.
1249 : — payment in aid of the king,
t6. ; various lands come to the
priory, ib, ; presentation to Sedge-
berrow and Tibberton, ib.
1250 :— quarrel with the bishop re-
specting certun liberties of Oswalds-
law hundred, iv. 489, 440.
1251 :— reception of the bishop with
a procession on his retom from the
Roman court, iv. 440.
1252 : — ^presentation to Wichenford
and S. Clement's, Worcester, iv.
441 ; presentation to Harvington,
ib.; chapels of Doddenham and
Knightwick given to G., chaplain,
ib.
1253 : — ^recovery of vetitnm namium
by the bishop, ib. ; taxes paid to
the Pope, ib, ; aid for the Gascon
expedition paid to the king, hr, 442 ;
Worcester, chapter and priory of z-^cont,
1253 i—cont
mills of Mulderham, Wolverley,
and Broadwas let on lease, ib. ;
leases of Shipston, deeve, Pepsin-
ton, ftll in, 1^.; Symon de Walton
presented to Stoke, t5.; confedera-
tion with the convents of Wenlock
and Abingdon, ib, ; meadow land
bought of W. de Schimake, ib,
1254: — Harrington manor leased to
Symon de Walton, partly for a debt
to him, and partly to pay off the
Caursins, ib,; debt to Sampson of
Bromsgrove paid, ib,
1255: — Sedgeberrow church given to
the prior's nephew, iv. 443 ; site
confirmed to the nuns of Whiston
(Worcester), ib. ; legacy of arch-
bishop W. de Grey, ib.; payment
of taxes for spirituals and tem-
porals, ib. ; confederation with Peter-
borough, ib, ; payments for warren
to the king, queen, and chancellor,
ib.; the right to two viigates at
Cancteton made good before the
justices, ib,
1256 :— custody of the priory woods
within the forests of Feekenham and
Eenfiure obtained from the king, ib, ;
presentation to Wolverley, ib, ; pay-
ment to A. de Savoy for taxes, ib, ;
presentation to S. Andrew's, Wor-
cester, iv. 444; land at Broadwas
and Cancteton bought, ib.
1257: — Stoke church gi?en to H. de
Cantelape, ib,; payment to A. de
Savoy, ib.
1258: — settlement of the boundaries
of Norton and Alvechurch manors,
iv. 445; payment to the nuncio
Herlot, ib, ; arrangement with Read-
ing abbey respecting tenements at
Tydintone, and with R. of Wash-
bourn respecting Teddington, ib.;
land of A. de Oncredam at Broad-
was let for a mark, ib,
B B 2
388
INDEX.
Worcester, chapter and priory of: — cont,
1259 : — ^leases of Hallow and Grimley
fall in, ib. ; land and tenements of
W. de Credyntone (Tredington) fall
in, iv. 446.
1260 : — ^rishation of the archbishop,
»6; ; land at Netherton bought, ib, ;
presentation to Stoke and Bimble-
ton, 1*6.
1261: — ^tithes of Monkwood belong-
ing to Bromsgrove church obtained,
ib, ; land and mills bought from
W. de Beauchamp and Hugh de
Mortimer, iv. 447 ; presentation to
Broadwas and S. Andrews's, Wor-
cester, ib.
1262: — granges at Grimley and Hen-
wick destroyed by a storm, ib, ;
presentation to Lindridge and Him-
bleton, ib. ; pension from Lindridge
confirmed by the bishop of Here-
ford, ib,
1263: — ^lease of Bromsgrove church
falls in, iv. 448.
1268 : — ^the bishop appropriates Grim-
ley with Hallow to the priory, iv.
458.
1269 : — ^the priory obtains the right of
jurisdiction, vacante iede, ib,
1273: — visitation of archbishop Kil-
warby, iv. 465.
1275 :— duels for the church of Teit-
bury, and the bailiwick of Hcnbury,
iv. 467 ; advowson of Dodderhill
secured for 30 marks paid to B.
Mortimer, iv. 468.
1281 : — presentation to Stoke prior
and Sedgeberrow, iv. 479 ; action
of the Templars against the priory
respecting Bromsgrove church, ib, .
legacy of bishop Nicholas of Win-
chester to the priory, iv. 480;
inquisition respecting new houses
at Bromsgrove and a fence built
up in front of them burnt, ib. ;
question as to the advowson of the
chapel of Grafton, iv. 481 ; pre-
Worcester, chapter and priory of : — coni*
1281 :—conL
sentation to S. Swlthun*s, Wor-
cester, ib.
1282 : — Simon de Wyre, the precentor,
goes to Rome, iv. 483 ; the priory
visited by the bishop, iv. 484.
1283: — the king's officers attempt to
seize the tenth collected for the Holy
Land, but no depont found in the
priory, iv. 466, 487; 30 marks paid
to the king for the Welsh war, ib, ;
presentation to S. Andrew's, Wor-
cester, and Himbleton, ib. ; meadow
at Dudley, given to the priory, ib, ;
hermitage of Packington given to
Walter de Lodeford for his life, ib. ;
a pennon to Guy de Foliano com-
pounded for, iv. 488 ; presentation
to Sedgeberrow, ib,
1284: — visitation of the bishop, iv.
489.
1285: — presentations to Hallow and
Icomb, iv. 491.
1286: — presentations to Stoke and
8. Swithon's, Worcester, iv. 498 ;
preeentadons to Lindridge and
Sedgeberrow, iv. 498 ; entry of the
bishop into the chapter house, with
harsh propomtions, ib. ; the priory
send a proetor to the Boman court,
ib.
1287 :— case of land at Marston
decided at Gloucester, ib. ; the
prior receives seisin of a tene-
ment at Overbury and Tedding-
ton, iv. 494; room near the infir-
mary removed for fear of fire, ib. ;
visitation of the bishop, ib, ; the
prior receives seinn of land at
Broadwas, ib. ; presentation to
Grimley vicarage, i6. ; grant of
ground for building to Richard de
la Linde, ib. ; presentation to All
Saints, Worcester, iv. 495.
1288: — ^the precentor expelled from
the chancel by the bishop while hold-
INDEX.
389
Worcester, chapter and prioiy oti^-cont,
1288 i—cont
ing an ordination at Westbory, ib. ;
attempt of the bishop to join the
churches of his manors to the West-
bury prebends, iy. 496 ; opposition
of Stephen de Wittone to the
bishop's taking any step to the
prejudice of the priory during the
appeal, ib, ; the prior opposes the
bishop in the chapter house, ib, ;
appeal of S. de Wittone against the
bishop, t6. ; presentation to Broad-
was, ib,i the proctor of Francis
archdeacon of Worcester (a cardi-
nal) installed for him, ib, ; progress
of the , appeal against the bishop ;
he agrees that all should be as
before the expulsion of the precen-
tor from Westbory, iv. 497.
1289 :^H>rd]nation at Bromsgrove ;
the precentor still prevented from
doing his office, iy. 498 ; the chapel
of Grafton extorted by the bishop,
but recovered by the priory, ib. ;
the bull arrives against the junction
of the churches and the Westbury
prebends, and is heard at Beading,
ib. ; grant to Bichard de la Idnde,
ff6. } the deed respecting this grant
received, iv. 499; the day for the
Westbury suit postponed, because
the judge did not appear, t6. ; H.
Poche, citizen of Worcester, buried
in the cemetery in spite of the
Franciscans, iv. 499, 500; remis-
sion of part of the usual gifts from
the new abbat of Fershore, because
the abbey church had been recently
burnt, iv. 500 ; royal letters brought
by the bishop respecting the West-
bury prebends, ib, ; reception of Ed-
ward L by the convent, ib, ; false ac-
cusation of the prioiy by the Fran-
eiscans respecting the funeral of H.
Foche, ib. ; question as to the right
of sepulture setded, t6. ; archbishop
Peccham writes strongly to the
Worcester, chapter and priory of : — cmU,
1289 : — emt,
bishop on behalf of the Frands-
cans, iv. 501.
1290 : — arguments of the priory
against the junction of the churches
and the Westbury prebends, ib. ;
answer of the king, ib. ; opinion of
the council and of Gilbert de Clare,
iv. 501, 502 ; letter from Bome re-
specting the archdeaconry, iv. 502 ;
payments to be made by the priory,
ib, ; presentation by the king to All
Saints, Worcester, during the mino-
rity of H. Mortimer, ib. ; three per-
sons installed by the bishop at West-
bury, ib, ; order of the archbishop
that the body of H. Poche be ex-
humed and given up to the Francis-
cans, ib. ; inquisition on the wish
of the deceased and the supposed
injury to the friars, iv. 503 ; insult
to the prior at Harvington, ib. ; vi-
sitation of bishop Godfrey, with 140
horses, iv. 503, 504; the priory
refuses to afBx its seal to the deed
of consent to the junction of the
Westbury prebends to his churches,
and the bishop retires in anger, iv.
504 ; the prior admonished to give
up the body of H. Poche to the
friars, ib. ; the friars carry it off in
great triumph to the confusion of
the monks, ib. ; ashes given to the
people by the penitentiary and H.
de Camera on Ash Wednesday, the
prior preaching in the meantime
in the chapter house, ib. ; the prior
afterwards blesses the ashes, and
does not interfere with the bishop's
office, ib, ; 100 marks foigiven the
priory by the king, for the soul of
queen Eleanor, t&. ; letter of the
bishop prejudicial to the priory ;
appeid against it, ib,
1291 : — ^letter to the bishop from the
priory on their grievances, iv. 505 ;
visitation of the bishop, who re-
390
iin>Ex.
Worcester, eh»pter and priory of i^^ent
1291 : — cont,
TokeB hiB Btatates, ib, ; all lawsiiita to
cease till the end of October, ib. ;
deer to be given to the priorj, sede
vacantef by G. de Clare, ib. ; the
obnoidoos statutes quashed before
the chancellor, ib.; concession of
the bishop thatCutsden andLaw-
ame should be free from scutage,
ib. ; presentation to Himbleton, It.
506 ; confirmation by the king of the
bishop's concessions, ib. ; food and
clothing given to one of the king's
servants at his request, ib. ; buU
obtained by the bishop agamst the
priory, ib. ; presentation to Packing-
ton, ib. ; the document of submission
of the claimants of the eroim of
Scotland sent to, for preservation in
their arehtves, iv. 007, 609 ; inquiry
by the Pope into the value of the
convent property, iv. 509.
1292 :— gifis of William of the Blills,
ib. ; after the bloodshed in the ca-
thedral, the ofloe is said in the
chapter house till the cathedral is
purified, iv. 509, 510; additional
income for drugs given by W. of
the Afills, ib. ; presentation to Wol-
verley, i6.; 100 marks borrowed
from Laurence of Ludlow, ib.;
grant of a pension to Thomas de
Lughore, ib.; presentation to 8.
Martin's, Worcester, iv. 611 ; death
of James Aubm; his gift to the
priory, ib.
1298 : — several ftnlty bonds of Wil-
liam de Lodeford exchanged for one
correct bond, iv. 518; the monk
Thomas returns fltmi the Boman
court, ib. I grant of Overbuy to
Q. of Norwich, (rector of Wolver-
ley), iv. 513 ; new cross set up, ib. ;
100/. borrowed of William de Ha-
meltone received, and 100 marks
from Laurence of Ludlow, ift. ; pre-
sentation to Wolverley, iv. 614;
Worcester, chapter and priory of :-
1293 : — cont
rentchaige at la Lawe obtained
from John Lovet, ib. ; bond to B.
de Belewe, ib. ; Peter de Trad re-
cdves seisin of the tenement in
Prior's Cleeve, ib.
1294 : — verses respecting S. Wulstan
recited by the convent before the
king, iv. 516; licenoe obtained
from the king to enter the land of
R. de Belewe, iv. 517 ; heavy bur-
dens on the priory, ib, ; manner in
which they were met, ib. ; bargain
with R de Amleye, ib. ; William
of Gloucester resignu, and is again
presented to Wolverley, it. 518;
renewal of the citation, ftc reflect-
ing the Westbury prebends, ib.
1295:— one hundred pounds lent by
Henry deBluntesdone,iv. 521; lease
taken of StreCton-on4be-Fo8s from
R. de la Linde, iv. 528 ; presentation
to Doddenham - cum - Knigfatwick,
ib. ; death of Peter de Eeeote at
Anagni, on the buriness of the
Westbury prebends, ib.; gift and
memorial of Jolm Lovet, A. ; four
monks with B. de la Linde exa-
mined in the church of S. Mary at
Bow respecting the Westbury pre-
bends, ib. ; seven old men examined
by W. Brun, rector of Lac, on the
same subject, iv. 528, 524; the
ftoniliar desks of the bishop exsr
mined, iv. 525 ; death of and masses
for Nicholas of Dumbleton, ib.
1296 -.—burial of William de Poer in
the cloister, iv. 527 ; death and bene-
&etions of William of the Ifills, iv.
528 ; tax exacted by the king, ib. ;
presentation to S. Swithnn's, Wor-
cester, iv. 590; pennon given to
Henry de Bluntesdone, ib,
1297 :— the fifth part of their goods
paid by the priory for the king's
protection, iv. 581 ; lease Ibr five
years of tiie arthdeacomy of Wor-
391
Woroester, ch^ter and priory of :— «oiit
1297 : — conL
oetter, It. 688 ; letter of the bishop
to the priory to stop the pablicatioii
of the Kntenee against those who
had seised the goods of the clergy,
iy. 533 ; profession of four monks,
IT. 584; settlement of the bonn-
dazies of the prior's wood at Wol-
yerley, iy. 535.
1298: — letter binding tiie priory to
giye a pension to H. de Bhmtesdone
exchanged for another, iy. 539 ;
profession of three monks before
John, bishop of Llandaff, ib, ; pre-
sentation to Cropthome, iy. 539,
541.
1299 :— Fkesentation to Wiohenibrd,
iy. 541 ; two marks granted annually
to Bobert of Doyebridge, while at
the Roman conrt for the priory,
A. ; letter of absolution from arch-
bishop Eilwarby, t6.; soits gained
by the prior against certain persons
before the Judges itinerant, ib. ; pre-
sentation to 8. Clement's, Worces-
ter, iy. 542 ; grant to Balph de
Wyyile to receiye him with two
horses, and to pay him 40f. annu-
ally, ib. ; grant to Adam of Hartle-
bury to be perpetual miller at Mul-
derham, ib.; death of Thomas of
BedgebeiTow in the Roman court,
and i^ipointment of a proctor to
claim his books, &c. for the priory,
548; absolution and offering of
John de Bradenestok, ib.
1800:^ money borrowed of Peter,
chaplain of Cotsden, to pay H. de
Bhmtesdone, iy. 544; two liyeries
in oonsequence granted to Peter,
ib.i presoitation to Wolyerley, iy.
545 ; the prior's woods at WoWcriey
separated from the royal forest, ib. ;
attempt of the bishop by his official
and another to yisit the prioiy, ib. ;
refoaal of the i«ioiy to admit them,
ib» I commission giyen by the bishop
Woreester, chapter and prioiy of r — canL
1300 :^-cont.
to yisit the priory, iy. 546 ; order
of the chapter that the keeper of
the infirmary should giye ISdL to
each monk for drugs, iy. 547 ; the
death of Wulstan to be celebrated
annnally, ib. ; his gift to the priory,
ib. ; anangement to pay G. de
^ddleton six marks while in the
Arehes Court for the priory, ib. ;
presentation to Himbleton, iy. 548 ;
a disme paid, i5. ; John of Dumble-
ton re-appointed prior of little
Malyem by the priory, but will not
accept the office, ib,; archbishop
Winchelsey yisits Worcester, and
preaches in the ch^ter house, t6.;
his yisit to the bishop and prior,
ib.i the archbishop depoaea some
officers of the priory, and suspends
others, iy. 549.
1301 :— The king and queen at Wor-
cester, ib.i ^^ hing giyes Wor-
field church to the priory, t6. ; pas-
turage at Monkwood, Grimley, and
Hallow bought from James of WU
ohenford, ib.; neighbours of the
priory murdered at Worcester, ib. ;
some of the older monks examined
on oath respecting articles brought
against the bishop by William of
Gloucester, iy. 550 ; taxes paid to
the king and the Pope, ib. ; Dodder-
hiU church appropriated to the priory
by the bishop, iy. 550, 551 ; the
prior introduced into Dodderiiill
church by S. de Wynetone, iy.
551.
1302 :^ibrty shillings granted to R.
de la Le, proctor at Rome for the
conyent, iy. 552 ; fall of part of the
dormitory, ib. ; a young monk
cured by a rision of S. Wulstan,
t6. s lease of the hermitage in Pack-
ington Parya, iy. 553 ; liyery sold
to Adam de Pirie and his wife for
their liyes» ib, ; breaoh of the right
392
XKBSX*
Worcester, chapter and priory of : —tcni.
1302 i—eoni,
of sanctoary, It. 554 ; pablick pen-
ance of the bailiib of Worcester
for this, tfr. ; profession of Henry
Fowke and others before the prior,
aede vacanU^ ib,
1303 : — ^the archbishop deprives the
priory of Dodderhill church, iv.
556; the priory refuse to pay the
expenses of the enthroniaation of
the bishop, ih,
Worcester, bishops of:
Bosel, iv. 365, Wo. ; dies, ib.
Ostfor, 1*6. ; dies, ib,
8..£gwin, iT. 366 ; builds the abbey
of Eyesham, ib.; goes to Rome,
iii. 9, D. ; dies, iv. 366, Wo. ; trans-
lated at Eresham, L 53 ; !▼. 885, T.
Wo.
Wilfrid, It. 366, Wo. ; dies, ib.
Mildred, t6. ; dies, ib.
Wennund, ib» ; dies, ib.
Tilhere, abbat of Berkeley, ib. ; dies,
i6.
Heathored, ib. ; dies, iv. 568 ; had
given Icomb to Worcester, t6.
Denebert, ib, ; dies, t6. ; had given
Harrington to Worcester, ib.
Heabert, ib ; dies, ib. ; had given
Crowle to Worcester, ib.
Alheun, ib. ; dies, ib.
Werefrid, i&.; one of the masters of
Alfred, ib. ; had transhUed S. Gre-
gory's dialogues into English by
Alfred's order, ib. ; dies, iv. 369,
563; had given Memanclive to
Worcester, ib,
Ethelhun, abbat of Berkeley, iv. 369,
563 ; dies, iv. 370, 564.
Wilferth, iv. 370, 564 ; dies, iv. 564.
Kinewold (or Cenwald), ib, ; dies, iv.
368, 564 ; had given Oddingley and
lAwame to Worcester, iv. 564.
S. Dunstan, ii. 166 ; iv. 368, Wa. Wo. ;
consecrated by archbishop Odo, ii.
166 ; iv. 368, Wa. Wo. ; archbishop
of Canterbury, ili 10 ; iv. 368, D.
Worcester, bish<^ of i—ctmt
S. Dunstan— coat
Wo.; see Canterbury, aiehbishops
of.
S. Oswald, iv. 368, Wo. ; consecrated
by S. Dunstan, iii. 10, D. ; places
monks at Worcester, iv. 868, Wo. ;
founds monasteries at Westbury,
Pershore, and Winchoomls iv. 369 ;
founds Bamsay, iL 169; iv. 369,
Wa. Wo. ; archbishop of York, iii.
10; iv. 868, D. Wa; restores
abbat Fulbert to life, iv. 369, Wo. ;
dies, iv. 370.
Aldulf, abbat of Fetetboroas^, ib. ;
see Vork, archbishops ol
Aldred sent by Edward the Confessor
to Bome, ii. 183, Wa. ; dedicates 8.
Peter's, Gloucester, and makes
Wlstan abbat, iv. 372, Wa ; goes to
Jerusalem, ib, ; archbishop of York,
ii. 187, Wa. ; erroneously called
bishop of Hereford, ib.
S. Wulstan consecrated, L 185, Bu. ;
his fsme, iv. 372, Wo. ; begins
the monastery, iv. 873; defends
Worcester against the Herefordshire
men, &o., ii. 199, Wa. ; dies, L 6,
44, 185 ; ii. 38, 204 ; iii. IS ; iv.
12, 373, M. T. Bu. Wi. Wa. D. O.
W. Wo. ; appears to bishop Robert
of Hereford, ii. 204, Wa. ; intention
of William I. to deprive him, L 21 1,
Bu. ; had receiyed the biahopriek
from Edward the Confessor, t5. ;
legend of him at the tomb of S. Ed-
ward, t6. ; miracles of, in 1201, L
56, 209 ; ii. 253 ; iv. 891, T. Bu.
Wa. Wo. ; inquiry into, ordered by
the Pope, iv. 891, Wo. ; monks go
to Rome for his canonisation, i. 56 ;
iv. 391, T. Wo. ; letter sent by the
archbishop and bishops fbr this, iv.
891, Wo. ; eanoniied, i. 57 ; iv.
392, 405, T. Wo.; his relieks moved
and then restored in 1204, iv. 392,
Wo. ; miracle of, in 1212, iv. 401 ;
church built in his hoDonr in Ire-
INDEX.
393
Woreetter, buhopBef: — ctmt
S. Wolstan — cont
land,i6. ; his feretry stripped to pay
tbe fine demanded of Worcester
priory, It. 407 ; translated in 1218,
i. 63 ; iL 289 ; ill 52, 454 ; It.
61, 409, 410, T. Wa. D. Be. W.
Wo.; his relicks cut and dirided
by bishop Silyester, ii. 289, Wa. ;
miracle of, in 1220, if. 412, Wo. ;
miracles in 1221, L 65; iy. 413,
414, T. Wo. ; relicks of, given to
Tewkesbury in 1235, . i. 96, T. ;
altar consecrated in his honour at
Tewkesbury in 1241, i. 118 ; yisit of
Edward I. to his shrine in 1283, iy.
488, Wo. ; his charter against re-
moving the monks from Westbury
read before the king in council in
1290, iv. 501 ; offerings of Ed-
ward L to the shrine before his
French expedition in 1293, iy. 514 ;
three masses of, to be said weekly
till the king's return, ib.; daily
bread left by, to the convent, iv.
517; his anathema against its dimi-
nution, t&. ; offerings and speech
of Edward I. at the shrine in 1295,
iv. 521 ; gold buckle offered at
the shrine by Edward I. in 1300,
iy. 544 ; cures a young monk by
a vision, iv. 552.
Sampson, ii 38, Wi. ; dies, i. 9; ii.
44 ; iv. 16, 375, T. Wi. O. W.
Wo.
Theulf, ii. 44, Wi. (caUed Theobald) ;
iv. 375, Wi. Wo.; consecrated by
archbishop Ralph, iv. 376, Wo. ;
dedicates Tewkesbury, i. 45, T. ;
dies, i. 11, 45; ii. 47, 219, M. T.
WL Wa.
Simon, i. 45 ; ii. 219, T. Wa. ; his
composition with Clarenbald, prior
of Bermondaey, respecting the tithes
of Lytelhoo, iii. 438, Be. ; dies, i.
47 ; iv. 26, T. O. W.
John of Pageham, i. 47 ; iv. 26, T. O.
W. ; gives Bensmgton and Turk-
Worcester, bishops of '.-"cont,
John of Pageham — cont.
dean to Osney, iv. 26, O. ; dies,
iv. 30, O. W. ; dies at Rome, L 48,
T.
Alured, i. 48 ; iv. 30, T. O. W. ; dies,
i. 49 ; ii. 66, T. Wi.
Koger Fitz-Count, i. 49 ; ii. 57 ; iv.
881, T. Wi. Wo.; enthroned, iv.
381, Wo. ; goes to the Pope against
archbishop Thomas, ii. 58 ; iv. 381,
Wi. Wo. ; crosses to France, i. 50 ;
iv. 382, T. Wo. ; goes to Rome, to
excuse Henry II. from the murder
of archbishop Thomas, i. 50; iv.
383, T. Wo.; silences the opposi-
tion of S. Frideswide's to Osney,
iv. 38, O. ; goes to the council at
Rome in 1178, i. 52, T.; dies, iii.
22 ; iv. 38, 384, D. O. Wo. ; dies at
Tours, i. 52; ii. 241, T. Wa. ;
buried at Tours, i. 52, T.
Baldwin, abbat of Ford, i. 52 ; ii. 241 ;
iv. 39, 384, T. Wa. O. Wo. ; made
archbishop of Canterbury, L 53 ; ii.
62 ; iii. 23 ; iv. 39, 40, 385, T. Wi.
D. W. O. Wo. ; see Canterbury,
archbishops of.
William de Korhale, archdeacon of
Gloucester, L 52, T. ; made bishop,
i. 53 ; ii. 244; iii. 23 ; iv. 40, 385,
T. Wa. D. O. W. Wo.; dies, i. 54 ;
ii. 247; iv. 43, 887, T. Wa. O.
Wo.
Robert Fits-Ralph, archdeacon of Not-
tingham, i. 54; ii. 247; iii 26; iv.
44, 387, T. Wa. D. O. Wo. ; con-
secrated at Canterbuxy by bishop
Longchamp, ii. 247, Wa. ; dies, L
55 ; il 249 ; iv. 47, 888, T. Wa. O.
Wo. ; his charter respecting Alces-
ter, iv. 426, Wo.
Henry de Soilli, abbat of Glastonbuiy,
i. 55 ; ii. 249 ; iii. 447, 448 ; iv. 47,
388, T. Wa. Be. O. Wo. ; dies, i.
55 ; ii. 250 ; iii. 448 ; iv. 48, 388,
T. Wa, Be. O. W. Wo. j see Glas-
tonbury.
394
INDEX.
Worcester, bishopB of : — conL
John of Goatances, dean of Bonen, i.
55 ; ii. 64, 250 ; iu. 26 ; It. 48, 388,
T. Wi. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; dies, i.
56 ; il 70, 251 ; iv. 49, 389, T. Wi.
Wa. O. Wo. ; his body uneormpt,
iy. 389, Wo. ; had moved S. Wul-
stan's reliclu, iv. 892, Wo.
Manger, archdeacon of Eyrenx, L 56 ;
It. 50, 390, T. O. Wo. ; quashed by
the archbishop of Canterbnry, but
confirmed by Innocent IIL, it. 390,
Wo. ; consecrated by Innocent III.,
i. 56; iy. 390, T. Wo.; retoms
from Rome, and is enthroned, i.
57 ; iy. 390, T. Wo. ; replaces S.
Wulstan's relicks, iy. 392, Wo. ;
Eyesham partially subjected to, iy.
393 ; Eyesham exempted from, ib, ;
one of the executors of the inter-
dict, i. 29; ii. 80, 260; iy. 396,
M. Wi. Wa. Wo. ; goes into exile
in consequence, i. 29 ; iL 261 ; iii.
31 ; iy. 396, M. Wa. D. Wo. ; sent
for by John, and returns, ii. 261,
Wa. ; sent for by John to make
peace with the archbishop, ii. 262 ;
his manors restored, ib, ; dies, L
60 ; iy. 401, T. Wo. ; dies in exile
in France, L 32 ; iii. 34, 37, M. D. ;
dies at Pontigny, ii. 267 ; iy. 55;
Wa.0.
Balph, prior of Worcester, elected,
but set aside at the instance of the
legate, iy. 402, Wo.
Walter de Grey, chancellor, i. 61 $ iL
281 ; iii. 38, 41 ; iy. 403, T. Wa. D.
Wo. ; sends a mandate for Hugh,
abbat of Tewkesbury, to be blessed
by the bishop of Hereford, iy. 403,
Wo. ; giyes Cleeye church to Wor-
cester priory, iy. 403, 404; reco-
yers certain churches from B. de
Wiletone, iy. 404 ; goes to the La-
teran council in 1215, iy. 405, Wo. ;
made archbishop of York, i. 61 ;
iL 287 ; iiL 51 ; iy. 405, T. Wa.
D. Wo. ; see York, archbishops of.
Worcester, biBh<^ of :-
Silvester of Evesham, prior of Wor-
cester* L 62 ; iii. 51 ; iv. 405, T. D.
Wo. ; consecrated at Perugia by
Innocent m., L 62 ; iy. 405, T.
Wo. ; consecrates Hugh, bishop
of Hereford, iv. 406, Wo. ; at the
coronation of Henry IH., ii. 286;
iii. 48, Wa. D. ; induces W. of
Broadwas to resign the sub-priorsfaip
of Worcester, and to keep with him,
iv. 407, Wa; taxes the clerks of
the diocese, t6. ; dedicates Worces-
ter cathedral, L 63 ; iL 289 ; iv. 409,
T. Wa. Wo.; translates 8. Wul-
stan, L 63 ; ii. 289 ; iiL 52 ; iv. 409,
T. Wa. D. Wo.; his treatment of
S. Wulstan's relicks, iL 289, Wa.;
deforests Horwell and Ombresley
foresto, L 64; iv. 410, T. Wo.;
obtains a fidr for S. Wulstan's day,
iv. 410, Wo.; dies, L 63; ii. 289;
iii. 52, T. Wa. D. ; dies at Bamsey,
iv. 410, Wo. ; buried at Worcester,
iL 289 ; iv. 410, Wa. Wo. ; see the
list of priors.
William of Blois, archdeacon of Buck-
ingham, i. 63 ; iL 290 ; iiL 52 ; iv.
410, T. Wa. D. Wo. ; appointed by
the legate Gualo, iv. 410, Wo. ;
holds a synod at Worcester, L 65 ;
iv. 411, T. Wo. ; his examination
into the priory of Worcester, iv.
411, Wo.; attempts to remove the
prior, but £eu1s, ib, ; consecrates the
' new beUs, iv. 412 ; his quarrel
with Tewkesbury, L 65, T. ; appeals
against the Papal letter to the priory
of Worcester, iv. 414, Wo. ; gives
Dodderhill church to his nephew,
i6.; excommunicates three monks,
who are absolved by the arch-
bishop's order, t6. ; goes to Bome
against the prior of Worcester, L
66, T.; on his retom deposes the
prior, and puts in W. Norman, iv.
415, Wo. ; his cruelty, ib, ; sends
Miohael| archdeacon of Gloucester,
Jt vtf .
iia>Ex.
395
Worcester, bisbope of : — coni,
William of Blois — cont.
' to Borne against the prior, t&. ; his
suit with the priory, ih, ; lays the
fbandatioii of the new front of the
cathedral, £6. ; peace made between
him and the priory of Worcester,
tliiV)^^^ tfie^archbishop and others,
"i. 67 ; iv. 4l f, "T/ Wo. i midges W.
of Bedford prior, ih. ; witnesses
Magna Charta in 1225, L 281 , Bu. ;
excommunicates all engaged in the
toomament at Worcester, iy. 418,
Wo. ; restores the site of the clo-
thiers' -room, at the west of the
dmrch, to the priory, It. 419 ; ex-
commnnicates and then absolves
those who b^ke the cell at Est-
chnrche, 1. 68, T. ; jyersecates
Tewkesbury abont Marshfield, i.
71 ; celebrates a synod at Wor-
cester in 1229, L 73 ; takes off the
suspension of Marshfield, ih, \ con-
secrates an altar fbr the Dominicans
at Bristol in spite of the monks of
8. Jmae^Sf i. 78 ; refhses to admit
' the Tewkesbury monks to orders,
L 82 ; decides against Tewkesbury
in the soit about Fairford, ih, ; per-
secutes Tewkesbuiy, i 88 ; absolves
Tewkesbury and the late abbat
Peter, i 84 ; blesses Robert, abbat
of Tewkesbury, iy. 424, Wo. ;
makes peace with Tewkesbury, L
87, T. ; absoWes William Beau-
champ and others, L 88, 89 ; dis-
plays a bull against Tewkesbury, L
89 ; his interference in the quarrel
between the abbats of 8. Augus-
tine's, Bristol, and Coyentiy; L 90 ;
the quarrel with Malvern made up,
iy. 424, Wo. ; recdved by the prior
of Malvern, and preaches, t&. ; holds
a synod at Worcester, i. 90 ; iv.
425, T. Wo.; rec«ved at Great
Malvern, iv. 425, Wo. ; deposes
David, abbat of 8. Augustine's^
Bristol, i 98, T.; agrees to the
Worcester, bishops of: — cont,
VnUiam of Blois — cont
arrangement respecting S. Helen's,
Worcester, and the chapel of
Claines, iv. 426, Wo. ; his charter
respecting Bladington and Tarde-
bigge, iv. 427 ; gives the church
of Sudbury to the sacristy of Wor-
cester, i6. ; gives Bromsgrove to
Worcester, ih. ; admits a vicar on
the pr&entati6n of Worcester priory,
ih. ; lawsuit respecting Thombury
church before, 1. 97, T. ; dies, i.
253 ; ii. 317 ; iii. 144 ; iv. 83, 428,
Bu. Wa. D. O. W. Wo. ; dies at
Alvechurch, i. 101, T.; buried at
Worcester, ih.
Walter de Cantelupe, the pall sent to
archbishop Richard Grant by his
hands,' iii. 116, D. ; elected bishop,
L 101, 253 ; iv. 83, 428, T. Bu. O.
W. Wa ; W. Beauchamp does ho-
mage to, iv. 428, Wo.; witnesses
the confirmation of Magna Charta
in 1936, i. 103^, T. ; gOesto Rome,
and is made deacon and priest by
Pope Gregory IX., 1. 102 ; iv. 428,
T. Wo. ; goes to Rome, and is
confirmed by Gregory IX., iv. 83,
O. W. ; consecrated bishop by (ire-
gory rX., i. 104 ; ii. 317, T. Wa. ;
consecrated by Gregory IX., at
Viterbo, iv. 428, Wo. ; returns firom
Rome, L 105, T. ; returns with
Otho, ii. 317 ; iv. 83, Wa. W. ; his
enthronixation at Worcester, iii. 146 ;
iv. 428, D.Wo. ; visits Great Malvern,
and other religious houses of the
diocese, iv. 429, Wo. ; arrangement
with the bishop of Lichfield as to
Dudley, ih. ; his actions against P.
Saltmarsh and others, i6. ; visits
Great Malvern again, iv. 430 ;
arranges the feast of relicks at .8.
James's, Bristol, L 110, T. ; grants
days of relaxation to all visiting
certain altars at Tewkesbuiy, i. 1 1 1 ;
confirms the indulgences granted
996
INDEX
Worcester, bishops of :«-coiit
Walter de Cantelope— coii<.
by others there, i. 112 ; dedi-
cates Tewkesbury and other con-
ventual churches, L 112 ; iy. 430,
T. Wo. ; visits Gloucester, iv. 430,
Wo.; settlement of his suit with
P. Saltmarsb, ib, ; arbitrates In the
dispute between Grosseteste and his
chapter, iii. 149, D. ; obtMUS fix>m
the king fkirs and a mariset at
rarions places, iv. 431, Wo. ; holds
a synod at Worcester, iv. 432 ;
gives a rentcharge from loomb to
the almonry of Worcester, iv.
432; confirms tithes and pensions
to the sacristy, t6. ; consecrates
Peter bishop of Hereford, iv. 88,
432, O. Wo. ; reconciled with B.
Gumay, iv. 432, Wo. ; the heirs of
R. de Wiletone make peace with, ib.-,
goes to the council at llome, L 116 ;
iv. 482, T. Wo. ; goes into Bur-
gundy with the legate, liL 157, D. ;
returns with Richard of Gomwall,
i. 121, T. ; lands m Engkind, iv.
433, Wo. ; visits the abbey of Glou-
cester, t6. ; removes the prior and
others, ib.; visits S. Augustine's,
Bristol, ti6. ; visits other religious
houses, ib. ; holds an ordination at
S. Oswald's, Gloucester, iv. 434 ;
dedicates the church of Manhfield,
i. 123, T.; grants an indulgence
to all who repeat the Pater Noster
three times in the cemeteries of his
diocese, i. 124 ; tries to place a
vicar at Tewkesbury, and S. James's,
Bristol, i. 126 ; has the custody of
Great Malvern during the vacancy,
iv. 434, Wo. ; confirms the election
of John to Great Malvern, t6. ;
makes R. de Condicote prior of
Worcester at a conference at Flad-
buiy, i. 127, T. ; his agreement with
J. Poer, for an exchange of land
at Fladbury and Wichenford, iv.
435, Wo.; assents to the compo-
Woroester, bishops of :•
Walter de Cantelupe— coiif.
sition between Tewkesbury and the
rector of Cleeve, i. 134, T. ; deposes
Maurice archdeacon of Gloucester,
and appoints Wm. Lupus, iv. 436,
Wo. ; crosses to go to the council of
Lyons, ib,; returns to Worcester,
iv. 437 ; gives a mandate to the
bishop of Hereford to bless the
abbat of Winchcomb at Worcester,
iv. 438; obtuns the patronage of
Halford church, ib, ; makes peaoe
with the abbey of Evesham, iv.
439 ; consecrates Anian Ushop of
S. Asaph, ib, ; admonishes the abbat
of Tewkesbury to admit the procter
of Opiso, the Pope's nephew, to
Thombury, i. 138, T.; gives judg-
ment against Dunstable about Ken*-
worth and Oaddington, ilL 178, D. ;
his quarrel with William Beanchamp,
i. 139 ; iv. 439, T. Wo. ; his quarrd
with Worcester priory, iv. 439, Wo. }
opposes the Pope's grant of a 28rd
to Henry III., L 140, T. ; goes to
Lyons about the plea of vetitom
namium, ib,; goes to Lyons
against W. Beauchamp, iv. 440,
Wo.; excommunicates W. Bean-
champ, L 142 ; iv. 440, T. Wo. ;
sentence given in his &vonr, L
142 ; iv. 440, T. Wo. ; returns, t.
143 ; Iv. 440, T. Wo. ; is received
with a procession, iv. 440, Wo.;
anger of the king about the afbir,
i. 143, T. ; absolves W. Beauchamp,
L 145 ; iv. 440, T. Wo. ; the quarrel
settled, iv. 102, W. ; admitted into
favour by the king, iv. 440, Wo. ;
dedicates the church of Hayles, i.
146 ; iv, 440, T. Wo. ; his advice
about the debts of the abbey of
Gloucester, i. 146, T. ; compels the
monks in his diocese to live accord-
ing to his constitutions, i6. ; his in-
vestigation into the condition of
Tewkesbury, and their art to evade
INDEX.
397
WoTMtter, bisbops of :— «oii/.
Walter de Cantelape — eomt,
him, L 146, 147 ; holds a ijDod
at Worcester in 1852, i. 150,;
quarrels with his monks, t6. ; his
inquiry through the diocese into the
value of ecclesiastical property, ib, ;
Tisits Tewkesbury, i. 152 ; recovers
seisin of yetitum naminm firom
the king, iv. 441, 444, 445, Wo. ;
excommunicates the infractors of
Magna Charta, i. 80.5, 819, Bu.;
assists archbishop Boni&ce to bury
Grosseteste, i. 814 ; compels the
Black Monks to five according to
the constitutions of Gregory IX., i.
153, T. ; goes into Gascony with
Henry III., iv. 442, Wo. ; goes to
him with the queen, prince Edward,
and the archbishop, 1. 154, T. ; sent
by Henry III. for Eleanor of Castile,
iii. 188, D. ; returns, iv. 442, 448,
Wo.; letter to, from Rustand, the
Pope's chaplain, concerning the
crusade against Manfred, i. 350,
851, Bn. ; letter to, from Kustand,
appointing his deputies, i. 858 ;
qoarrels with the abbat of Glouces-
ter, i. 157, T.; consecrates Sewal
archbishop of York, iv. 444, Wo. ;
obtains from the king the right of
having estreats, i5.; recovers the right
to hold pleas of vetitum namium,
and W. de Beauchamp agrees, iv.
445, Wo. ; sworn kmg's counsellor,
i. 395, Bu. ; elected on the barons'
side at Oxford in 1258, i. 447 ;
sworn of the king's council, L 449 ;
one of the twenty-fbur, i. 450 ;
acts of the council confirmed be-
fore, i. 456 ; present at the dedica-
tion of Salisbury cathedral, i. 166,
T. ; meets Richard, king of Ger-
many at S. Omer, and forces him
to swear to the provisions of Ox-
ford, iv. 121, W.; is to be of the
council to act when the king is out
of England, i. 478, Bu. ; visited by
Worcester, bishops of : — cohL
Walter de Cantelnpe— con/,
archbishop Boniface, iv. 446, Wo. ;
present at the funeral of Richard de
Clare at Tewkesbory, i. 169, T.;
grants an indulgence to all praying
for his soul, ib,; present at the
interview at Gloucester between
prince Edward and the barons, iii.
228, D. ; summoned to Boulogne
by the legate, and ordered to ex-
communicate S. de Montfort, iv.
156, W. ; treatment of, by the
Cinque Forts, and their threats
on his return, iv. 156, 157 ; puts
his seal to the terms offered to
prince Edward, iv. 161 ; arbiter
between G. de Clare and S. de
Montfort, ii. 361, Wa. ; not at
the parliament at Winchester in
1265, H. 366 ; says mass for S.
de Montfort before the battle of
Evesham, iv. 168, O. ; dies, il 103,
872 ; iv. 180, 184, Wi. Wa. W. O. ;
dies at BlocUey, and is buried at
Worcester, iv. 453, Wo. ; would
have merited canonization but for
his dose adherence to S. de Mont-
fort, iv. 180, W.; had been sus-
pended by Ottoboni, and ordered
to go to Rome, iv. 455, 456, Wo.
Nicholas, archdeacon of Ely, made
chancellor by the barons, iv. 120,
W. ; removed by the king, iv.
129 ; elected bishop, il 104,372;
iv. 180, 185, 456, Wi. Wa. W. O.
Wo. ; one of the six elected by
the dictum of Kenilworth, ii. 372 ;
iii. 242, 248, Wa. D. ; consecrated,
ii. 104, 878 ; iv. 456, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
consecrated by archbishop Boniface,
iv. 190, W. ; translated to Winches-
ter, ii. 106, 375 ; iv. 214, 216, 458,
Wi. Wa. W. O. Wo.; see Win-
chester, bishops of.
Godfrey Giffard, chancellor, il 107,
875 ; iv. 214, 216, 458, Wi, Wa. W.
O. Wo. ; enthroned, iv, 220, W. ;
S98
nn>EX
Worcester, bishops of :
Godfrey Giffiud— eont
appropriates Grimlej and Hallow
to Worcester prioiy, iv. 458, Wo. ;
present at the consecration of John
le Breton, bishop of Hereford, ii.
376, Wa. ; bnries prior Richard of
Dnmbleton, iv. 462, Wo. ; goes to
meet prince Edward on his return,
ii. 1 15, 882 ; iv. 464, Wi. Wa. Wo. ;
yisited by archbishop Eolwarby, iv.
465, Wo. ; consecrates John de
Chishnll bishop of London, iv. 257,
W. ; his champion beats the cham-
pion of P. of Stoke for Henbnry
bailiwick, iv. 467, Wo. ; places the
first stone of the pavement of Wor-
cester, iv. 479; visits Great Mal-
vern, iv. 484 ; four monks of Great
Malvern go to, at Kempsey against
the prior, ib, ; deposes the prior, ib. ;
vimts the convent of Worcester, t6. ;
blesses the abbats of Tewkesbury
and Winchcomb, iv. 485 ; land at
Knightwick given to, not to visit
Great Malvern, iv. 488 ; blesses
John of Jumi^ges, abbat of Gloa-
eester, iv. 489; visits Worcester,
ib. ; buries B. of Feckenham,' prior
of Worcester, iv. 498 ; enters the
chapter house, and the suit about
Sedgebeirow is postponed, t6. ;
buries Robert Mortimer, ib, ; visita-
tion of Worcester priory, iv. 494 ;
holds an ordination at Westbury,
iv. 495 ; allows the precentor to be
expelled from the chancel, ib, ;
attempts to join the churches of his
manors to the prebends of West-
bury, iv. 496 ; appeal as to the
rights of the priory against him
while recoving the profession of the
monks, ib,; account of his entry
into the chapter house, and con-
versation, ib,; the appeal renewed
by the prior, ib, ; account of its
progress, iv. 497 ; concedes that all
the spiritaalities be, as before the |
Worcester, bishops of :•
Godfrey Gi£Bud— coi»f.
expulsion of the prior at WestbuTf ,
ib. ; gives up the temporalities at
Alston, ib. ; holds an ordination at
Bromsgrove, but does not pennit
the precentor to exercise his office,
iv. 498; robbed of 200 marks at
Bredon, ib.; extorts the chapel of
Grafton fttmi the priory, ib. ; boll
against the annexation of the
churdies to the prebends of Weat-
bury, ib.; allows W. de Foer to
take a second wife, iv. 499 ; brings
letters firom the king and queen
and others respecting the Westbury
prebends, iv. 500 ; reads the king's
confirmation of six camcates at
Wasthulle and Cooctone (Cougfa-
ton ?) acquired for the see, i5. ;
recdves the king with a prooesBion,
ib. ; letter of the archbishop to, on
bdialf of the Franciscans against the
priory, iv. 501 ; taxed at 500marka
in die affiur of the foresters, ib. ; the
question of the Westbury prebends
heard before the king in council,
ib. ; receives letters ttom the arch-
bishop about the burial of H. Poche,
iv. 502; holds an inquiry on the
wish of the deceased, and the sup-
posed injury to the friars, iv. 503 ;
visits the priory with 140 horses,
iv. 508, 504; departs in anger, in
consequence of the refusal of the
priory to his scheme respecting
the Westbury prebends, iv. 504;
orders W., the penitentiary, and H.
de Camera to give tilie ashes on
Ash Wednesday to the people, ib, ;
letters patent sent to the convent,
against which they appeal, ib. ;
letter of the priory against him,
iv. 605 ; writes to the priory to say
he will come and treat with them,
and comes, ib. ; revokes his statutes
through the mediation of R. Burael,
ib. ; arrangement with G. de Clare
INDBX.
899
WoTcester, bishops of :*
Godfbey Giffiud— ^vrnt
veqpectiiig the Malyem foss, t&. ;
deer to be giyen to, annually by G.
de Clare, ib. ; quashes the statutes
against the priory in the presence
of B. Bomel, ib,} grants to the
priory inunnnity from scutage from
Ctttsden and Lawame, It. 506 ; this
confirmed by Edward L, i&.; ob-
tains a bull against the priory, ib, ;
purifies the cathedral after blood-
shed, iy. 510; celebrates for the
king at Worcester, iy. 516 ; his
illness at Hartlebury, iy. 518 ; giyes
Kempeey to Thomas of Stoke, and
Tredington to John dlCyreox, iy.
528 ; makes Walter Burdnn arch-
deacon of Gloucester, ib, ; progress
of the matter of the Westbnry pre-
bends, 1*6.; buries G. de Clare at
Tewkesbury, iy. 524 ; makes S. de
Wyre prior of Worcester, iy. 527 ;
present at his installation banquet,
iy. 528 ; directs the priory to stay
the execution of the archbishop's
mandate of excommunication of all
who had seized the property of the
clergy, iy. 588; decides upon bis
burial place in the cathedral, iy. 584 ;
makes John of Dumbleton prior of
Little Malyem, iy. 542 ; sends his
officials to yisit the prior and chap-
ter of Worcester, iy. 545, 546;
makes William of the Mills prior of
little Malyem, iy. 548 ; yisit of the
archbishop to, while ill at Wyke,
ib, ; charges against, at Malyem by
William of Gloucester, iy. 550;
appropriates Dodderhill to Worces-
ter priory, iy. 550, 551 ; dies, iy.
551 ; buried in the cathedral by the
bishop of Llandaff, ib,
John de S. Germane, elected, ib, ; his
reception by the king, ib, ; his un-
willingness to accept the see, ib, ;
the archbishop puts off the con-
firmation, ib,; resigns before the
Worcester, bishops of : — c<mL
John de 8. Grermano— co<it
Pope, iy. 554 ; account of his expe-
dition to Rome, and resignation, iy.
555; loss to die church of Wor-
cester in consequence, ib,
William of Gainsborough, appointed
by Boni&ce Vin., iy. 554, 555 ;
his consecration, iy. 555 ; enthroned,
iy. 556; the priory refuse to pay
the expenses of the enthronization,
ib, ; buries John of Jumi^ges, abbat
of Gloucester, iy. 559.
Thomas of Cobham, iy. 848, O.
archdeacons of :
Godfrey, dies, i. 50; iy. 882, T.
Wo.
Simon Luyel (or Lunes), L 50; iy.
882, T. Wo.
John de Brancestre, dies, L 64 ; iy.
410, T. Wo.
William Scot, i. 68 ; iy. 410, T. Wo.;
elected bishop of Durham, i. 69 ;
iii. 104, 109; iy. 67, 419, T. D. O.
Wo.; objections to him, iii. 104,
D. ; refused by the king, L 69 ; iii.
109 ; iy. 419, T. D. Wo.; goes to
Rome, iii. 104, D. ; the election
quashed, i. 70 ; iii. 109 ; iy. 69,
T. D. O. W. ; arbitrator in the
quarrel between bishop Grosseteste
and his chapter, iii. 149, D. ; dies,
i. 129 ; iy. 435, T. Wo.
Vincent of Abergayenny, parson of
Blockley, installs B. de Condicote
prior of Worcester, L 127, T. ;
made arohdeacon, i. 129 ; iy. 435,
T. Wo. ; installed by the sub-prior
of Worcester, iy. 435, Wo.; re-
signs, iy. 444.
Robert de Esthall, ib.
The gift of the arohdeaconry by the
bishop to [R. de Hengham] re-
called, iy. 496.
Francis, cardinal of S. Lucia in Sili-
cia, his proctor installed by Nigel
le Waleys, ib, ; the arohdeaconry in
his possession, iy. 502 ; letter from
400
INDKX.
Worcester, archdeacons of : -^ont.
Francis — cent,
Rome respecting a lease of the
archdeaconry, i6. ; his official orders
the prior to giTe up the bodj of
H. Poche, iv. 504.
A lease of the archdeaconry received
by the priory for five years, iv. 532.
priors of :
Winsin, priest of S. Helen's, Worcester,
iv. 868, Wo.
Thomas, dies, iv. 375.
David, deposed, i. 46, T.
Osbem, ib.
Ralph of Bedford, dies, i. 54 ; iv. 386,
T.Wo.
Senatus, i. 54; iv. 386, T. Wo.;
resigns, iv. 388, Wo. ; dies, i. 58 ;
iv. 395, T. Wo.
Peter, iv. 889, Wo. ; deposed, iv. 392 ;
dies, ib,
Ralph of Evesham, goes to Rome
for S. Wulstan's canonization, iv.
391 ; made prior, iv. 392 ; agree-
ment with the parson of Lindridge,
iv. 394 ; obtains a charter from
John with respect to four manors,
iv. 395 ; obtains lauds of Hugh of
Knighton, iv. 397 ; makes a new
assise in leases, and gives an annual
rentcharge to the infirmary from
these lands, iv. 400; made official
by the archbishop, iv. 401 ; elected
bishop of Worcester, but the elec-
tion set aside by the legate, iv. 402 ;
renounces his election to Worcester,
iv. 403 ; made abbat of Evesham,
i. 61; iv. 403, T.Wo.
Silvester, i. 61 ; iv. 403, 404, T. Wo. ;
goes to the Lateran council, iv.
405 ; returns, ib, ; made bishop of
Worcester, i. 62 ; iii. 51 ; iv.
405, T. D. Wo. ; see the list of
bishopi.
Simon Punnie, i. 62 ; iv. 407, T. Wo. ;
receives the homage of H., for cer-
tain binds, iv. 41 1, Wo. ; attempts of
the bishop to deprive him, ib, ; ap-
Worcester, priors of: — comt,
Simon Punnie — eomt.
peals and nothing is done, Ut. ; goes
to Rome against the bishop in
defence of the Papal privilege, iv.
414; nspended by the Pope for
false letters, ib. ; the bishop goes
to Rome against, i. 66, T. ; deposed
by the bishop on his return, iv. 415,
Wo. ; absolved, ib. ; ezcommun'-
cated again, appeals and goes to
Rome, ib. ; the archdeacon of Glou-
cester sent against him, ib.; die?,
i. 67 ; iv. 415, T. Wo.
WilUam Norman, prior of Malvern^
put in by the bishop against the
will of the priory, iv. 415, Wo. ;
his suit with the priory, ib.
William of Bedfoid, prior of Tyne-
mouth, i. 67, T. ; put in by the
bishop, iv. 417, Wo.; his agreement
with the rector of Bredon concern-
ing tithes, iv. 417, 418; builds a
new house, iv. 418 ; gives a subsidy
for the war to the king, iv. 42S ;
present at the second funeral of
king John, i. 84, T. ; dies, i. 127 ;
iv. 434, T. Wo.
Richard de Condicote, the sacrist, i.
127 ; iv. 434, T. Wo. ; appointed
by the bishop, and inst^ed by
Vincent, parson of Blockley, L 127,
T. ; gives a cap to the king and
queen on the marriage of Richard
of ComwaU, iv. 435, Wo. ; dies,
iv. 441.
The custody during the vacancy re-
mains in the hands of the subprior
and cellerar, ib. ; opinion of the
king on this, ib.
Thomas, sub-prior, sent by the bishop
of Worcester to examine Tewkes-
bury, i. 146, T. ; prior, i. 150; iv.
441, T. Wo. ; had been thirty two
years sub-prior, iv. 441, Wo. ; in-
stalls Hugh de Cantelupe, arch-
deacon of Gloucester, iv. 443, Wo. ;
dies, iv. 446.
INDEX.
401
Worcester, priors of : — cont.
The custody during the vacancy re-
mains in the hands of the snbprior
and ceUerar, iv. 446.
Richard of Dumbleton, cellerar, iv.
446 ; dies, and is buried by the
bishop in the cloister, iv. 462.
William of Cirencester, sacrist, ib.;
dies, iy. 466.
Richard of Feckenham, iv. 467 ; his
« . settlement with W. Beauchamp, earl
of Warwick, iv. 472 ; his conduct in
the action respecting Bromsgrove
church, iv. 479 ; his suit respecting
the advowson of Grafton chapel, iv.
481 ; the advowson adjudged to
him, ib, ; dies, iv. 492 ; buried by
bishop Qodfrey in the cathedral,
iv. 493.
Philip Aubin, sub-prior, ib. ; puts off
the suit with . the bishop about
Sedgeberrow, ib, ; obtains seisin of
a tenement at Overbury and Ted-
dington of Walter de Bosco, iv.
494; sleeps at the mill there, ib,;
receives seisin of the land of Alan
and John at Broadwas, ib,; op-
poses the bishop on his entry into
the chapter house, iv. 496 ; renews
the appeal, ib, ; his answer to the
bishop, iv. 497 ; taxed at 200 marks
in the business of the foresters, iv.
501 ; presents John Gunni to the
bishop for All Swots', Worcester,
iv. 502 ; insulted by the foresters,
iv. 503; receives the bishop, but
appeals against the junction of the
churches and the Westbury pre-
bends, iv. 504 ; ordered on pain of
suspension by the archdeacon's offi-
cial to give up the body of H. Poche
to the Franciscans, ib. ; preaches to
the convent on Ash Wednesday in
the chapter house, while the bishop
orders two others to give the ashes
to the people, ib. ; afterwards
blesses the ashes and gives them
to the convent, ib, ; made keeper
VOL. V.
Worcester, priors of : — cont,
Philip Aubin — cont,
of the obventions for the Holy
Land for Lichfield and Worces-
ter dioceses, iv. 507 ; celebrates
for the king, iv. 517; present
at the king's prayer at S. Wul-
stan's shrine, iv. 521 ; dies, iv. 527 ;
buried by the abbat of Evesham,
ib,
Simon de Wyre, precentor, goes to
Rome, iv. 483 ; made prior by the
bishop, iv. 527 ; installed by the
archdeacon's official, iv. 528 ; his
installation banquet, ib,; receives
the profession of four monks, iv.
534 ; his grove at Wolverley di-
vided from the royal forest, iv.
535, 545 ; suits respecting a tene-
ment in Stoke, &c., iv. 541 ; suit
with John of Bishampton respect-
ing a watercourse, t6. ; absolves
John of Bradenestok, iv. 543 ; visit
of the archbishop to, iv. 548 ; royal
charter in his possession respecting
the perambulation of the forests
read in publick, iv. 548 ; resigns,
iv. 550.
John de Wyke, profession of, iv. 473 ;
sub-prior, is made prior, iv. 5.50;
visits the archbishop and summons
the neighbours on his installation,
ib,; his introduction into Dodder-
* hill, iv. 551 ; goes to visit the
neighbouring monasteries while the
see ib vacant, ib, ; opposition of
Tewkesbury, Gloucester, Winch-
comb, and Cirencester, ib.
Worcester, deans of:
Roger Dod, dies, iv. 395.
Reginald, parson of S. Andrew's,
Worcester, iv. 411.
lUchard, parson of S. Martin's, ib, ;
dies, iv. 418.
Robert, Tibberton given to, ib,
H., S. Andrew's, Worcester, given to,
iv. 447.
C C
4f02
INDEX.
Worcester, deans of— <;ofi/.
the dean in 1297, denounces and ex-
communicates all who had seized
the property of the clergy, iv.
533.
monks of:
Abel, sacrist, dies, iv. 394.
Adam Amisii, dies, iy. 410.
Aemalis, the chamberlain, dies, iv.
437.
Bartholomew, dies, iv. 419.
Coleman, chaplain, dies, iv. 375.
Emald de Beverbum, iv. 411.
Geoffrey, opposes the bishop's official
and another in their attempt to visit
the priory, iv. 545.
Henry Fouke, profession of, iv. 554.
Hilary, dies, iv. 415.
John of Dumbleton, made prior of
Little Malvern by bishop Giffiard,
iv. 542.
John of Gloucester, sees mock suns,
iv. 408.
John de Harleye, iv. 473 ; obtains an
indulgence for the souls of his
father and another, iv. 480 ; pittance
sent to the priory from J. de
Jumi^es by, iv. 489.
John de Newentone, dies, iv. 418.
John Poher, dies, iv. 412.
John de S. Gennano ; see Worcester,
bishops of.
Marmadoke, iv. 534.
Maurice, elected abbat of Alcester, jv.
407.
Nicholas of Norton, sacrist, iv. 480 ;
places new pictures in the church,
iv. 510 ; commission given to, by the
bishop to visit the priory, iv. 546.
Nicholas of Powyk, dies, iv. 410.
Osbert, sacrist, iv.414 ; dies, iv. 415.
Peter, the cellerar, the lease of Sedge-
berrow given to, iv. 423.
Richard de Brethene, dies, iv. 41 1.
Richard Frend, cook, dies, iv. 557.
Richard de Grimley, porter, iv. 411.
Richard de S. Martin, junior sab-prior,
dies, iv. 412.
Worcester, monks of z—conL
Robert de Waltone, chamberlain, iv.
. 411 ; has a cope for H.'s homage,
1*6.
Roger of Bath, cellerar, iv. 411.
Stephen de Wittone, appeals against
the bishop of Worcester to the
Pope, and to Canterbury for pro-
tection, iv. 496.
lliomas, returns from Rome after six
years uselessly spent there, iy.
512.
Thomas de Erdintone ; see Erdintone,
Thomas de.
Thomas of Sedgeberrow, goes to
Rome, iv. 528 ; dies there, iv. 543 ;
buried among the Dominicans at
Anagni, ib,; Henry de Newinton
appointed proctor for his books,
&c., ib,
Thomas de Wiche, precentor, pre-
vented from summoning the candi-
dates, and expelled from the chancel
at an ordination of Westbuiy, iv.
495 ; his appeal, tb, ; not allowed
by the bishop to exercise his office
at Bromsgrove, iv. 498.
Walter of Broadwas, goes to Rome
for S. Wulstan's canonization, iv.
391.
William of Broadwas, sub-prior, elected
abbat of Alcester, but refuses, iv.
407 ; resigns .his office of sub-prior
at the request of the bishop, ib.;
his illness, ib, ; made sacrist, iv.
410, 4] 1 ; makes the new bells, iv.
412 ; deposed, iv. 414.
William of Cirencester, iv. 426.
W. de Eport, sacrist, dies, iv. 412.
William of the Mills ; see 2£ll6, Wil-
liam of the.
William of Stoke, made abbat of
Sherbom, iv. 386.
Wulstan, made abbat of Gloucester,
iv. 372.
a monk of, poisons king John, ill.
458, Be.
INDEX.
403
Worcester, abbats blessed at, and make
presents to the sacrist and convent :
William, abbat of Gloucester, iv.
876.
Fromond of Tewkesbury, iv. 380.
T. Carbonel of Gloucester, iv. 884.
Crispin of Winchoomb, ib,
Robert of Tewkesbury, Iy. 885.
Anselm of Fershore, iv. 389.
Gervase of Fershore, iv. 392.
Hugh of Tewkesbury, iv. 403.
Thomas of Winchcomb, iv. 413.
Thomas de Bredone of Gloucester, iv.
416.
Henry de Bampton of Cirencester, iv.
421.
Robert of Tewkesbury, iv. 424.
abbat of Hales, t^.
Henry of Winchcomb, ib,
Bartholomew of Alcester, ib.
Roger of Fershore, iv. 425, 426.
William of Bristol, ib,
William Long of Bristol, iv. 433.
Walter and John of Gloucester, iv.
435.
John of Winchcomb, iv. 438.
Thomas of Eempsey of Tewkesbury,
iv. 484, 485.
Walter de Wikwane of Winchcomb,
ib.
John of Jumi^ges of Gloucester, iv.
489.
William de Leya of Fershore, iv.
500.
John Thoky of Gloucester, iv. 559.
Worcester, All Saints, parsons of:
William of Warminster, iv. 495.
John Gunni, presented by the king
during Hugh Mortimer's minority,
iv. 502.
— S, Andrew's, ^ven to Simon de
Waltone, iv. 411.
Reginald, parson of, t6.
Richard of Coventry, iv. 428.
Sampson, iv. 431.
J., iv. 444.
H., dean of Worcester, iv. 447.
William of Winchcomb, iv. 487.
Worcester, S. Clement's, given to R. of
Cotheridge, iv. 430.
to A., iv. 434.
F., chaplain, iv. 435.
J., chaplain, iv. 441.
Henry of Hereford, chaplain, iv. 542.
— — Franciscan church, William de
Beanchamp, earl of Warwick, buried
in, iv. 537 ; Guy, earl of Warwick,
buries his mother in, iv. 549.
S. Helen's, jurisdiction of, given up
to the bishop, iv. 426; a portion re-
mains for the use of the priory, iv. 427 ;
Michael Grimley, rector, agrees to this,
iv. 426 ; dies, iv. 427.
S. Martin's, parsons of:
Richard, iv. 411.
Cuman de Crema, iv. 418 ; see Crema.
Walter of Eempsey, iv. 511.
S. Oswald's, the church left un-
finished by William of the Mills, iv.
528.
S. Swithun's, given to John, chap-
lain, iv. 432.
Feter de la Flager, iv. 481.
Robert Feet, iv. 492.
Henry de la Lee, ii. 530.
— — Whiston ; see Whiston.
S. Wulstan's hospital, a pugilist
takes the habit in, iv. 413, 414 ; agree-
ment with the priory respecting the
tithes of Chadwick, iv. 433; Walter,
preceptor of the brethren of, dies, iv.
536.
Worcester, Fhilip of, messenger of John
to Innocent HI., i. 218, Bu.
Worms, marriage of Frederick II. and
princess Isabella at, i. 98, T. ; assembly
of German nobles at, under Richard, king
of Germany, iv. 223, W.
Worthing, land in, confirmed to Dunstable,
iii. 96, D. ; suit against Dunstable re-
specting, iii. 212.
Wotton, Walter of, 40«. annually paid to,
by DunstablCy for confirmations obtained,
iiL 282, D. ; proctor in the case of the
payment of the 15th in 1283, iii. 305.
cc 2
404
niDEX.
Wran, Simon, oath of, respecting the privi-
leges of the prior of Dunstable, iiL4lS,D.
Wrech, castle of, R. de Roos deprived of,
L 337, Bu.
Wreck, quit-claimed by Richard L through
his dominions, iii. 26, D.
Wribbenhall (Wurbenli, Wrbehale), ho-
mage done to Worcester priory for, by
Roger Mortimer, iv. 392, Wo. ; by Hugh
Mortimer, iv. 405 ; the land taken into
his own hands by Hugh Mortimer, ib.
Writtle (Writel) church, given by Stephen
to Bermondsey, iii. 437, Be.
Wrozeter, incantation at Bilbury near,
iv. 495, Wo.
Wroxhulle, Philip de, sets on Christiana
Mustard to appeal about her husband's
death, iii. 308, D. ; serves on a jury, iii.
381.
Wrthe (Worthy?), Richard of, a ihief,
hanged at Cranboume, i. 511, T.
Wulfheat, subscribes the foundation charter
of Burton abbey, i. 184, Bu.
Wulfhere, king of Mercia, ii. 5, WL ; his
gifts to Peterborough, ii. 153, Wa.
Wulfiioth, brother of Harold, kept in prison
on the death of William L, ii. 35, Wi.
Wulfric, Edmund, son of, ill. 437, Be.
Wulfric, son of Leofwine, killed at Ipswich,
ii. 172, Wa.
Wulfstan, S. (Wulstan, Wlstan) ; ««e Wor-
cester, bishops of.
— abbat of Gloucester ; see Gloucester,
abbats of.
his death to be celebrated by Wor-
Wykes, Edith de, dies, iv. 230, W.
— '^— John de, profession of, iv. 295.
John de, prior of Worcester ; §ee
Worcester, priors of.
Robert de, dies, iv. 96, W.
Thomas de, takes the habit at
cester priory, iv. 647, Wo. ; his gifts to
it, ib.
Wycombe, the justices itinerant at, in 1248,
i. 137, T. ; in 1285, iii. 823, D.
Wye, the (Waia), nearly dried up, in 1213,
iv. 401, Wo.
Wyght, Thomas, agreement with the prior
of Bermondsey, respecting Stephen Bur-
ton's lands, iii. 482, Be.
Wyke, tithes of the manor of, confirmed
to Tewkesbury, i. 149, T. ; surrendered
to bishop Aymer by the monks of Win-
chester, ii. 96, Wi.
Osney, iv. 292.
Wyleby, Robert de, joins Gilbert de dare
and goes to London, iv. 199, W. ; par-
doned, iv. 206.
Wymale, Nicholas de, serves on a ivaj,
]iLS19,D.
Wymarc de Campo Amulfi, suit of, against
Tewkesbury, L 109, T.
Wymarc, Simon, wood bought of, by Dun-
stable, iii. 249, D.
Wymington (Wimetone), parson of, agree-
ment of, as to certain tithes with Dun-
stable, iii. 104, D.
Wymme, Hugh de, killed at Caeimartheny
i. 166, T.
Wymondham, Thomas of, appointed, in
1259, to sell the wardships, i. 477, Bu.
Walter of, justice at Dunstable in
1283, iii. 303, D. ; the proceedings not
registered, ib.
Wymondley Parva(Wilemundele), Richard
de Waldia made prior of, liL 175, D.
Wymund, Simon, suit against, iii. 303,
D.
— — • William, a theft from, i. 515, T.
Wynetone, Simon de, clerk of the bishop
of Worcester, iv. 651, Wo.
Wynnn, Hugh de, five marks paid to, by
Dunstable for trespass in Brogborongh
park, iii. 171, D.
Wytton, Richard de, official of the diocese
of Lichfield, letter of archbishop Boni-
&ce to, ordering him to give up his seal,
roll, &c. to the new bishop Roger de
Meuleng, i. 381, Bu. ; his severe inquiry
into the diocese during the vacancy, i.
382 ; articles of the inquiry, ib.
Wyville (Wyawilla, Wyvile), John de,
justice itinerant at Derby in 1267, iii.
206, D.
Ralph de, grant to, by Worcester
priory, iv. 542, Wo.
INDEX.
405
Y.
Tarmoath (Gememutha), Richard of
Cornwall sails to Germany fhmi, i. 393 ;
iii. 803, Bo. D. ; injuries done by the sea
in 1286, iy. 493, Wo. ; in 1287, iv. 818,
495, O. W. Wo.
Tate (Giate), advowson of, recovered by
bishop W. de Grey, iv. 404, Wo. ;
manor of, retained by R. de Weletone,
ih.
Ylnm, value of the chorch of, i. 867, Bo.
Tmor, Roger, killed by the three sons of
Gestin, L 12, M.
Ynge, William ; see Hynge, William.
York, Sevems dies at, ii. 136, Wa. ; taken
by Egbert, ii. 7, Wi. ; taken by William
I., ii. 27 ; taken* by Biom, ii. 28 ;
slaoghter of the Normans at, iv. 9, O.
W. ; shinghter of the Jews at, in 1190,
iv. 44, W. ; Henry III. and queen
Eleanor at, in 1255, i. 837, Bn.$ the
citizens quarrel with those of Winches-
ter respecting ^e part of David's body
to be sent them, ii. 400, Wa. ; justices
itinerant at, in 1293, iii. 877, D. ; their
severity, ib.
' see of, subject to Canterbory, iv.
364, Wo.
archbishops of:
Radiochenus, flies into Wales, iv. 863,
Wo.
S. Augustine, said to have been arch-
bishop, iv. 364.
S. Faulinua, iii. 7, D. ; baptizes Ead-
wine, ii. 151, Wa.
8. WiliHd, (bishop), ii. 152, Wa. ;
goes to France to be ordained, iii.
8, D. ; his exile and labours, ib, ;
made bishop of Leicester, t6. ;
returns to York, iii. 9; his vision
of Egfrid's death, ii. 153, Wa.;
dies, ii. 154; iu. 9, Wa. D.; bis
relicks translated to Canterbury, ii.
165, Wa.
YoriE, archbishops of : — cont.
S. Chad, consecrated by Wina, iii. 6,
D.
Wulstan, dies, iv. 367, Wo.
Oswald, S. ; «ee Worcester, bishops of.
Aldulf (Eadttlf), abbat of Peterbo-
rough, iv. 370, Wo. ; dies, ii. 170,
Wa.
Wulstan II., subscribes the foundation
charter of Burton abbey, i. 183,
Bu. ; dies, ii. 178, Wa.
JElfric, ib.
Einsy (Cinsig), dies, ii. 187.
Aldred(Adelred), bishop of Hereford,
u. 28, 187, Wi. Wa.; crowns WU-
liam I., ii. 189 ; iii. 424 ; iv. 6, 7, 9,
Wa. Be. O. W. ; consecrates Matilda,
queen of William I., ii. 27 ; iii.
424 ; iv. 9, Wi. Be. O. ; excom-
municates William I., ii. 28, Wi. ;
dies, ii. 28 ; iv. 9, 372, Wi. O. W.
Wo.
Thomas, i. 43 ; ii. 29 ; iv. 9, T. Wi.
O. W. ; goes to Lanfranc for con-
secration, ii 30, Wi.j arrangement
about the limits of the see, ib. ; at
the consecration of William II.,
iii. 426, Be. ; consecrates Anselm
archbishop of Canterbury, iv. 373,
Wo.; quarrels with the bishop of
Lincoln as to sntgection, ii. 37, Wi. ;
forbids him to» be consecrated by
Anselm, ib. ; two abbeys given to,
in exchange for jurisdiction over
Lincoln, ib. ; crowns Henry I., iii.
429, Be. ; crowns Matilda, iv. 374,
Wo. ; dies, i. 7 ; ii. 40, 209 ; iv. 13,
M. Wi. Wa. O. ; his character, ii.
41, WL
Gerard, bishop of Hereford, it. 209 ;
iv. 13, Wa. O. ; crowns Henry I.,
iv. 14, O. ; sent by Henry I. to
Rome against 8. Anselm, ii. 41,
Wi. ; refusal of bishop W. Giflbrd
of Winchester to be consecrated
by him, iv. 374, Wo. ; dies, i. 9, 10 ;
ii. 43, 213 ; iv. 16, 37.5, M. Wi. Wa.
O. W. Wo.
406
INDEX.
Ifork, orohbishopfl of :^-cofit
Thomas 11., i. 10 ; ii. 43, 218 ; lY. 16,
875, M. Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo. ; C50n-
secrated by Kchard bishop of Lon-
don, It. 875, Wo. ; dies, iL 44, 215 ;
iv. 16, 876, Wi. Wa. O. W. Wo.
Thnntan, i. 9; iL 44, 215; iiL 14;
iv. 16, 376, M. Wi, Wa. D. O. W.
Wo.; his quarrel with the arch-
bishop of Canterbm^ respecting his
consecration, ii. 45 ; iii. 431, Wi.
Be. ; retoms from Borne, iL 45 ; It.
376, Wi. Wo. ; consecrated at the
council of Bheims by Calixtos IL,
ii. 45, 217 ; iv. 377, WL Wa. Wo. ;
his return prohibited by Henry L,
ii. 217, Wa. ; goes towards Borne
with the Pope, ib, ; reconciled with
Henry I. and returns, iL 218 ; goes
to Borne, ii. 219 ; at the council
in London, ii. 221 ; raises the
Northern nobles against the Scots,
ii. 227 ; defeats David of Scotland
at the battle of the Standard, iii.
15, D. ; dies, L 46 ; ii. 52, 228 ; iv.
23, T. Wi. Wa. O.
S. William, ii. 228; iii. 15; iv. 29,
Wa. D. O. W. ; driven from his see,
ii. 54 J iv. 379, Wi. Wo. ; kindly
received by bishop Henry of Blois,
ii. 54, WL; lives with the Winches-
ter monks, t&.; deposed by Eugenius
in., but restored by Anastasins,
rV., ii. 236 ; iiL 16, Wa. D.; re-
stored through the mediation of
Henry of Blois, ii. 55, WI. ; poisoned
on his return, iL 55, 286 ; iv. 879,
WL Wa. Wo. ; dies, i. 48 ; iv. 29,
T. 0. W.
Henry Murdac, iL 238 ; iv. 23, Wa.
O. ; dies, L 47 ; ii. 235, 236 ; iiL
16 J iv. 29, T. Wa. D. O. W.
Boger of Font TEvdque, archdeacon
of Canterbury, L 48; ii. 236; iii.
17 ; iv. 29, T. Wa. D. O. W. ; con-
secrated by archbishop Theobald,
iii. 17, D. ; at the consecration of
Henry n., ibr, at the council of |
York, archbishops of :•— coHt
Boger of Pont HBvdqne— coiU.
ToDiB, liL 18 ; goes to the Pope
against archbishop Thomas Becket,
iL 58 ; iv. 381, WL Wo. ; crowns
the young king Henry, L 16; iL 60;
iii. 443 ; iv. 34, 882, M. WL Be.
O. W. Wo.; suspended by ardi-
bishop Thomas in consequence, iL
60; iv. 382, ^Vl. Wo. ; his quttrel
at the council at Westminster with
archbishop Bichard as to prece-
dence, iv. 383, Wo.; dies, L 52;
ii. 62, 242 ; iii. 22 ; iv. 39, 384, T.
WL Wa. D. O. Wo.
Geoffiiey Plantagenet, bishop elect of
lincoln; see Lincoln, bishops of;
archbishop, i. 20 ; ii. 246 ; iv. 42,
386, M. Wa. O. Wo. ; consecrated
at Tours, iv. 887, Wo., by the
archbishop of Tours, ii. 247, Wa. ;
lands at Dover, iv. 387, Wo.; seized
by Longehamp in S. Martin's, Can-
terbury, and imprisoned, L 21 ; iL
247, M. Wa. ; seixed on his lan^ng
by the wife of the constable of
Dover, iv. 45, O.; released soon
afterwards, ib,; leaves England, L
21, M. ; reconciled with Bichard I.,
L 192 ; iL 67, Bu. Wi. ; his abuse
of Bichard I., because he dispos-
sessed him of his see, L 192, Bu. ;
makes peace with his canons, iv.
50, O. ; refuses to agree to the
thirteenth demanded by John, iL
259; iv. 52, 396, Wa. O. Wo.;
disseised and banished by John in
consequence, iL 259 ; iv. 395, Wa.
Wo. ; goes into exile, iii. 31 ; iv.
52, D. O. ; his property confiscated
by John, iL 259 ; iv. 52, Wa. O. ;
dies, L 32, 60; iL 267 ; iv. 55, 401,
M. T. Wa. O. Wo.
Simon Langton, elected, bnt quashed,
iii. 51, D.
Walter de Grey, bishop of Worcester,
L 61 ; ii. 287 ; iii. 51 ; iv. 405, T.
Wa. D. Wo.; consecrates Bichard
INDEX.
407
York, archbishops of i—cont,
Walter de Grey — cont.
liarsh bishop of Durham, ii. 288 ;
iy. 408, Wa. Wo.; seals the con-
firmation of Magna Charta in 1218,
il. 290, Wa.; reasons for Ms absence
from the second coronation of Henry
HL, iii. 57, D. ; receiyed with his
cross erect by the dean and chapter
of Lincoln, iiL 62 ; excommuni-
cates the earl of Albemarle, iiL 64;
takes him prisoner at Fountains
abbey, ib. ; discussion with Ste-
phen Langton about his cross, iii.
77 ; goes to Britanny to obtain
the daughter of Feter Mauderc
for Henry m., iv. 420, Wo. ; his
fruitless endeavours for a treaty
with Peter Manclerc, iii. 103, D. ;
William Scot, elect of Durham, ap-
peals to Rome from his decision,
iii. 104 ; expels the prior of S.
Oswald's, Gloucester, i. 78, T. ;
letter of Pope Gregory IX. to> re-
specting the treatment of his bulls,
messengers, &c., L 289, Bu.; at the
council of London under Otho in
1237, i. 105, 253, 254 ; iL 318 ; iii.
146, T. Bu. Wa. D.; sits on Otho's
left hand, iii. 146, D. ; requests Otho
that the grieyances of the clergy be
corrected by the king, 1. 254, Bxl ;
consecrates N. de Famham bishop
of Durham at Gloucester, i. 118;
iv. 88, 89, T. W. O. j left in charge
of the kingdom during the king's
absence in 1242, iii. 159, D. ; mar-
ries Bichard of Cornwall and
Sanchia of Provence, ii. 330, Wa. ;
restores to S. Oswald's, Glouces-
ter, some benefices which he had
kept, i. 146, T. ; marries princess
Margaret and Alexander IIL of
Scotland, ib, ; at the parliament at
Westminster in 1252, i. 305, Bu. ;
left in charge of the kingdom in
1253, iv. 104, W. ; agrees to the
excommimication of the infractors
York, archbishops of :•— cont
Walter de Grey — cont,
of Magna Charta in 1254, i. 819,
Bu. ; summoned to the parliament
at Westminster in 1255, i. 336 ;
dies, ii. 95 ; iii. 196 ; iv. 107, 108,
443, Wi. D. O. W. Wo. ; dies at
Fulham, i. 336, Bu. ; buried at
York, i. 336 ; iii. 196, Bu. D. ; his
legacy to Worcester priory, iv. 443,
'Wo. ; see Worcester, bishops of.
Sewall de Bovill, dean of York, iii.
196 ; iv. 108, 110, D. W. O. ; oppo-
Mtion of the king to him, iii. 196 ;
iv. 108, 110, D. W. O.; attempt
of the king to have Aymer de
Lusignan appointed, iv. 108, W. ;
obtuns the Pope's fiivour and the
pall, iv. 109, 110, W. O. ; his con-
secration at York, ii. 95, 96 ; iv.
110, WL O. W. ; consecrated by
the bishop of Worcester at the
command of the Pope, iv. 443, 444,
Wo. ; his ill-treatment of Robert
de Chause, elect of Carlisle, iii.
205, D. ; exconmmnicated by Pope
Alexander IY., i. 408, Bu. ; by the
archbishop of Canterbury at the
command of the Pope, iv. 444, Wa ;
dies, i. 162, 461 ; iv. 117, 118, 445,
T. Bu. W. O. Wo.
Godfrey de Lndham, dean of York^
excomn^imicated by the Pope, i.
408, Bu. ; archbishop, i. 162, 461 ;
iv. 117, T. Bu. W. ; is to be of the
council when the king is out of £ng-
hmd, i. 478, Bu.; dies, iv. 161, W.
John, elect of, dies, i. 166, T.
William of Rotherfield, dean, elected,
iv. 161, W.; goes to Rome, ib,;
quashed by Pope Clement IV., iv.
184, W.
S. Bonaventura, appointed by Pope
Clement IV., but resigns through
fear, iv. 184, 194, W.
Walter Giftkrd, bishop of Bath, ii.
105, 374; iii. 244, Wi. Wa. D.;
appointed by Pope Clement IV.,
408
INDEX.
York, arohbishopB of i—cont
Walter Gifiiud— «on£.
iv. 194, 198, W. O. ; enthroned, iv.
214, W. ; officiates at the tranalation
of Edward the Confessor in 1269,
iv. 228, O. ; makes Henry de Mer-
dene prior of Hexham, It. 229 ;
pursues the earl of Warrenne for
the murder of Alan de la Zouche, It.
284, W. ; swears homage to prince
Edward in his absence, ii. 1 12, 379 ;
iv. 462, WL Wa. Wo. ; one of the
commissioners in charge of the
kingdom till the king's return, ii.
118, 879 ; iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo. j
oath taken before him, ii. 118,
879 ; iv. 462, Wi. Wa. Wo. ; conse-
crates B. de Halilande bishop of
Durham, ii. 118, 383 ; iv. 465, Wi.
Wa. Wo. 5 not allowed to be present
at the coronation of Edward I.
through his quarrel with Canter-
bury, iv. 260, W. ; at the ooronar
tion, but takes no part (according
to Dunstable), iii. 263, D. ; dies, ii.
392 ; ill. 280 ; iv. 280, 476, Wa. D.
O. W. Wo. ; see Bath, bishops of.
William Wikwane, chancellor of York,
ii. 392 ; iii. 280; iv. 281, 476, Wa.
D. O. W. Wo. ; goes to Bome, and
is consecrated by the Pope, iv. 281,
476, O. W. Wo. ; his quarrel with
the archbishop of Canterbury re-
specting carrying his cross, iv. 281,
O. W. ; grants a fifteenth for two
years on the king's demand, iv.
286, O. W. ; confinns and conse-
crates Thomas de Bek bishop of S.
David's, iv. 478, Wo. ; consecrates
Anthony Bek bishop of Durham,
iv. 295, O. W. ; dies, iv. 805, 0. W.;
dies and is buried at Fontigny, iii.
323 ; iv. 491, D. Wo"
^ohn Bomanus, chancellor of Lincoln,
iii. 323 ; iv. 305, D. O. W. ; opposes
Bogo de Clare, iv. 305, O. W. ;
exoonminnicates Anthony Bek,
bishop of Durham, iii. 376, D. ; his
York, archbishops of :•
John Bomanus — oont
quarrel with the king in conse-
quence, ib. ; makes peace with
him, ib.
Henry of Newark, holds a synod in
his province to discuss the subsidy
to the king, iii. 405, D. ; makes his
peace with the king, iii« 406.
deans of:
William of S. Barbara, made bishop
of Durham, ii 233, Wa.
Simon of Apulia, made bishop of
Exeter, iv. 403, Wo.
Fulk Bassety made bishop of Londooy
i. 138, T.
Walter de Eyrkham, made bishop of
Durham, iv. 98, W.
Sewall de Bovill; tee York» arch-
bishops at
Godfrey de Ludham, see York, arch*
bishops ot
William of Botherfield; see York,
archbishops of.
York, Thomas, duke of, erroneously said
to be present at the coronation of Henry
VI., iii. 487, Be.
York, William of; see Salisbury, bishops
o£
Yorkshire, barons o^ defeat David I. of
Scotland, i. 46, T.
Yome, lady de la, iii. 371, D.
Youngman (Juvenis), John, acknowledges
the right of Dunstable to a certain
half-acre, iii. 54, D. ; pays a fine to
Dunstable, iii. 93 ; right of Dunstable to
certain tithes made out against, iii. 99 ;
distrains a portion of Martin Due's com,
iii 106 ; summons against, which comes
to nothing, iii 107; his share in the
agreement between the prioiy and town
of Dunstable, iii 128.
— Alexander, pays a fine to Don-
stable, iii. 93 ; a wagon-load of lus
com brought into the prior's court, iii
106 ; his share in the agreement botwocn
the priory and town of DnnstaUe, iiL
122.
QIDBX.
409
Toangman, Bartfaolomew, cttrried off m a
pruoner by the disinherited from the isle
of Ely, iii. 245 ; a chantry granted to, at
Humbenhoe, ixL 257 ; dies, iiL 277 ; his
legacy to Dunstable, ib. ; grant for his
anniyenary, ib.
Isabella, his wife, grant for her
anniyersary, ib,
Richard, his son, a chantry granted
to, iii. 257 ; gi^es a meadow to Dun-
stable, iii. 365.
Benedict, the wife of, commits sui-
cide, iii. 260.
Ypres, William of, captures Bobert of
Gloucester, L 14, M. ; founds Bozley
abbey, 11. 230, Wa. ; his gift to Ber-
mondsey, iii. 437, Be.
Trie, earl of Northumberland ; tee North-
nmberiand.
Tsoudun, Ralph de, count of Auche,
Deneconrt castle given to, by Richard I.,
i. 207, Bu.
z.
Zonche (Chuche, Cousche, Zuche, Zusche),
Roger de la (third baron), signs the
confirmation of Magna Charta in 1236,
i. 104, T.
-»— - Alan de la (fourth baron), forest
justice at Worcester in 1262, iv. 447,
Wo. s one of the six elected by the
dictum of Kenilworth, iL 372, Wa.;
murdered by the foUowers of John, earl
of Warrenne, ii 108, 376; iv. 234, 459,
Wi. Wa. W. Wo,
William la, meets Robert, earl of
Derby, but flies from him, iii. 235, D. ;
drowned in Wales, iv. 290, 0. W.
ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA
Beatrice of Provence ; dele this, and aee Proyence, Beatrice of.
Benauges (Benages), castle of, surrendered by Simon de Montfort, iy. 105, W. [called
Renauges] ; taken by Henry III., L 317, Bu. ; the prisoners in, given up to Guy de
Lusignan, i6.
Bmn, Hugo le ; dele this, and see Lusignan, Hugh de.
Damascus, Saleh-Nodgemeddin, sultan of; for this, retut
Damascus, Malek-es-Saleh-Ismail, makes an alliance with the Christians against the
Carismians in 1244, i. 258 ; ii. 334, Bu. Wa.
Devon, Baldwin de Redvers, seventh earl of ; add at the end, goes to the Holy liand,
iv. 87, W.
Eadwine, earl of Korthumbria ; so the Margan Annals, i 3. He was, however, earl of
Mercia ; see Freeman's Norman Conquest, ii. p. 556.
Gurtebo (or Gnitebo). This place, which I have supposed identical with Guteton,
Professor Stubbs thinks is Quillebauf,
Henry Raspe ; dele this, and $ee Raspe, Henry.
Kerak (Crak), castle of, siege of, in 1229, ii. 306, Wa.
Nasir, lord of, makes a truce with the Christians, ii. 334, Wa.
Khelath, Malek-Ashraf, prince of, besieges Damascus, it 306, Wa.
Marcomir, leader of the Franks, iv. 361, Wo.
Honkwood, tithes of; »ee Brorosgrove.
Scissor ; for (Carver) read (Tailor).
GLOSSARY.
GLOSSARY.
Abettum, abetting, iv. 557, Wo.
AcoNPiABB, to blame [?], iii. 376,
D. ; probably corrupt.
AcRA, a duel fought betvtreen the
frontiers of England and Scot-
land, i. 256f Bu.
Adyocatus, an advocate, orYogt,
the protector of a community, i.
93, 107, T.
Affobgiabe, Afobciabe, to
strengthen, fortify, iii. 120, 217,
D.
Affobestabb, to turn land into a
forest, i. 233, Bu.
Affidabe, to affiance, iii. 57, 58, D.
Aqistatob, an officer appointed to
take in and feed the cattle of
strangers in the king's forest, and
collect the money due in conse-
quence, 1. 252, Bu. ; the cattle
are said to be Aqistati, iii. 408,
D.
Alodium, a freehold, iv. 373, Wo.
Altalaoium, Altabaqium, the
profits arising to the priest from
offerings on the altar, i. 136 ; iiu
59, T. D.
I
Ahiceus, apparently for amicus,
iii. 91, D.
Amuntia, amount, iii. 219, 299, D.
Andbbseya, a dairy, i. 365, Bu.
Angabl^ personal service due irom
tenants to their lords, i. 428 ; iv.
53, Bu. W. Febanoabia is a
complete and greater form of
angaria^ i. 428, Bu.
•Angwite, ue. Hangwite, liberty
granted to a person, whereby he
is quit of a felon or thief hanged
without judgment, L 246, Bu*
Appoisonabb, to poison, i. 165, 167,
168, T.
Afpobiatus^ impoverished, iii. 248,
D.
Abcuebe, to shoot at, iii. 309, D.
Abentabb, to let at a rent, i. 480,
Bu.
Abietem levabe, to play at a sort
of quintain, i. 307, Bu.
Abbawiabe, to arraign, iii. 349, D.
To arraign a writ of assize, is to
cause the demandant to be called
to make the plaint, in such man-
ner as the tenant may be obliged
to answer.
Abbepticius, possessed, as by a
demon, iv. 176, W.
414
GLOSSARY.
AsBERAGiA, arrearages, arrears of
Mnt, i. 105, 167; ii. 404; iii.
166, 178, T. Wa. D.
Artavum, a pen-knife, ii. 11, Wi.
AssARTUM, EssABTUH, land which
was formerlj forest, but now pre-
pared for cultivation, L 233, 244,
247, 480 ; iii, 31 ; iv. 433, Bu.
D. Wo.
AssERUH, steel, iii. 309, D.
AssiDARE, AssiDERE, to asscss, iiL
121, 362, D.
AssoNiARE, to essoin, excuse, iiL
172, D.
AsTRARius, a tenant, iii, 371, D.
AsTRUM, a hearth, iii. 67, D.
Atincta, attaint, a writ against a
jury that have given false judg-
ment, iv. 481, Wo.
Atta, spite, iii. 363, D.
AucA, AuccA, a goose, i. 365, 486 ;
iii. 309, 401, Bu. D.
Ayer, a heifer, iii. 169, D.
Ateria, cattle, i. 79 ; iii. 159, 161,
170, 296 ; iv. 439, T. D. Wo.
.Ayerpent, money paid for the
king's averages or carriages, i.
247, Bu.
B.
Bacoinus, a basin, i. 101. T.
Baoheleria, the conunonalty, i.
471, Bu.
Bachilarius, a term applied to
themselves bj the rabUe who
rose against the majors of the
towns in 1263, iv. 138, W.
JBallia, the bail or keep of a castle,
iii. 87, D.
L3ANNIRE, to proclaim, iii. 135, D.
I Barble, Barbele, barbed, iii. 309,
310, D.
Baseleres, Basells, a kind of
coin, ii. 242, Wa.
Baubellum, a jewel, L 197, Bu.
Baudeke, Baudekyne, Baudekin,
a rich cloth made of silk and
gold thread, i. 114 ; iu. 266, 362;
iv. 424, 485, 489, 500, 544, 559,
T. D, Wo.
Beroaria, Berkaria, a sheepcot^
iii. 179, J 80, 269, D.
Bercarius, a shepherd, iii. 231, D.
BiOA, a wagon, iii. 191, D.
BiGATA, a wagon-load, iii. 38, D.
Bikerikg, skirmishing, iiL 242, D.
Blidus, a military engine for cast-
ing stones, iii. 242, D.
.r Blodwite, a fine paid as a compo-
sition for bloodshed, i. 246, Bu.
Bluettuh, blue, iii. 308, D.
PoMBAX, silk, iv. 490, Wo.
BoRTALPENT, toll paid to the lord
of the town for setting up boards,
booths, &c. in markets, i. 247,
Bu.
BoTRUS, a cluster, iv. 331^ O.
-r Braciator, a brewer, iii. 173, D.
Bractnum, a brewhouse, iv. 495,
Wo.
Branis BRACHn, the thick or brawny
part of the arm, iiL 310, D.
Brasiatrix, a brewer (female), iii,
267, 393, D.
Brasium, malt, iii. 219, 263, 308, D.
Brecca, Breche, a breach or decay,
iu. 468, 479, 484, Be.
OLOSSAKT.
415
Bboculatrix, a brewer (female),
i. 376, Bu.
BsoDiUMy broth, iv, 84, W.
Bbuera, Brueria, BBUEREy land
covered with bushes or furze,
heath, i. 79, 100, 1 19, 480 ; ii. 342;
iv. 431, 435, T. Bu. Wa. Wo.
BuFFA, a vessel of large size, ill.
447, Be.
BuLTELLUM, the bran or refuse of
meal, i. 376, Bu.
BuRELLUM PAL, a coarse grej or
reddish woollen cloth, iv. 485,
Wo. See Riley's Glossary to the
Liber Custumarumy p. 789.
BuREBRiGE, breach of suretyship,
i. 247, Bu.
BuRGAGiuM, a dwelling house in a
borough, i. 96, T.
BuRGATOR, a burglar, i. 331, Bu.
BuRNETUM, cloth mado of dyed
wool, i, 486, Bu,
BusELLUs, a bushel, iii. 267, D.
BuTEus, a vessel, iii. 25, D.
C.
Cadium, a quay, iv. 311, O. W.
Calengiare, to challenge, dispute^
iv. 493, Wo.
Campsor, Camsor, a banker or
money-changer, i. 366, 445, Bu.
Cakdredum, t.«. cantredum, the
Welsh term for a hundred vil-
lages, corresponding to the En-
glish hundredy iv. 472, Wo.
Capicia, headlands, iii. 314, D.
Cardium, apparently a corruption
for gardinum, iii. 108, D.
Carecta, Careta, Caretaria, 1. a
cart, i. 404, 419, 427 ; iii. 147,
322; iv. 398, Bu. D. Wo.; 2, a
cartload, iii. 371, D.
Carectarius, a carter, iii. 371, D.
Careia, Carrata, Carretum, a
load, i. 247 ; iii. 180 ; iv. 394,
Bu. D. Wo.
Caretarius, fit for carriages, iii.
249. D.
Cariagium, ploughing, i. 309, Bu.
Cariare, to carry, i. 404 ; iii. 191,
Bu. D.
Carogium, the car for the standard
of an army, iiL 117, D.
Carrata. See Careia.
Carra, a conveyance, ii. 231, Wa.
Cartatus ; possibly an error of the
scribe for carratits, i.e., quad'
ratus^ iv. 202, W.
Caruca, Carruca, 1, a plough, iii.
249 ; iv. 439, 441, D. Wo. ; 2,
for carucata, a plough-land, iii.
86, 241, D.
Caruagium, carnage, a tribute im-
posed on every plough, the taxa-
tion being made by carucates, or
plough-lands, iii. 60, 86, D.
Casale, Cassale, a habitation, or
small town, i. 72, 1 18, 286, 287,
288 J ii. 306, T. Bu. Wa.
Cattus, a military engine, used in
mining, iii. 87, D.
Caucettum, a causeway, iii. 402, D.
Cauhe, whipcord, iii. 309, 310, D.
Cendium, apparently corrupt, iv.
361, Wo.
Cemtonizare, to arrange for sing-
ing, ii. 149 ; iii. 7, Wa. D.
Chascurs, horses for hunting, iv.
399, Wo.
416
GLOSaABT.
..-Chbbchesgot, Chubohschet, St-
RicsEAT, '^ certain rent in threslied
'' corn, which every man among
*' the Britons and English was
" ohliged to carry to his church
« on St. Martin's Day," Kemble;
i. 479; ii. 16; iii. 12, Bu. WL D.
Chehikum, a way, ii. 806, Wa.
Chtmera, ue. camera, a chamber,
iv. 318, O. W.
CiRCiNNABE, to mark out in a circle,
ii. 5, Wi.
CntooRAFFARE, to grant by a deed,
iii. 185, D.
-^<!)lausik, Cloufik, a disease in
sheep, ii. 389 ; iv. 473, Wa. Wo.
Clausuh Pascha, Low Sunday,
the first Sunday after Easter, ii.
267, Wa.
Clavica, iv. 407, Wo.
Clochebium, a belfry, iv. 446, 495,
Wo.
CoBBJE, cob loaves or buns, iii. 287, D.
CoFFRA, CoFORA, a chcst or coffer,
iii. 222, 410, 411, D.
CoKET, the second sort of white
bread, i. 375, Bu. See Riley's
Glossary to Liber Custumarum^
p. 793.
CoLLOBiUM, a tunick without sleeves
or with very small sleeves, iv.
175, O.
CoMMUNARE, to usc as common for
cattle, iii. 261, 296, D.
CoMPANAGiTTM, food ; all kinds of
food, except bread and drink, iii.
284, D.
CoKFRATERNiTAS, a coufratemity
between two monasteries for pray-
ing for each other's dead, i. 68 ;
iv. 417, T. Wo. See Hale's notes
to the Registrum Prioratus Wi-
gomiensis, pp. xciv., cxxvi. '
CoxsERVATORius, an arbitrator, L
89, T.
CoNYERSus, a lay-brother, iii. 171,
D. •
CooPERTORiXTH, 1, a covcrlet, i. 131,
486, T. Bu. ; 2, part of a monas-
tery, i. 365, Bu.
CooPERTus, heavy-anned, iv. 522,
Wo.
CoRERius, a courier, iii. 383, D.
CoRONATUS, tonsured, i. 45, T.
CoRTiNATUs, with curtalns or ta-
pestry, ii. 329, Wa.
CoTARius, a cottager, i. 119, T.
Crocardus, a crocard, or spurious
coin, iv. 340, 543, O. Wo.
Crofta, a croft, a small close ad-
joining a dwelling-house, iii. 59,
269, 314, D.
Cronkus, a measure equal to four
bushels, iv. 421, Wo.
Croppus, a crop, iii. 80, D.
CuLYERTAOiUM, ooufiscation ; mb
nomine culvertagii^ under pain of
confiscation, iii. 35, D.
Cumulus, the body of a church, or
of a chancel, iu. 257, 294, D.
CuRTiLAGiUM, an enclosure or court-
yard, iii. 373, 388, D.
CuRSALis, current, ii. 290, Wa.
CusTUM, cost) iii. 174, D.
D.
Data, a dairy-maid, i. 157, T.
Dataria, Dateria, Daeria, a daily,
i. 157 ; iii. 176, 179, T. D.
0L08SABT.
417
DbAFFOBESTABS, DsrOBESTABBy to
disafforest, to turn forest ground
to other uses, i. 64, 233 ; iv. 41 7»
T. Bu. Wo. Subs. Deaffobs-
STATIO, iv. 410, Wo.
Debbiase, properly to inebriate ;
here, where it is spoken of an
inundation of the Thames, it must
mean to cover, iii. 468, Be.
DeganuS; in the case of Worcester,
must mean rural dean, iv. 395,
41 1, 418, 447, 633, Wo. See also
iii. 197, D.
Decena, a titliing*man, one who
had the view of frank-pledge for
the maintenance of the king's
peace, the limits of his jurisdic-
tion consisting of ten households,
iiL 261, D.
Decennabia, the jurisdiction of a
decena, a decennary, iii. 330, D.
Decbustabe, to strip, ii. 248.
Defalcabe, to detract from, weaken,
iv. 492, Wo.
Defalta, default, non-appearance
in court, i. 443 ; iii. 120, 270,
375, Bu. D.
Defobciabe, to deprive or keep out
any one of his rights by force, iii.
122, 202, D.
Defobciatob, a disseisor, i. 250, Bu.
Defobis, outside, iv. 110, O.
Demakda, demand, the calliug upon
a man for anything due, i. 144,
T.
Demandabe, to declare, make
known, iii. 198, 240, 244, D.
Diffacebe, to mutilate, i. 31, M.
Diffidabe, to renounce allegiance,
defy, iii. 64, D. Subs. Diffidatio.
DiFUSCULUS, diffuse, iv. 207, W.
VOL. V.
DmATlONABE, DiSBATIONABE, tO
deraign, make good one's claim
to anything, i. 64^ 121 ; iii. 401,
T.D.
DiviSJS, bounds, iii. 248, D.
E.
EouLEUS, the rack, iii. 95, D.
Emenda, amends, compensation, i.
416 ; iii. 261, 406, Bu. D.
Englishebia, Englbsohebia, Eug-
lishry, i. 442 ; iii. 320, Bu. D.
Nulla Englisheria, in the latter
of these passages, must mean that
as Faringhoe, where the murder
was committed, did not belong to
the hundred, the Englishry of the
murdered man did not come into
question.
Episcopium, a bishop's palace, i.
11, M.
Ebnasium. See Habnesium.
Essabtuh. See Assabtum.
Esplbtje, Expleta, Expletia, es-
plees, products, i. 480 ; iii. 264,
318, 322, Bu. D.
EssoNiABE, to essoin, excuse, iii.
262, D.
EvECTio, a horse,* iii. 186, D.
ExENNiUH, a present, ilL 210, D.
ExHiBiTio, the entertainment given
to Worcester priory on the occasion
of the benediction of a new abbat
of one of the monasteries in the
diocese, iv. 500, Wo. See Hale's
notes to the B^istrum, p. cxiil.
D D
418
GLOSSAET.
ExTBACTJS, efltreatsy copies of re-
cords, and especially of fines,
imposed on the rolls of a court,
iii. 333 ; iv, 444, D. Wo.
F.
Feira, a fair, i. 193, Bu.
Felix, S., in Pincis, January 14,
i. 89, T ; as to the word ptncce,
whether the instrument or place
of his martyrdom, see Hampson's
Medii J5W Kalendarium^ ii. p.
137.
Feofarb, to enfeoff, to grant in fee,
iu. 239, D.
FBOBAaiXTM, straw when the com
is threshed out, i. 149, T.
FsBLiNGUM TBBRs, the fourth part
of a virgate of knd, i. 109, T.
Fn>EJussoK, a surety, i. 134, T.
FiKMACULUM, a buckle, iii. 173 ; iv.
516, 621, 544, D. Wo.
FiBMARius, the holder of a lease,
iu. 161, D.
^^FrrwiTE, a fine for fighting or
quarrelling, i. 246, Bu.
Flabellum, usually a vane; here
it seems to be a flap, ii. 88, 91,
Wi. See vol. ii., p. xxiii., note.'
^LEMESFBEMTHE, FlEMTNGFKETH,
the receiving ov relieving a fugi-
tive or outlaw, i. 246 ; iii. 331, Bu.
D.
^ Flemiswite, the having the chattels
of fugitives, i. 246, Bu.
Flithwite, a discharge from fines,
where a person having been a
fugitive comes to the king's peace,
i. 246, Bu.
Fobfamg, the taking of provision
from any one in fiurs or markets,
before this king's purveyors have
been served with necessaries^ L
246, Bu.
Fobiksegus, exterior, iii. 87, 375,
D. Fobinseoum applied to ill-
KEBiUM, the part of a manor lying
without the town, not indnded
within its liberties, i. 149, T.
-^Fgbstal, Fobestal, forestalling,
intercepting on the highway, i.
246 ; iii. 331, Bu. D.
FBAiaxuM, iii. 287, D. Heame
would read FranchUoy in the
franchises.
>|-~Fb£i>wite, a liberty to hold courts
and take up fines, i. 246, Bu.
Fuin>ECUS, a magazine for mer-
chandize, iii. 71, D.
FuBECTABE, to ferret, iii. 374, D.
FuBNAQiUM, the tribute paid by
tenants to their lord for the use
of his oven, or for liberty to use
their own, i. 376, Bu.
FuBNiABE, to bake, iii. 173, D.
1
G.
Galida, a galley, i. 91, T.
Gabra, a sheaf, i. 79, 125, 332, T.
Bu.
Gabda, wardship, iv. 427, Wo-
Gabloxde, a chaplet, worn by
David as prince of Wales, i. 1 15, T.
Geldabilis, liable to pay tax, iii.
270, 271, 327, D.
Geldus, an impost, Anglo-Saxon
geoldy ii. 199 ; iii. 331, 436, 440,
Wa. D. Be.
GLOSSABT.
419
GENERATiOy the ofispring or off-
shoots of a monastery, iL dll,
Wa.
Gbnoivjb, the gams, i. 286, Bn.
Gebsuxa, Gebsumma, a fine, iii.
110, 201, D.
Gksta, yeast, L 376, Bu.
Glarea, gravel, L 18, M.
Gbabatum, a couch or bed, iv. 149,
618, W. Wo. .
Grata, Gratia, a grove, iii. 132,
207, D.
-Grithbriche, breach of the peace, i.
246, Bu.
Grbmium ECGLESLas, the nave of a
church, iii. 481, Be.
GuLA AuousTi, the first of August,
iv. 503, Wo.
GuNFUS, a joint, iv. 203, W.
GuRQES, a weir, i. 90, T.
H.
Hala, a hall; here it seems to
mean a temporary reception apart-
ment, iii. 412, D.
Hamsoghns, Hamsokne, penalty for
forcible entry into a man's house,
i. 246; iii. 331, Bu. D.
Hanapsbium cancellabub, the
hanaper of the chancery, iii. 480,
Be.
Harnbsiuic, Ernasium, Herna-
siUM, harness, accoutrements, i.
149; iu. 88, 136, 246, 252; iv.
212, T. D. O.
VOL. V.
Hernasii, irregular soldiers, iii. 91,
D.
Haya, a hedge, i. 98, 338, T. Bu.
Hatoa ttva, a quickset hedge, iii.
268, D.
Haycia, Haicia, Haytia, a hedge,
iii. 249, 261, 302, D.
Hechium, a hedge, or the ground
enclosed by a hedge, iii. 377, D.
Hericits, a hedgehog, i. 341, Bu.
Herdsttus, Heriota, Heriot, per-
sonal chattels that on the death
of the vassal came of right to the
superior lord, usually the best
beast of which the tenant died
possessed, iii. 371, 408 ; iv. 434,
D. Wo. In i. 479, Bu., Herieta
MERCATA are the heriots arising
from markets, market dues, which
go to the superior lord.
HEEOKEDAY, HOKKEDAY, OCHEDAI,
the second Tuesday after Easter,
iii. 158, 184, 185, 376, D. Some
have supposed this to be the fif-
teenth day after Easter, from the
expression in Matthew Paris, '' in
quindena Paschad, quss vulga-
riter HokedayappeUatur." But
it seems to have been always a
Tuesday. See Hampson's Medii
JEvi Kalendariumy ii. p. 198.
The dates in the margin in the
above passages should be April 29
in p. 158, April 8 in p. 184, and
April 9 in p. 185.
HoRDARius, the officer in a monas-
tery in charge of the granary, ii.
43, Wi.
^HORNGELTH, HORNEGELDUK, a tax
within the forest to be paid for
horned beasts, i. 247, 336, Bu.
E £
u
a
420
.GLOSSAKT.
Huin)RETPENY, money paid to the
sheriff or lord of the handred, i.
247, Bu.
HUSTINGB, HUSTENOA, 1. Anglo-
Saxon, the husting or council,
ii. 173, Wa. ; 2. the city conrt, iii.
486, Be.
HuTAaiuHy HuTAsiUM, hue, iii. 376,
D.
I.
Impabcatio, impounding, iii 262, D.
Impbessus, Inpbibus, a person who
is on the side of another, a par-
tisan or accomplice, i. 66, 91, T.
IlVFAKG, the right of laying hands
on a person for any offence, i. 246,
Bu.
iNFiBBCARins, belonging to the in-
firmary, i. 105, T.
Infongenthef, Infangnethef, the
right of judging a thief caught in
a manor by the lord of the manor,
i. 246 ; iii. 331, 436, 441, Bu. D.
Be.
Infobciare, Infobtiabe, to fortify,
iii. 21, 118, D.
Imfbisus. See Ihpbbssus.
Inbtallabe, to quit-claim, com-
pound for a debt under certain
conditions, iii. 364, D. In iii.
376, D., where reference is made
to this arrangement, Heame is
probably right in reading instal-
lato for in stallato ; the MS.,
however, is quite clear in sepa-
rating the words.
Installatio, a composition, iii. 391,
D.
Instaubum, stock, iii, 164, 169 ; iv.
407, 428, D. Wo.
Invabiabe, to pledge, iii. 260, D.
J.
JuGULiETTUH, the neck, iii. 159, D.
JusTiTiA^ a justiciary, iii 159, D.
L.
Laoous, a lock of wool, iii. 160, D.
Laqena, a gallon, i 376, Bu.
Lafidigina, a stone quarry, i 254,
Bu.
Lastaghth, Lestaoiuh, a custom
exacted in fairs or markets, to
carry things bought where one
will, i 247; iii 331, Bu. D.
Leones, leonines, a kii;Ld of bad
money, iv. 543, Wo.
Lestagium. See Lastagium.
Leuca, a mile, iii. 338 ; iv. 552, D,
Wo.
Letbwite, a fine on adulterers and
fornicators, i 246, Bu.
LisuBA, a border, i 193, 194, Bu.
Liz ; Flobes de Liz, t.^., fleurs de
lis, iv. 485, Wo.
LooiA, a temporary dwelling, a hut,
iii. 50, D.
LuDBiGUS, a beast of burden, i 102,
T.
OLOSSABT.
421
M.
Maletoute, excessive or unjust
toll, iv. 535, Wo. Used in the
case of wool in the Statutes of
the Realm, i., p. 125. So tolt€e
mal<B in Magna Charta, i. 230,
Bu.
Malwabta, a mosque, iii. 71, D.
Mansa, a hide of land, ii. 6, Wi.
Mansum, a manse or dwelling-house,
iu. 59, 268, D.
Maktum, a doak, iiL 382, D.
Makekt um, Matbemium, Mebe-
MHJM, timber, iii, 191, 207, 294,
D.
Mabgia, the border, iii. 82, 83, D.
MABiTAanTM, 1. marriage portion, i.
149 ; iv. 427, T. Wo. ; 2. mar-
riage, i. 102, 151, T.
MiCHEA, MicmA, a loaf, iii. 284,
287, D.
MiKEBA, mines, i. 70, T.
MiscHEimiNGE, fine for unjust cita-
tion, i. 247, Bu.
Missio, surrender, i. 125, 126, T.
MoLERE, to spoil, i. 309, Bu.
MoNiLE, a jewel ; here it seems to
mean a present generaUj, i. 60,
MoBA, moor, iv. 94, O.
MoBio, a fool or jester, iv. 85, W.
MoTA, a moat, i. 63 ; iv. 407, T.
Wo.
MoYSELLUM; comedentes, primum
moyseUum in aera fadunt, i. 273,
Bu.
MuNDBBiDGE, a fine for breach of
mounds or fences, i. 247, Bu.
N.
Nauium, Nahhium, a distress, i.
428 ; iii. 105, Bu. D. See Veti-
TUMNAMnTM.
Naiooabe, to carry off in a distress,
iiL 106, D.
Nebvioia, strength, iv. 227, W.
O.
OBEDiEimABnjs, the officer of a
monastery, i. 112, 126, 157, 486,
Bu. T.
Obfibmatus ad sufebbiam, har-
dened in pride, i. 39, M., from
Daniel, v. 20, Vulg.
Obligatobium, a bond, iv. 521,
Wo.
OCCASIONABE, OCOASIONIABE, tO
molesty ii. 359, Wa.
Obtillus, a claw> i. 233, Bu.
P.
Paoabb, to pay, i. 122, 143, 366, T.
Bu.
PaDNAGIUM, PANKAGIirM, PaUNA-
GiUM, a sum paid for the food
that swine feed on in the woods,
i.479; iii. 61, 408, Bu. D.
E £ 2
422
GL06SABT.
Pal, Pallum, Pallium, doUi ; see
BxTBELLUif ; iv. 389, 424, 485, Wo.
Pallicla., palisades, iiL 138, D.
Panatus, strengthened with piles,
iu 305, Wa.
Pabtebra, a plot or parcel of land,
L 151, T.
Patria, the neighbourhood, L 144^
T,
Patbissarb, to act like one's father,
iv. 180, W.
Payiuo, a tent, iv. 540, Wo.
Paxillus, a landmark, iii. 328, D.
Pedaqiux, toll for passing through
any country, L 427, Bu.
Pellkha, a dress made of skins, i.
131, T.
Pblota* the ball of the foot,1. 233,
Bu.
Pbbakgabia. See Angabia.
Pebpukotum, a douUet, iii. 35, D. -
Pesso, mast of oaks, i. 252, Bu.
Pbssulabia, a stockade^ iv. 207, W.
Petsb, a weigh, iii. 169, D. See
Riley's Glossary to Liber Cus^
iunuurttm^ p. 820.
PiSTBiNUM, a bakehouse, i. 157 ;
iii. 288 ; iv. 495, T. D. Wo.
Placia, Plecba, a plot of ground,
iii. 309 ; iv. 494, D. Wo.
Plicatus, paid ; " denarii Sancti
** Freemundi plicati," seems to
mean, the money paid at the
shrine of S. Fremund, iii. 267, D.
PoLLABDUS, a bad coin, a pollard,
iv. 240, 543, Wo. See RUey's
Glossary to Liber Cusiumarumy
p. 751.
PoLTEBiA, a poultry yard, iii. 412,
D.
POBTXANNESMOT, the tOWB COUrt,
iii. 436, 441, Be.
Pboconizatus, proclaimed, iL 402,
Wa.
PlLBDiALis, ariaing from the ground,
iii. 406, D.
Pbjbsentia, a present, iii 321, D.
Pbiso, a prisoner, iiL 191, 245, D.
PbOPBESTUBA, PlTBPBESSUlU, PUB-
PBBSTUBA, purpresture, encroach-
ment on other people's property,
L 98, 233» 247, 330, 338 ; iii. 262^
269, T. Bu. D.
PuLPiTUM, 1. a pulpit, iii. 110; iv.
215, D. W. ; 2. a choir screen, iii.
296, D.
PuBLiCAKi, the Paulicians, a set of
hereticks so called, iu 61 ; iii. 19,
Wi. D.
PuBABE, to clear, to free of incum-
brances, iiL 256, 257, 314, 326,
D.
PuBCAOHiUM ; frater imperatricb de
jmreaeUOf said of Robert of Glou-
cester, iL 50, WL
Q.
QuATEBWirs, a quire, book, iiL 134,
D.
R.
RKCAT01C, felief, L 204, Bu.
Recobttatus, received, iiL 270, D.
Recidiva, retribution, L 180, T.
RBcmrvABB, to fall back, return
into old habits, L 308, Bu,
OLOfigABT.
428
Bbolusagiuk, Beclusobium, a cell,
i. 68, 105, T.
BBCTATUSy RBTTATUSy blOUght tO
trial, iii 274, D.
BsDEXPTio^ a ransom or oommuta-
tion, iv. 501, Wo.
Reqtna, used of Clemencia, one of
John's mistresses, i. 101, T.
Belkytuic, relief, money paid bj a
fireebold tenant to his lord, on
entering npon his inheritance, i«
» 149, 230; iii. 260, 365, 371 ; iv.
427, 428, 484, T. Ba. D. Wo.
Beragia, arrears, iii 51, D.
Bbtubnuk BBBTinii, return of
writs, i.e., the certificate of the
sheriff as to what he has done
respecting a writ, iv. 445, Wo.
BosA, BosABius, bad money so
called, iy. 340, 543, O. Wo.
BoTABius, 1. rouHer, a soldier, or
robber, iii. 45, D. ; 2. a wheel-
wiighl^ iv. 423, Wo.
BoTUNDA TABULA, a kind of tourna-
ment, L 150; ii. 402; iy. 281, T.
Wa.0.
BuNCiNUS, a cart horse, iii 147, 160,
D.
BuTA, a company, route, i 198, Bu.
S.
Saga, Saoha, the right of the lord
of a manor to hold a court in
cases of trespass among his own
vassals, i 246 ; iii. 436, Bn. Be.
Sala, a hall, iii 282, D.
Salsbma, the saucery, an office in
the royal kitchen, iii 412, D.
Sambb, samite (?), iv. 376, Wo.
Saboentbs, servants, iii 383, D.
Sabkbllus, a net, i. 332, Bu.
Sabtabia, Sartrinum, the clothiers'
room, iv. 419, Wo.
Sabtum, t.e., assartum, iii. 436, Be.
Satiabe, to impound, iii. 249, D.
Satifiabb, to ratify, iii. 257, D.
Satbdotm, a bakehouse, iii 258, D.
Sattbria, the saltery, iii. 412, D.
ScHBWiKOB, a toll paid for " show-
** age" of merchandize, i 247, Bu.
See Liber Albus, p. 223, and Bi*
ley's Glossary, iii. p. 357.
Sgotales, Schothales, drinking
bouts, i 307, 332, Bu.
SooTA, ScoTTA, a tribute levied
upon all subjects, iii. 436, 440, Bu.
Sbdbbb, to be convenient to, to
suit, i 378, Bu«
Sblda, a booth or shop, i 193, Bu.
Senbsoalcia, the office of seneschal
or steward, i. 102, T.
Sbksatb, prudently, iii 247, D.
Sbqubstbttit, sequestration, iii 280,
D.
Sbbatura, a bolt, iii 403, D.
Sergantia, service due to the king,
i 330 ; iii 401, Bu. D.
Sebibrb, to arrange, i. 126, T.
Setlo, a selion of land, a ridge
between two furrows, iii. 269, D.
SiiiVBCiBDnTM, wood under twenty
years' growth, coppice wood, i
254, Bu.
Sdibnel, pure white bread, i. 375,
Bu.
SiNCUBARE, t.«., Syncopare, to clip
or cut short, iv. 86, W.
Slat, slate, iii 487| Be,
424
GL06SABT.
SoGA, SOCHA, SoKA, the right of
holding a court, i. 246, 372 ; iii.
436, Bu. Be.
SoKEMANUS, a tenant holding his
lands in socage, t.e., to plough the
lands of his lord with his own
plough, i. 338, Bu.
SoTULABis, a shoe, L 486, Bu.
Stadium, a story, iii. 191, D.
Stallagium, the liberty of erecting
stalls in fairs or markets, i. 247,
Bu.
Stallatio, installation, iii. 285, D.
Stallatuh. See Installake.
Staminia, a shirt, ii. 66^ Wi.
Stauruu, stock, iiL 136, D.
SxiKA ANGUiLLABUM, a quarter of
a hundred eels, iv. 434, Wo.
Stbagulatus, of various colours, i.
114, T.
SuBABARE, SuBABRARE, to make a
marriage contract with, iii. 367 ;
iv. 336, D. O.
SuMHAGiuM, toll for Carriage on
horseback, i. 247^ Bu.
Sura, a sewr, a loaf of coarse
brown bread, iii. 287, D.
SuRDON, i. 376, Bu. In the assize
of bread and beer given in the
Statutes of the Kealm, i., p. 200,
which is nearly the same as this,
candela occupies the place of this
word.
SwANiMOTUM, a court concerning
matters of the forest, i. 247, Bu.
Stnaxis, a congregation; Nocturna
Stnaxis, noctums, iv. 881, Wo.
Stricseat. See Cherchescot.
T.
Tabellio, a notary, iv. 604, Wo.
Tachuhentxtm, attachment, L 446,
Bu.
Taillare, «.e., Talliare, to tax, iv.
399, Wo.
Tallia, a tally or receipt, iii. 268,
339, D.
Teksare, to exact black mail (or
money for protection) from, iii.
241, D.
Tenseria, payment made for pro-
tection, iii. 51, 91, D.
Tensum, a toll, iii. 287, D.
Theam, the right of the lord of a
manor to the issue of his bond-
men and villains, i. 246 ; iii. 436,
441, Bu. Be.
Thulagiuh, an acknowledgment
paid by tenants to be free from
theamy i. 247, Bu.
Thol, Tool, the right of holding a
macket, i. 246 ; iii. 436, 441, Bu.
Be.
TiRiAOA, t.e., Theriaca, an antidote
against poison, iii. 211, D.
ToNELLUM, a vat, i. 200, Bu.
TORNEATOR, a tiltcr at a tourna-
ment, iii. 60, D.
Tramisium, Trauesiuk, Tremi-
siUM, three months' com, iii. 136,
197 ; iv. 441, D. Wo.
Tret, coarse brown bread, i. 375,
Bu.
Treuga, tribute, iii. 168, D.
Trevia, a truce, iv. 176, W.
GLOSSAKT.
425
Tbibuchetta, & kind of catapult,
iii. 49, 86, D,
Tbicennale, money paid for tren-
talfl, an office for the dead, i. 309,
486, Bu.
TuHBEBELLUM, a tumbrel or duck-
ing-stool, iii. 330, D. ; adj. Tum-
BEBALis, iii. 120, D. See Biley's
Glossary to Liber Custumarum,
p. 771.
TuMPiLLOBALis, of the pilloiy, iii.
120, D.
TuNcmppESMOT, the court of a
township, iii. 441, Be.
TuBBA, TuBBABiA, turf, i. 100, 119,
T.
TuBNUS, the toum or court of a
sheriff, L 372, 483 ; iii. 140, Bu. D.
TrziNGPENNT, TiTHENSPENT, mo-
ney paid to the sheriff by the
several tithings, i. 247 ; iii. 331,
Bu,D.
U.
UNKiTHiNa, not an outlaw, ii. 200,
Wa.
Utfongenethef, the right of
judging a thief caught outside the
lord's manor, i. 246, Bu.
Uthesium, hue, i. 330, Bu.
V.
VAOATUBiB, provisions, iii. 383, D.
Yenella, a lane, iii. 290, D.
Yenebationes, exactions, dues, iii.
Ill, D.
Yestuba, a crop of grass or com,
iii. 218, D.
Yetitum NAanuM, refiisal to give
up the distress, i. 332 ; iii. 332 ;
iv. 439, 441, 445, Bu. D. Wo.
YiDENAM, i.e.y Yei de Naams, or
Yetitum namium, i. 140, T. ;
compare iv. 43&, Wo.
YlLNETUM, YiNETUM, t.C, YisUC-
tum, the venue, neighbourhood,
i. 109 ; iii. 172, T. D.
YiLENAGiUH, the service due from
a villain to his lord, i. 146, T.
Yisus, view or inspection, i. 98,
101, T.
W.
Waldim, the wealds, or woody parts
of a coimtry, iv, 450, Wo.
Wabdepeni, money paid instead of
performing the duty of watching
and warding, i. 247, Bu.
Wabectum, fallow land, iv. 445,
Wo.
Wabenstuba, a provision, t.e., a
garrison, in this case, i. 88, T.
Wabentum, a warranty, i. 109 ; iii.
57, 106, T. D.
Wastell, wastel bread, inferior to
simnel, and superior to coket
bread, i. 375, Bu. See Riley's
Glossary to Liber Custumarum,
p. 837.
Wesegeldenetef, probably for
weregeldeneyefy the price of homi-
cide, in the case of a naif, i. 246,
Bu.
426
QLOSSABT.
WiKESy oountrj houses or farms,
iii. 437, Be.
Wbech, Wbeccum, wreck, goods cast
on land after a shipwreck, L 131 ;
iu. 25, Bu. D.
X
Xennia, presents, i. 116^ iii. 276,
T.D,
Y,
Yf, yew, iiL 309, 310, D.
Z.
Zeno, a zany, an idiot (?), i. 427,
Bn.
ADDENDA AND CORRIGENDA TO THE FOUR
VOLUMES.
^
Vol. I.
Page zxziz, L S3, for Za JRiole read Runu,
n 4, maigin, for 1705 read 1075.
„ 10, mai^, for AUce read MatUda.
n 16, L 25, for deuUHcmdi read deUstandu
,t 18, L 2, Ibr Kene/egiam read Kenrfigjam,
„ 26, L 8, far futum wtAfetto,
„ 84, L 15, Kaveretham : so the MS. quite dietinctlj. Frobablj read
Faverakam,
„ 51, L 26, for nscepit read mseepU.
„ 58, L 27, for vixxxTiL read xolxxztii.
,» 62, 1. 18, for W[idtm€2 read W[aiime].
„ 64, maigin, for FuIA read Fawkes,
„ 65, note 1. Dele Pherd, See Walbian's Memorials tf Finmtams
Abhejf^ P* 134, note 2,
„ 80, L 28, inctdit : ne BiS. Bead meerndU, moat probably.
„ 86, maigin, for CroddingUm read OotheringUm, Thia is a hamlet of
^shop's Cleere.
„ 87, note 3. This ehonld be — qui] quia, MS.
„ 90, 1. 15. Beitore Warewieh^ and dele the note. The scribe has
evidently ikncied Roger Bigod to' be earl of Warwick, and has
made tliffee earls ont of the four.
„ 91, margin, for WUHam Marshal read Rkkard ManhaL
„ ,, L 22, for eommotio read oomnooatio*
^ 101, 1. 80. Clemmda, Dngdale calls her Agatha^ daoghter of
Robert, earl of Feners, and Sflnlla, daughter of William de
Braose.
„ 119, note 4, for Z><rry read JTtUare.
„ 124, 1. 26, for Pefrt read PAtlinn.
M 128, note 1. For this read : This was one of the sons of Hng^ le
Bran, count de la Marehe, and Isabella, — one of the four
Lnsignans.
„ 144, U. 22, 23, for Banrufge read Baurugge,
n 145, maigin, for Pasioreaux read PastoMreamx,
» 148, note 1, for abbati read abbatis*
428 ADDENDA AND COBBIGENDA.
Page 158, L 10, for Wifttune read WjfUune.
„ 160, 1. 9, foTprimam xeaAJirmam.
„ 161, L 5, margin, add/ 56.
„ „ L 81, for de read le.
„ 167, margin, for Sandon read SheningUm,
„ 180, note 1, for Sabino read 8. Sabina,
„ 288, 1. 36, for reatpavtt read recuperavit
„ 804, note 4, for GtJe read Fubnan.
„ 317, maigin, for jBozcw resid Benauges, This is near Arbis, canton
de Targon, arrondissement de la B6ole. See Leo Dronyn,
£a Guienne MUitaire, ii. 237.
„ 833, margin, for 1245 read 1254.
„ 336, margin, for eU York read of York,
„ 390, 1. 4, foTfveri n Teadfuerint,
„ 455, L 86, dun. So the MS. comiptly for dreit. See Mr. A. J.
Elli8*s " The Only English Proclamation of Henry m.," Trans-
actions of the Philological Society, 1868, pp. 25, 87. He has
pointed out the corruptions of this French version of the Pro-
clamation. It is given in the text exactly as in the MS.
„ 462, 1. ult. for WcuconicB, te read Wtuconiam, et.
506, 1. 23, for he covenants read it be expedient to Aim.
„ L 38, for there be certain sheriffs read the sheriffs be certain,
„ 1. 45, for and to every one read both men and women,
511, margin, for p. 144 readj>. 140.
Vol. II.
Page 5, 8, Wordia is Worthy, not Woriing, as stated in the notes.
„ 16, L 31, magnum : sic MS. Bat read magnam.
„ 41, 1. 22, for Radul/us read Radvlfo : MS. Bad*.
„ 48, note 3. This should he—quandoque'] quamque, MS.
„ 55, 1. 32. The (") should be after cardinalis,
„ 76, 1. 6, for a read autem,
„ 82, 1. 21, margin, for Third read Fourth.
„ 86, note 7, for Henry read Peter MaucUrc,
„ 86,1. 23, insert [hcgxxxiy.]. It is omitted in the MS., but evi-
dently by the scribe's carelessness, as the word Conaecratus
at the b^inning of the paragraph is without its initial letter,
as is usual at the beginning of the years.
„ 87, 1. 28, for mcxxzvii. read mccxxzvu.
„ 93, L 27, and p. 94, 1. 29, for porrexit read perrexit
„ 95, 1. 31, toT/estum readfesto.
„ 100, 1. 27, and p. 101, 1. 16. spe. So the MS. quite distinctly, without
any mark of contraction. I am inclined to think spe, i.e., specie,
should be read. Compare the Annals of Worcester, iv. p. 449.
„ 109, 1. 20, and margin, dele [«u6].
ADDENDA AND GOBBIOBNDA. 429
Page 1 18, 1. S9, for mquireiU read mgvtrerent
„ 119, 1. 20, quidam : ac MS. Bat read quidem,
„ 186, inner margin, L 1, immediately below EustbiuB insert Angb'
Saxon Chronicle.
„ 1 54, L 2, for obiH read obiit ;
„ 161,note2,for^tAe&iJtfread^<fte/it;ti{^.
„ 215, L 18, mar;gjn, for Ralp read Ralph,
„ 219, L 5, for Chichester read Chiche^ ue,, S. Oayth's near Colchester.
„ „ margin, for Robert de BettomotU read Waleran de Bdkmont
„ 281, 1. 82, for et read etUxnu
„ 285, note 5, for Citeaux read Ckuroavx,
„ 246, note 1, for John read Fubnar.
„ 255, L 10, for exeommunicata read excommuniccUL
„ „ h 16, for Tunc read Nam.
„ 275, L 8, foTfeudarius teaAfeudarxis : MS. fendar^.
„ 283, margin, for Ftdk read Fawhee.
„ 285, L 28, for JVintonia read Wffee, as in the MS., and dele note 2.
This is Wolyeslej, a castle or house of the bishops of Winchester,
which had been built by Henry of Blois. See the Worcester
Annals, iv. p. 378.
,, 287, 1, 85, for UU read iUie : MS. Ul'.
„ 299, L 11, for Mxoczziy. read Moaxxrr.
„ 800, note 1, for WiOiam read Baldwin.
„ 804, 1. 4, for milia read mUibue : MS. m«
„ 364, 1. 13, Colemle: sic MS. Bat read CoUvile.
„ 872, L 10, for WiUdmus read Wlaltenu],
„ 377, L 3. Dele [raft.].
„ 891, 1. 4, for coneUii read conaimilL
„ 405, 1. 9, obsiderunt: sic MS. Bat read obsederunt
Vol. m.
Page zii. Richard de Morins had studied logiek and law at Bologna. In
1285 he assisted as an adviser at the first election of an abbat
of S. Alban's, after the Lateran CoondL Matt. Par. Geeta
Alfbatum 8, Albani (Riley), i. p. 307.
„ xzxv, note 1. The first hasband of Milieent de Cantelnpe was John
de Monte Alto. See Eirkby's Inquest for Yorhshire, p. 16,
note P, (Scaife, Sortees Soc. 1866). See also Horwood's Year
Boohs of Edward /., xxxi, p. 469.
„ bdv, I. 23, pp. 443, 465, 478, margin, fat Hacehesham^ Greenwich^
read Haicham^ Depiford.^
„ Ixvii, 1. 16 ; p. 470, margin, for PaUesworth read Paddleamorih.^
„ 1, L 4, for Tiberias read Tiberius,
„ 6, L 18, for palladium read Palladium,
„ 7, L 17, for epicopum read episcopum.
* For these coirectians I am indebted to Mr. W. H. Hart.
n
430 ADDSKDA AND COBBIOBNBl^
Page 45, margin, for 1214 read 1315.
„ note 8, for WiOiam 11. read Ehat.
50, note 1, for Herbert U Poore read RUhard U Poore, Herbert te
Poon died 6 Feb. 1217. The battle was fooght 24 Aug. 1217.
The annalist has given a wrong date Ibr the year.
„ 51, note 2. Dele ** afterwarda bishop of Hereford.**
„ 54, L 16, maigin, for Ouagi read Gamgi.
„ 76,1.20. Between the brackets insert Aferloiiue. Walter had been
prior of Merton, bnt foor years before his death became a
Caithnsian. lliomas the actoal prior died the same year
(Annal. WaverL, pp. 296, 297). The deaths of the two priors
eoming together probably perplexed the scribe.
„ 91, L 81, for fll«(^] read Hlftgomem],
„ 118, note 8, for Mcmhead read ManMhead,
„ 125. Dele note 1.
„ 128, note 2, for daughter read neter.
f, 141, L 18, for MoxzxT. read mogkzxv.
„ 150, note 4, for Peter Mauderc read John 1,
„ 158, L 24, margin, for Mag 5 read April 29.
„ 181, note 1, for Roger le Noir read FM BommU.
„ 184, 1. 18, for ad read ab.
margin, for March 8 read AprU 8.
185, margin, for April 15 read April 9.
„ 193, L 15, for Simone read Simon.
^ 205, 1. 11, for EdUsheme read Edlieberue.
„ 227, 1. 4, for cedidit read cecidit.
„ 280, L 80, for cumigniM read cam ignie.
„ 286, L 6, margin, for iv. read lu.
„ 248, L 25, for H[itgonem^ read Hlenricum}.
„ „ L 28, for Hlygo"] read jEF^earicMt].
„ 248, 1. 8, for Plercivallt] read Pletrt],
„ 257, L 15, for ./[oAaitiitf] read J[ohannamJ.
„ 268, 1. 5, margin, for beer read malt.
„ 269, 1. 32, foT foedavimue nadfeodavimug. •
285, L 24, margin, for Flitton read Flitwieh.
290, 1. 25, for Muchaue read Muehant
802, 1. 81, margin, for Fe6. 26 read Fe5. 6.
817, note 1, for ChtranceMter read Gurmeceeter.
820, 1. 10. There should be, not ; after Engheheria,
828, L 30, for tiepecialem read epecialem,
325, 1.4, for 12 read 11.
353, L 24, for vidicet read viddicet.
370, LSI, margin, for Brauneton read Braesington.
874, 1, 10, insert Henrici between the brackets.
442, note 1. For this, read ** Leigham Conrt, Streatham." ^
455, 1. 18, margin, for Oodfrey read Geoffrey.
492, col. 2, L 9, for 685 read 653, and coL 4, 1. 2, for 655 read 655.
91 n
n
99
99
99
99
99
99
99
9»
99
For this correction I am indebted to Mr. W. H. Hart.
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ADDENDA AND OOBBIOXNDA. 481
Vol. IV.
Page 68» note 3, for Boger read WiUiam,
„ 96, L 8. Dele Pabrieata.
f, 105, L 15. Benaugei. So the MS. diBtinctly. It is aa eiror of the
ieribe for Bemtuffea,
„ 1S4, L 8, for tmpertUe xetA nqterttUe,
„ 839, Wykee, 1. 1, kaL IheembrU^ so the MS. ; xm. should e^ideiitly
be inserted before kaL
„ S61, note 2, for ThomoM de Fortibut read WiUiam de Fortibus.
H 347, 1. 38, maigin, for Edward read Edamnd.
„ 359, 1. 15, for Diwuano read DuviaHo.
„ 864, L 16, for JEdvam read Eduam, i^ iBdoam (Anton).
„ 379, L 9, for cxLii. read mozuj.
„ 380, 1. 40, ioftfrerttum jeBAferttnm,
403, note 3, for John read Reginald de DammarHn.
408, L 84, for tranefretur read transfertur.
484, 539, margin, for HagUe read Hake (i.«.. Hales Owen in Shrop-
shire).
430, 446, 447, nuugin, for HuMedom read Himbktom,
477, note 3, for denarioe read denariue,
495, L 87. The comma should be after patva instead of after camera,
508, 1. 88, ibr Redbeme read Redberue (t.e., Bodborongh).
504, L 85, for epieeopo read epiecopi.
514, note 1. These Terses will iJso be fonnd in the Appendix III.
to Mr. Wrist's edition of Pierre de Langtoft, iL p. 450.
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Commons reiterated that recommendation in more forcible words ; but it
was not until the incorporation of the State Paper Office with the Public
Record Office that the present Master of the Rolls found himself in a position
to take the necessary steps for carrying out the wishes of the House of
Commons.
On 7 December 1855, he stated to the Lords of the Treasury that although
^' the Records, State Papers, and Documents in his charge constitute the most
*' complete and perfect series of their kind in the civilized world," and
although " they are of the greatest value in a historical and constitutional
" point of view, yet they are comparatively useless to the public, from the
** want of proper Calendars and Indexes."
Acting upon the recommendations of the Committees of the House of
Commons above referred to, he suggested to the Lords of the Treasury that
to effect the object he had in view it would be necessary for him to employ a
few persons fully qualified to perform the work which he contemplated.
Their Lordships assented to the necessity of having Calendars prepared
and printed, and empowered the Master of the Rolls to take such steps as
might be necessary for this purpose.
The following Works hare been already published under the direction of
the Master of the Rolls : —
Calendarium Genealogicum ; for the Reigns of Henry III. and Edward
I. Edited by Charles Roberts, Esq., Secretary of the Public Record
Office. 2 Vols, 1865.
Tbig is a work of great value for elncidatiog the early history of oar nobility
and landed gentry.
FF 2
Vol. L— 1603-1610.
Vol. IL— 1611-1618.
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reigns of Ei>-
WARD VI., Mart, and Elizabeth, preserved in Her Majesty's Public
Record Office. Edited by Robert Lemon, Esq., F.S.A. 1856-1866.
Vol. I.— 1547-1580. I Vol. II.— 1581-1590.
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of Eliza-
beth (continned), presei'ved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office.
Edited by Mart Anne Everett Green. 1867-1869.
Vol. III.— 1591-1594. I Vol. IV.— 1595-1597.
The first, second, third, and fonrtli voliunes are published, extending from 1547
to 1597.
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of Jamss
I., preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. Edited by Mary
Anne Everett Green. 1857-1859.
Vol. Ill— 1619-1623.
Vol. IV 1623-1625, with Addenda,
Mrs. Ererett Green has completed a Calendar of the Domestic State Papers
of the reign of James I. in fonr yolumes. The mass of historical matter thus
rendered accessible to investigation is large and important. It throws new light
on the Gunpowder-plot ; the rise and fall of Somerset ; the particulan con-
nected with the Oyerbury murder ; the disgrace of Sir Edward Coke ; and other
matters connected with the reign.
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reion of
Charles I., preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. Edited
by John Bruce, Esq., F.S.A. 1858-1868.
Vol. I.— 1625-1626.
Vol. II.— 1627-1628.
Vol. in 1628-1629.
Vol. IV 1629-1631.
Vol. V 1631-1633.
Vol. VI.— 1633-1684.
This Calendar is in continuation of that of the Domestic State Papers of the
reign of James I., and will extend to the Restoration of Charies II. At present
it comprises the first thirteen years of the reign of Charles I., but is in active pro-
gress towards completion. It presents notices of a lai^ number of original
documents of great value to all inquirers into the history of the period to which
it relates. Many of these documents have been hitherto unknown.
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign op
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by Mart Anne Everett Green. 1860-1866. ^
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Seven volumes, of the period between 1660 and 1667, have been published.
Calendar of State Papers relating to Scotland, preserved in Her
Majesty's Public Record Office. Edited by Markuam John Thorpe,
Esq., of St. Edmund Hall, Oxford. 1 858.
Vol. L, the Scottish Series, of the Reigns of Henry VUL,
Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth, 1509-1589.
Vol. n., the Scottish Series, of the Reign of Elizabeth, 1 589^1603 ;
an Appendix to the Scottish Series, 1543-1592 ; and the State
Papers relating to Mary Queen of Scots during her Detention in
England, 1568-1587.
The above two volumes of State Papers relate to Scotland, and embrace the
period between 1509 and 1603. In the second rdome are notices of the State
Papers relating to Mary Qneen of Scots.
Vol. Vn.— 1634-1635.
Vol. VIIL— 1635.
Vol. IX.— 1635-1636.
Vol. X.— 1636-1637.
Vol. XL— 1637.
Calbndab of State Papers relating to Ireland, preserved in Her
Majesty's Public Record Office. Edited by Hans Claude Hamilton,
Esq., F.S.A. 1860-1867.
. Vol. L— 1509-1573. | Vol. II.— 1574-1585.
The above two Yolumes of Irish State Papers, between 1509 and 15S5, have
been published under the editorship of Mr. Hans Claude Hamilton ; and another
Tolume is in progress.
Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series, preserved in Her Majesty's
Public Record Office, and elsewhere. Edited by W. Noel Sainsburt,
Esq. 1860-1862.
..Vol. L— America and West Indies, 1574-1660.
Vol. II. — ^East Indies, China, and Japan, 1513-1616.
The first yolnine is a Calendar of Colonial Papers relating to America and the
West Indies, from 1574 to 1660. The second volume relates to the East Indies,
China, and Japan, from 1513 to 1616. They include an analysis of all Papers
from the three great arcluTes of the Public Record Office, the India Office, and
the British Museum. The third volume is in the press. The regular series of the
East India Papers in the Public Record Office are calendared to the year 1623 ;
those relating to the same subject in the Domestic Correspondence to 1625 ; and
in the Foreign Correspondence to 1621 ; the Court Minutes of the East India
Company to 1621 ; and the Original Correspondence in the India Office to 1621.
ld[any undated Papers have been dated and arranged.
Calendar of Xetters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, or the
Reion op Henry VIII., preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record
Office, the British Museura, &c. E,dited by J. 8. Brewer, M.A.,
Professor of English Literature, King's College, London. 1862-1867.
Vol. L— 1509-1514.
Vol. IL (in Two Parts)— 1515^-1518.
Vol. in. (in Two Parts)— 151$-1523.
These Tolumes contain sommaries of all State Papers and Correspondence
relating to the reign of Heniy VIII., in the Public Record Office, of those
formerly in the State Paper Office, in the British Museum, the Libraries of Oxford
and Cambridge, and other Public Libraries ; and of all letters that have appeared
in print in the works of Burnet, Strype, and others. Whatever auUientic
original material exists in England relatiTC to the religious, political, parliamen-
tary, or social history of the country during the reign of Henry YIII., whether
despatches of ambassadors, or proceedings of the anny, navy, treasury, or
jordnance, or records of Parliament, appointments of officers, grants from the
Crown, &c., will be found calendared in these volumes.
Calendar op State Papers, Foreign Series, op the Reign of
Edward VL, preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office, 1547-
1553. Edited by W. B. Turnbull, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-
at-Law, and Correspondant du Comity Imperial desTravanx Historiques
et des Soci^tes Savantes de France. 1861.
Calendar of State Papers, Foreign Series, op the Reign of Mary,
preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. 1553-1558. Edited
by W. B. Turnbull, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law, and
Correspondant du Comity Imperial des Traraaz Historiques et des
Socidt^s Savantes de France. 1861.
The two preceding volumes exhibit the negotiations of the English ambassadors
with the courts of the Emperor Charles V. of Germany, of Henry II. of France,
and of Philip II. of Spain. The affiurs of several of the minor continental states
I also find various iaeidoBtal Hlostrations of much interest.
r
A raluable series of Papers descriptiye of the cireomstances irhtclL attead^
the loss of Calais merits a special notice ; irhile the progress of the wars in the
north of France, into -which England -was dragged by her union '¥rith Spain, ia
narrated at some length. The domestic affairs of England are of course passed
oyer in these Tolumes, which treat only of its relations with foreign powers.
Calendar op State Papers, Foreign Series, op the Reign of
Elizabeth, preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office, &c.
Edited by the Rev. Joseph Stevenson, M.A., of University College^
Durham. 1863-1867.
Vol. IV.— 1561-1562.
Vol. v.— 1562.
Vol. I.— 1558-1569.
Vol. n.— 1559-1560.
Vol. III.— 1560-1561.
These five voliimes' contain a calendar of the Foreign Correspondence of
Queen Elizabeth, from her accession in 1558, to 1562, of which &e originals^
drafts, or contemporary copies, are deposited in the Fablic Record Office, &c.
These documents are of the greatest value as exhibiting the position of England
at one of the most interesting periods of history, in regard to its relations with
France, Scotland, Spain, and Germany. They are of especial importance as
illustrating not only the externa) but also the domestic affidn of France during
the period which immediately preceded the outbreak of the first great war of
religion under the Prince of Cond^ tmd the Doke of Guise.
Calekdab of Tbbasury Papbbs, preset'ved in Her Majesty's Public Kecord
Office. 1557-1696. Edited by Joseph Redington, Esq. 1868.
The Papers connected with the administration of the a&irs of the Treasury,
from 1556-7 to 1696, comprising petitions, reports, and other documents re-
lating to services rendered to the State, grants of money and pensions, appoint-
ments to offices, remissionfi of fines and duties, &c., are calendared in this
yolunie. They illustrate -civil and military events, financial and other matters,
the administration in Ireland and the Colonies, &c,, and afford informntion
nowhere else recorded.
Calendar of the Carew Papers, preserved in Lambeth Library. Edited
by J. S. Brewer, M.A«, Professor of English Literature, King's College,
I^ndon ; and William BuLLEU, Esq. 1867-1869.
Vol. L— 1515-1574. Vol. IH.— 1589-1600.
Vol. IL— 1575-1588.
The Carew Papers relating to Ireland deposited in the Lamheth Library are not
only unique in themselves, but are of great importance. Three volumes of the
Calendar of these valuable Papers have been, published, extending from 1515 to
1600, which cannot fail to be welcome to all students of Irish history. AnoUier
volume is in the press.
Calendar of Letters, Despatches, and State Papers, relating to the
Negotiations between England and Spain, preserved in the ArcliiveB
at Simancaa, and elsewhere. Edited by G. A. BERGEKROTtt. 1862^
1868.
Vol. L— Hen. VIL— 1485-1509.
Vol. IL— Hen. VIlL— 1509-1525.
Supplement to Vol. L and Vol. II.
Mr. Bergenroth was engaged in compiling a Calendar of the Pap^s 'i^Ui^4r
to England preserved in the archives of Simancas in Spain, and the correspondiii^
portion removed from Simanoas to Paris. It was deemed essentlid that Mr.
Bergenroth should also visit Madrid, and examine the Papers there, bearing <A
the reign of Henry VIII. The first volume contains the Spanish Papers of
the reign of Henry VII. ; the second volume, those of the first portion of
the reign of Henry Vin. The Supplement to Vols. I. and H. contains new
information relating to the private life of Queen Kalbnine of Bngland ; and to
the projected marriage of Henry VII. with Queen Juana, widow of King FhUip
of Castile, and mother of the JSmperor Charles V*
Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts, relating to English
Affairs, preserved in the Archives of Venice, &c. Edited by Rawdon
Brown, Esq. 1864-1867.
Vol. L— 1202-1509.
Vol. II.— -1509-1519.
Of the Papers in the Venetian archives, Mr. Rawdon Brown has published
two volumes of his Calendar, extending from 1202 to 1519, and has made
considerable progress in the third volume. Mr. Brown's researches have brought
to light a number of important documents relating to the various periods of
English history, and his contributions to historical literature are of the most
interesting and important character.
Beport op the Deputy Keeper op the Public Reoords and the Rev.
J. S. Brewer to the Master of the Rolls, upon the Carte and
Carew Papers in the Bodleian and Lambeth Libraries. 1864. Price
28. 6d.
Report op the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records to the Master
OF THE Rolls, upon the Documents in the Archives and Public Libraries
of Venice. 1866. Price 2s, 6d,
In the Press.
Calendar of State Papers, Colonial Series, preserved in Her Majesty's
Public Record Office, and elsewhere. Edited by W. Noel Sainsbury,
Esq. Vol. III. — East Lidies, China, and Japan. 1617, &c.
Calendar of State Papers, Foreign Series, of the Reign op Eliza-
beth, preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. Edited by
the Rev. Joseph Stevenson, M.A., of University College, Durham.
Vol. VI.— 1563.
Calendar of Letters and Papers, Foreign and Domestic, of the Reign
op Henry VIII., preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office, the
British Museum, &c. Edited by J. S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of
English Literature, King's College, London. Vol. IV. — 1524, &c»
Calendar of State Papers and Manuscripts, relating to English
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don Brown, Esq. Vol. III.— 1 520-1 526.
Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of
Charles I., preserved in Her Majesty's Public Record Office. Edited
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Calendar of State Papers, Domestic Series, of the Reign of Eliza-
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Edited by Mary Anne Everett Green. Vol. V.— 1598-1600.
Calendar of the Carew Papers, preserved in Lambeth Library. Edited
by J. S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of English Literature, King's College,
London j and William Bullen, Esq. Vol IV. — 1601, &c.
Syllabus, in English, of Rymer's Fobdera ; with Index. Vol. I.
8
In Progress.
Calendar of State Papers relating to Ireland, preserved in Her
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Esq., F.S.A. Vol. Ill— 1586, he.
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THE CHRONICLES AND MEMORIALS OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND IRELAND DURING THE MIDDLE AGES.
[RoTAL 8vo., half-bound. Jhnce 10*. each Volume or Part.]
On 25 July 1822, the House of Commons presented an address to the
Grown, stating that the editions of the ^orks of our ancient historians were
inconvenient and defective; that roanj of their writings still remained in
manuscript, and, in some cases, in a single copy only. They added, ^ that an
** uniform and convenient edition of the whole, published under His Majesty's
** royal sanction, would be an undertaking honourable to His Majesty's reign,
'' and conducive to the advancement of liistorical and constitutional know-
^ ledge ; that the House therefore humbly besought His Majesty, that He
** would be graciously pleased to give such directions as His Majesty, in His
*' wisdom, might think fit^ for the publication of a complete edition of the
^ ancient historians of this realm, and assured His Majesty that whatever
'' expense might be necessary for this purpose would be made good."
The Master of the Rolls, being very desirous that effect should be given
to the resolution of the House of Commons, submitted to Her Majesty's
Treasury in 1857 a plan for the publication of the ancient chronicles and
memorials of the United Kingdom, and it was adopted accordingly. In
selecting these works, it was considered right, in the first instance, to
give preference to those of which the manuscripts were unique, or the
materials of which would help to fill up blanks in English history for
which no satisfactory and authentic information hitherto existed in any
accessible form. One great object the Master of the Rolls had in view was
to form a corpus historicum within reasonable limits, and which should be
as complete as possible. In a subject of so vast a range, it was important
that the historical student should be able to select such volumes as conformed
with his own peculiar tastes and studies, and not be put to the expense of
purchasing the whole collection ; an inconvenience inseparable from any
other plan than that which has been in this instance adopted.
Of the Chronicles and Memorials, the following volumes have been pub-
lished. They embi-ace the period from the earliest time of British history
down to the end of the reign of Henry YIL
10
1. The Chronicle of England, bj John Caporave. Edited by the
ReT. F. C. HiNGESTON, M.A.y of Exeter College, Oxford. 1858.
Capgrare was prior of Lynn, in Norfolk, -and proyincial of tbe order of the
Friars Hermits of England shortly before the year 1464. His Chronicle extends
from the creation of the world to the year 1417. As a record of the language
spoken in Norfolk (being written in English), it is of considerable yalne.
• •
2. Chroxicon Monasterii de Abingdon. Vols. I. and II. Edited by
the Rev. Joseph Stevenson, M.A.-, of UniTereitj College, Durham,
and Vicar of Leigh ton Buzzard. 1S58.
This Chronicle traces tbe history of the great Benedictine monastery of
Abingdon in Berkshire, from its foundation by King Ina of Wessex, to the
reign of Richard I., shortly after which period the present nanatiTe was drawn
np by an inmate of the establishment The author had access to the title-deeds
of the house ; and incorporates into his history various charters of the Saxon
kings, of great importance as illustrating not only the history of the locality
but that of the kingdom. The work is now printed for the first time.
3. Lives of Edward the Confessoh. L — ^La Estoire de Seint Aedward
le Rei. 11. — ^Vita Beati EdVardi Regis et Confessbris. III. — ^Vita
^duuardi Regis qui apud Westmonasterium requieseit. Edited by
Henrt Richards Luard, M.A., Fellow and Assistant Tutor of Trinitj
College, Cambridge. . 1853.
The first is a poem in Norman French, oontaining 4,686 lines. It is addrefisad
to Alianor, Queen of Uenij IIL, and was probably written in the year 1245, on
the occasion of the restoration of the church of Westminster. Nothing is known
of the author. The second is an anonymous poem, oontaining 586 lines, written
between the years 1440 and 1450, by command of Henry YL, to whom It
is dedicated. Though it does Qot throw any new light on th6 reign of £dward
the Confessor, yet it is valuable as a specimen of tiM Latfar poetry of the time.
The third, also by an anonymous author, was apparently written for Queen
Edith, between the years 1066 and 1074, during the pressure of the suffering
brought on the Saxons by' the Norman conqii^t It notices many facts not
ibund in other writers, and some which dlfl^r considerably fronr the usual
accounts.
4. MoKUMBNTA Franciscaka ; scilicot, I. — Thomas de Eeclestoti ' de Ad-
ventu Fratrum Minorum' in Angliam. II.^--Ada& de Marisco Epistolae.
III. — Hegistrum Fratrum Minorum Londonise. Edited by J. S.
Brewer, M.A., Professor of English Literature, Kind's College,
London. 1858.
This volume contains original materials for the history of the settlement of
the order of Saint Francis in Englanii, the letters of Adam de MaHseo» and
other papers connected ^ith the foimdation and diffiosion of this great body-. It
has been the aim of the editor to collect whatever historical information coold be
found in this country, towards illustrating a period of the national history for
which only scanty materials exist None of these faaTe been hefoceiprinted.
5. FAsacuLi ZizANioRUM Magistri Johannis Wyclif cpM Tritico*
Ascribed to Thouas Netter, of Walden, Provincial' 6f the' CarineKte
Order in England, and Confessor to King Henrj the Fifth. Ediieid by
the Rev. W. W. Shirlbt, J^.A., Tutor and l«te Fellow of Wadh«m
CoUege, Oxford, 1858.
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This work derives its principal value from the feiet that it is the only con-
temporaneous account of the rise of ^e XioUards. At the time when it was
written, the disputes of the schoolmen had been extended to the field of theology,
and they appear both in the writings of Wycliff and in those of his adversaries.
WycUff's little bundles of taxes are not less metaphysical than theological, and
the conflict between Nominalists and Bealists rages side by side with the conflict
between the different interpreters of Scripture. The ^ Fasciculi Zizaniorum **
gives a good idea of the controversies which were carried on at the end of the
14th and the beginning of the 15th centuries.
6. The Buik of the Croniclis of Scotland ; or, A Metrical Version of
the History of Hector Boece ; by William Stewart. Vols. I., 11.,
and III. Edited by W. B. Turnbull, Esq., of Lincoln's Inn, BaiTister-
at-Law. 1858.
This is a metrical translation of a Latin Prose Chronicle, and was written in the
first half of the 16th century. The narrative begins with the earliest legends,
and ends with the dea& of James I. of Scotland, and the '* evil ending of the
traitors that slew him." Strict accuracy of statement is not to be looked for in
such a work as this ; but the stories of the colonization of Spain, Ireland, and
Scotland ai^e interesting if not true ; and the chronicle is valuable as a reflection
of the manners, sentiments, and character of the age in which it was composed.
The peculiarities of the Scottish diale<^ are well illustrated in this metrical
version of Boece's woric, and the student of language will here find ample
materials for cc)mparison with the English dialects of the same period, and with
modern lowland Scotch.
7. JoHANNis Capgrave Liber de Illttstribus Henricis. Edited by the
Eev. F. C. HiNGESTON, M.A., of Exeter College, Oxford. 1858. ^
This work is dedicated to Henry YI. of England, who appears to have been, int
the author's estimation, the greatest of all the Henries. It is divided into tluree
distinct parts, each having its own separate dedication. The first part relates only
to the history of the Empire, and extends from the election of Henry I., the
Fowler, to the end of the reign of the Etoperor Hemy VI. ^The second part is
devoted to English history, and extends from the accession of Heniy I. in the year
1100, to the year 1446 which was the twenty-fourth year of the reign of King
Henry YI. The third part contains the lives of illustrious men who have borne
the name of Henrv in various parts of the world.
Capgrave was bom in 1893, in the reign of Richard H., and lived during the
Wars of the Roses, for the history of which period his work is of some value.
8. HiSTORiA MoNASTERii S. AuGusTiNi Cawtuariensis, by Thomas of
Elhham, formerlj Monk and Treasurer of that Foundation. Edited
by Charles Hardwick, M.A,, Fellow of St. Catharine's Hall, and
Christian Advocate in the University of Cambridge. 1858.
This history extends from the arrival of St. Au^stine in Kent until 1191.
Prefixed is a chronology as far as 1418, which shows m outline what was to have
been the character of the work when completed. The only copy known is in the
possession of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. The author was connected with Norfolk,
and most probably with Elmham, whence he derived his name.
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9. EuLOGiUM (HiSTORiARUli 81 VE Temporis) : CluTonicozi ab Orbe condito
usque ad Anliiim Domini 1866 ; a Monacfao quodam Malmesbiriensi
exaratum. Vols. I., II., and III. Edited by F. S. Hatdow, Esq., B.A.
1858-1863,
This is a Latin Chronicle extending from the Creation to the latter pai-t of the
xeign of Ednraid III., and written by a monk' of the Abbey <tf Mahnesbory, in
Wiltshire, about the year 1867. A ooatinnation, carrying the history of England
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down to the year 1413, was added in the former half of the fifteenth century by
an author whose name is not known. The original Chronicle is diyided into
five books, and contains a history of the worid generally, bnt more especially
of England to the year 1366. The continuation extends the history down to
the coronation of Henry V. The Eulogiom itself is cluefly Tslnable as contain-
ing a history, by a contemporary, of the period between 1356 and 1366. Tlie
notices of events appear to have been written very soon after their ocenrrence.
Among other interesting matter, the Chronicle contains a diary of the Poitien
campaign, evidently fhmished by some person who accompanied the army of the
Black Prince. The continuation of the Chronicle is also the work of a contem-
porary, and gives a very interesting account of the reigns of Bichard IL and
Henry IV. It is believed to be the earliest authority for the statement that the
latter monarch died in the Jerusalem Chamber at Westminster.
10. Memorials of Henrt the Seybnth : Bernardi Andreaa Tholosatis
Vita Regis Henrici Septimi ; necnon alia qaaedam ad eondem Begem
spectantia. Edited by James Gairdner, Esq. 1858.
The contents of these volumes are— (1) a life of Henry VU., by his poet
laureate and historiographer, Bernard Andr^, of Toulouse, with some compom-
tions in verse, of which he is supposed to have been the author ; (2) the journals
of Boger Machado during certain embassies on which he was sent by Henry VU.
to Spain and Brittany, the first of which had reference to the marriage of the
King's son, Arthur, with Catharine of Arragon; (3) two ciuioos reports by
envoys sent to Spain in the year 1505 touching the succession to the Crown
of Castile, and a project of marriage between Henry Vll. and the Qaeen of
Naples; and (4) an account of Philip of Castile's reception in England in 1506.
Other documents of interest in connexion with the period are given in an ai^endix.
11. Memorials of Henrt the Fifth. L — ^Vita Henrici Quinti, Roberto
Bedmanno auctore. 11. — ^Versus Rhythmici in laudem R^s Henrici
Quinti. III. — Elmhami Liber Metricus de Henrico Y, Edited by
Charles A. Cole, Esq. 1858.
This volume contains three treatises which more or less illustrate the history of
the reign of Henry V., viz. : A Life by Bobert Bedman ; a Metrical Chronicle by
Thomas Elmham, prior of Lenton, a contemporary author ; Versus Bhythmici,
written apparently by a monk of Westminster Abbey, who was also a contempo-
rary of Henry V. TTiese works are printed for the first time.
12. Munimenta Gildhalljs Londoniensis ; Liber Albus, Liber Cus-
tumarum, et Liber Horn, in archivis Gildhallse a&seryati. Vol. I.,
Liber Albus. Vol. 11. (in Two Parts), Liber Cnstumarum. Vol. III.,
Translation of tbe Anglo-Norman Passages in Liber Albus, Glossaries,
Appendices, and Index. Edited by Henrt Thomas Riley, Esq., M.A.,
BaiTister-at-Law. 1 859-1 862.
Tbe mannscript of tbe Liher Albus, compiled "by John Carpenter, Common
Clerk of the City of London in tbe year 1419, a large folio Yolume, is pre-
served' in the Record Room of the City of London. It gives an account of
the laws, regulations, and institutions of that City in the twelfth, thirteenth,
fourteenth, and early part of the fifteenth centuries.
The Ziber Cnstumarum was compiled probably by various hands in the early
part of the fourteenth century during the reign of Edward II. The mannscripty
a folio volume, is also preserved in the Record Room of the City of London,
though some portion in its original state, borrowed from the City in the reign
of Queen Elizabeth and never returned, forms part of the Cottonian MS.
Claudius D. II. in the British Museum. It also gives an account of the laws*
regulations, and institutions of the City of London in the twelfth, thirteenth, and
early part of the fourteenth centuries.
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I
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' 13. CfiRONiCA JoHAKNis DB OxENXPSS. Edited by Sir Henrt Ellis^
K.H. 1839.
Althoagh this Chronicle tells of the arriyal of Hengist and Horsa hi England
in the year 449, yet it substantially begins with the reign of King Alfred, and
comes down to the year 1292, where it ends abruptly. The history is particu-
. larly valuable for notices of eYcnts in the eastern portions of the kingdom,
which are not to be elsewhere obtained, and some curious facts are mentioned
relatiye to the floods in that part of England, which are conflrmed in the Fries-
land Chronicle of Anthony Heinrich, pastor of the Island of Mohr.
: 14. A Collection of Political Poeus and Songs belating to English
History, from the Accession op Edward III. to the Reign of
Henry VIIT. Vols. I. and II. Edited by Thomas Wright, Esq.,
M.A. 1859-1861.
These Poems are perhaps the most interesting of all the historical writings of
** the period, though they cannot be relied on for accuracy of statement They
are yarious in character ; some of them are upon religious subjects, some may
be called satires, and some give no more than a court scandal ; but as a whole
they present a yery fair picture of society, and of the relations of the different
dasses to one another.
^ The period comprised is in itself interesting, and brings us, through the decline
of the feudal system, to what may be considered the beginning of our modem
history. The songs in old English are of considerable interest to Uie philologist
/ 15. The " Opus Tertium," " Opus Minus," &c., of Roger Bacon. Edited
by J. S. Brewer, M.A., Professor of English Literature, King's
^ College, London. 1869.
This is the celebrated treatise — ^which, up to this time, had never been printed
— so frequently referred to by the great philosopher in his works. It contains
the fullest details we possess of the life and labours of Roger Bacon. The
' volume also contains a frapment by the same author, supposed to be unique, the
i •* Compendium Studii ThecToffia."
16. BARTHOLOM-fil DE COTTON, MONACHI NORWICENSIS, HiSTORIA An-
' GLiCANA ; 449-1298 : necnon ejusdem Liber de Archiepiscopis et
I Episcopis AnglisB. Edited by Henrt Richards Luard, M.A., Fellow
f and Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1859.
The author, a monk of Norwich, has here given us a Chronicle of England
from the arrival of the Sasrons in 449 to the year 1298, in or about which year
it appeal's that he died. The latter portion of this history (the whole of the
reign of Edward I. more especially) is of great value, as the writer was contem-
porary with the events which he records. An Appendix contains several illus-
•' trative documents connected with the previous narrative.
^ 17. Brut t Tywysogion ; or, The Chronicle of the Princes of Wales.
^ Edited by the Rev. John Williams ab Ithel, M.A. 1860.
This work, also known as ** The Chronicle of the Princes of Wales," has
^ been attributed to Caradoc of Uancarvan, who flourished about the middle of
r the twelfth century. It is written in the ancient Welsh language, begins with
^ the abdication and death of Caedwala at Rome, in the year 681, and continues
^ the history down to the subjugation of Wales by Edward I., about the year 1282.
i 18. A Collection of Royal and Historical Letters during the
^ Beign of Henry IV. Edited by the Rev. F. C. Hingeston, M.A., of
'. Exeter College, Oxford. 1860.
y This volume, like all the others in the series containing a miscellaneous selec-
j« tion of letters, is valuable on account of the light it throws upon biographical
j history, and the familiar view it presents of characters, manners, and events of
the time. The period (1899 to 1404) required much elucidation; to which the
volume will materially contribute.
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19.|^Th]S Repressor op oyer m9ch Bi^Aicma ov the CLERar. By
Reginald Pbcock, sometime Bishop of Chichester. Vols. L and II.
Edited by Churchill Babinqton, B.D., Fellow of St. John's College,
Cambridge. 1860.
The " Kepressor " may be considered the earliest piece of good theological dis-
quisition of which our English prose literature can boast. The author was bom
about the end of the fourteenth century, consecrated Bishop of St J Asaph in
the year 1444, and translated to the see of Chichester in 1450. While Bishop of
Sf . Asaph, he zealously defended his brother prelates from the attacks of those
who censured the bishops for their neglect of duty, lie maintained that it was no
part of a bishop's functions to appear in the pulpit, and that his time might be
more profitably spent, and his ^gnity better mamtained, in the performance of
workf of a higher character. Amon^ those who thought differently were the
Lollards, and against their general doctnnes the '* Repressor " is directed. Fecocic
took up a position midway between that of the Roman Church and that of the
modem Anglican Church ; but his work is interesting chiefly because it gives a
full account of the views of the Lollards and of the arf^ments by which they were
supported, and because it assists us to ascertain the state of feeling which ulti-
mately led to the Reformation. Apart from religious matters, the light thrown upon
contemporaneous history is very small, but the *' Repressor " has great vidue
for the philologist, as it tells us what were the characteristics of the language in
use among the cultivated Englishmen of the fifteenth century. Pecock, though
an opponent of the Lollards, showed a certain spirit of toleration, for which he
recdved, towards the end of lus life, the usual mediseval rewards-persecution.
20. Annales Cambut^. Edited hy the Rev. John Williams ab Ithsl,
M.A. 1860.
These anhals, which are in Latin, commence in the year 447, and come down
to the year 1288. The earlier portion appears to be taken from an Irish Chromcle,
which was also used by Tigemach, and by the compiler of the Annals of Ulster.
During its first century it contains scarcely anything relating to Britain, ^e
earliest direct concurrence with English history is relative to the mission of
Augustine. Its notices throughout though brief, are valuable. The annals
were probably written at St. Davids, by Blegewryd, Archdeacon of LlandafT,
« the most learned man in lus day in all Cymru.
21. The Works op Giraldus Cambren^s. Vols. I., 11., and III. Edited
hy J. S. Brewek, M. a., Professor of English Literature, King's College,
London. Vols. V. and VI. Edited by the Rev. Jakes F. Dimock,
M.A., Rector of Bamburgh, Yorkshire. 1861-1868.
The first three volumes contain the historical works of Gerald du Barry, who
lived in the reigns of Henry II., Kichard I., and John, and attempted to re-
establish the independence of Wales by restoring the see of St. Davids to its
ancient primacy. His works are of a very miscellaneous nature, both in prose
and verse, and are remarkable chiefly for the racy and original anecdotes which
they contain relating to contemporaries. He is the only Welsh writer of any
importance who has contributed so much to the medieBval literature of this
country, or assumed, in. consequence of his nationality, so free and independent
a tone.' His frequent travels in Italy, in France, in Ireland, and in Wales, gave
him oppoxtunities for observation which did not generally fall to the lot of mediaeval
writers in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and of these observations Giraldus
has made due nse.
Only extracts from these treatises have been printed before, and almost all of
them are taken frx>m unique manuscripts.
The Topographia Hibemica (in Vol. V.) is the result of Giraldus' two visits to
Ireland. The first in the year 1 183, the second in 1 1 85-6, when he accompanied
Prince John into that country. Curious as this treatise Is, Mr. Dimock is of
opinion that it ought not to be accepted as sober truthful history, for Giraldus
hunself states that truth was not his mun object, and that he compiled the work
for the purpose of sounding the praises of Henry the Second. Elsewhere, how-
ever, he declares that he had stated nothing in the Topographia of the truth of
which he was not well assured, either by his own eyesight or by the testimony.
Mii ail difigence eMcHed, of the most truslwortli j and authentio men in the
country } that though he did not put juBt the same full faith in their reports as
in what he had himself seen, jet, as ^ej only related what they had themselves
seen, he could not but believe such credible witnesses. A very iiiteresting portion
of tins treatise is devoted to the animals of Ireland. It shows that he was a very
accurate and acute observer, and his descriptions are given in a way that a
scientific naturalist of the present day could hardly improve upon. The Expug-
natio Hiberniea was written about the year 1188, and maybe regarded rather
as a great epic than a sober relation of facts occurring in his own days. No
one can peruse it without coming to the conclusion that it is rather a poetical
fiction than a prosaic truthfUl history.
Vol. VL contains the Itinerariom Kambrice et Descriptio Kambris.
22. Letters and Papers illustrative op the Wars of the English
IN France during the Reign op Henry the Sixth, King op Eng-
land. Vol. I., and Vol. II. (in Two Parts). Edited by the Rev. Joseph
Stevenson, M.A., of University College, Durham, and Vicar of Leighton
Buzzard. 1861-1864.
The letters and papers contained in these yolnmes are deriyed chiefly from
originals or contemporary copies extant in the Biblioth^qne Imperial, and the
Dep6t des Archiyes, in Paris. They illustrate the line of policy adopted by
John Duke of Bedford and his successors during their government of Normandy,
and such other provinces of France as had been acquired by Henry V. We
may here trace, step by step, the gradual declension of the English power, until
we are prepared to read of its final overthrow.
23. The Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, according to the several Original
Authorities. Vol. I., Original Texts. Vol. II., Translation. Edited
and translated by Benjamuj Thorpe, Esq., Member of the Royal
Academy of Sciences at Munich, and of the Society of Netherlandish
Literature at Ley den. 1861.
This Chronicle, extending from the earliest history of Britain to the year
1154, is justly the boast of England ; for no other nation can produce any history,
written in its own vernacular, at all approaching it, either in antiquity, truthful-
ness, or extent, the historica. books of the Bible alone excepted. There are at
present six independent manuscripts of the Saxon Chronicle, ending in di£Ferent
years, and written in different parts of the conntry. In the present edition, the
text of each mannscript is piinted in colnnms on the same page, so that the
student may see at a glance the various changes whidi occur in orthography,
whether arising from Iccality or age.
24. Letters akd Papers illustrative of the Reigns op Richard IIL
AND Henrt VII. Vols. I. and II. Edited by Ja&ies Gairdner, Esq.
1861-1^63.
The Papers are derived from MSS. in the Public Record Office, the British
Museum, and other repositories. The period to which they refer is unusually
destitute of chronicles and other sources of historical information, so that the
light obtained from these documents is of special importance. The principal
contents of the volumes are some diplomatic Papers of Richard III. ; correspon-
dence between Henry Vll. and Ferdinand and Isabella of Spain; documents
relating to Edmund de la Pole, Earl of Suffolk ; and a portion of the corre-
spondence of Janics IV. of Scotland.
55. Letters of Bishop Grosseteste, illustrative of the Social Condition
of his Time. Edited by Henry Richards Luard, M.A., Fellow and
Assistant Tutor of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1861.
. The Letters of Robert Grosseteste (131 in number) are here collected from various
sources, and a large portion of them is printed for the first time. They range in
date from about 1210 to 1253, and relate to Tarious matters connected not only
vith the political history of England during the reign of Henry III., but with
its ecclesiastical condidon. They refer especially to the diocese of Lincoln, of
which Qrosseteste was bishop.
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26. Descriptive Catalogue of Manuscripts relating to the HisTORr
OF Great Britain and Ireland. Vol. I. (in Two Parts) ; Anterior
to the Norman Invasion. Vol. II.; 1066-1200. By Thouas Duffus
Hardy, Esq., Deputy Keeper of the Public Records. 1862-1865.
The object of this work is to pablisb notices of all known sources of British
history, both printed and unprinted, in one continued sequence. The materials,
when historical (as distinguished from biographical), are arranged under the
year in which the latest event is recorded in the chronicle or hjstory, and not
under the period in which its author, real or supposed, flourished. Biographies
are enumerated under the year in which the person commemorated died, and not
'under the year in which the life was written. This arrangement has two
advantages : the materials for any given period may be seen at a glance ; and
if the reader knows the time when an author wrote, and the number of years
that had elapsed between the date of the events and the time the writer flourished,
he will generally be enabled to form a fair estimate of the comparative value of
the narrative itself. A brief analysis of each work has been added when deserving
it, in which the original portions are distinguished from those which are mere
compilations. When possible, the sources are indicated ttom which such com-
pilations have been derived. A biographical sketch of the author of each piece
has been added, and a brief notice has also been given of such British authors as
have written on historical subjects.
27- ROTAL AND OTHER HISTORICAL LETTERS ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE ReIGN
OF Henry III. From the Originals in the Public Record Office. Vol.
I., 1216-1235. Vol. IL, 1236-1272. Selected and edited bj/ the Rev.
W. W. Shirlet, D.D., Regius Professor in Ecclesiastical History, and
Canon of Christ Church, Oxford. 1862-1866.
The letters contained in these volumes are derived chiefly from the ancient
correspondence formerly preserved in the Tower of London, and now in the
Public Record Office. They illustrate the political history of England during
the growth of its liberties, and throw considerable light upon the personal history
of Smion de Montfort. The affairs of France form the subject of many of these
letters, more especially in regard to the province of Gascony. The entire col-
lection consists of nearly 700 documents, the greater portion of which is printed
for the first time.
29. Chronica Monasterii S. Albani. — 1. Thom^ Walsingham Historia
Anglicana; Vol. I., 1272-1381 : Vol. IL, 1381-1422. 2. Willelmi
Rish ANGER Chronica et Ann ales, 1259-1307. 3. Johannis db
Trokelowe et Henrici de Blaneforde Chronica et Annales,
1259-1296; 1307-1324; 1392-1406. 4. Gesta Abbatum Monasterii
S. Albani, a Thoma Walsingham, regnante Ricardo Secundo,
ejusdem EccLESi^ PrjEcentore, comi*ilata ; Vol. I., 793-1290 : Vol.
II., 1290-1349. Edited by Henry Thomas Riley, Esq., M.A., of
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge ; and of the Inner Temple, BaiTister-
at-Law. 1863-1867.
In the first two volumes is a history of England, from the death of Jlenrj
III. to the deatii of Henry V., written by Thomas Walsingham, precentor of
St. Albans and prior of the Cell of VVymundham, belonging to that abbey.
Walsingham's work is printed from MS. Vll. in the Arundel Collection in the
•-College of Arms, London, a manuscript of the fifteenth century, collated with
MS. 13 E. IX, in the King's Library in the British Museum, and MS. VEL
in the Parker Collection of Manuscripts at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge.
In the third volume is a Chronicle of English History, from 1259 to 1806,
attributed to William Rishanger, monk of Saint Albans, who lived in the reign
of Edward I., printed from the Cottonian Manuscript, Faustina B. IX. (of tihe
fourteenth century) in the British Museum, collated with MS. 14 C. VU. (fols.
219-231) in the King's Library, British Museum, and the Cottonian Manuscript
Claudius E. IH., fols. 306-331 : Also an account of transactions attending the
award of the kingdom of Scotland to JohnBalliol by King Edward I., 1291-1292,
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from MS. Cotton. ClaudloB, D. VI., attribated to William Rishanger above ^
mentioned, but on no sofficient ground : A short Chronicle of Eoglish History, '
from 1292 to 1300, by an uiu^nown hand, from MS. Cotton. Claudius D.
VL : A short Chronicle from 1297 to 1307, Willelmi Rishanger Gesta Edward!
Frimi Regis Anglia;, from MS. 14 C. I. in the Royal Library, and MS. Cotton.
Claudius D. VL, with an addition of Annates Re/nim Angliro, probably by the
same hand : A fragment of a Chronicle of English History, 1299, 1300, from
MS. Cotton. Claudius D. VI. : A fragment of a Chronicle of English History,
1 295 to 1 300, from MS. Cotton. Claudius D. VI. : and a fragment of a Chronicle
of English History, 1285 to 1307, from MS. 14 C. I. in the Royal Library.
In the fourth volume is a Chronicle of English History, by an anonymous
writer, 1259 to 1296, from MS. Cotton. Claudius D. VI. : Also Annals of King
Edward II., 1307 to 1323, by John de Trokelowe, a monk of St. Albans, from
MS. Cotton. Claudius D. Vl^ : A continuation of Trokelowe*s Annals, 1323,
1324, by Henrlcus de Blaneforde, from MS. Cotton. Claudius D. VI. : Also a
frill Chronicle of English History, by an anonymous writer of St Albans, 1399
to 1406, from MS. VII. in the Library of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge:
and an account of the past benefactors of St Albans, written in the early part of
the fifteenth, centuiy, from MS. VI. in the Library of Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge.
In the fifth volume begins a history of the abbots of St Albans, from 793 to
the close of the fourteen^ century, compiled by Thomas Walsingham, pransentor
of St. Albans, from MS. Ck>tton. Claudius £. IV., in the British Museum. This
is continued in the sixth volnme.
29. ChrONXCON ABBATLfi EVESHAMENSIS, AuCTORlBUS DoMtNICO PrIORB
EvESHA&aiE £T Thoma DE Marleberge Abbate, a Fundationb ad
Annum 1213, una cum Continuatione ad Annum 1418. Edited by
the Eev. W. D. Macrat, M.A,, Bodleian Library, Oxford. 1863.
The Chronicle of Evesham illustrates the history of that important monastery
from its foundation by Egwin, about 690, to the year 1418. Its chief feature is
an autobiography, which makes us acquainted with the inner daily life of a
great abbey, such as but rarely has been recorded. Interspersed are many
notices of general, personal, and local history which will be read with much
interest Thda work exists in a single MS., and is for the first time printed.
30. RiCARDi de Cirencestria Speculum Historiale de Gestis Requm
AlNGLIJ^. Vol. L, 447-871. Edited by John E. B. Mator, M.A.,
Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge. 1863.
Of the compiler of this work, which is in four parts, very little is known.
In the prologue he calls himself Richard, a monk of Westminster, and at the end
of the first part, Richard of Cirencester, a monk of St. Peter*s, Westmmster.
One volume only, containing the first three books, has been published, the re-
mainder is in the press, and will shortly appear. There is a continuation of the
work down to the year 1348, which in due time will also be printed.
31. Year Books of the Reign of Edward the First. Years 20-21,
30-31, and 32-33. Edited and translated by Alfred John Horwood,
Esq., of the Middle Temple, Barrister-at-Law. 1863-1866.
The volumes known as the " Year Books '' contain reports in Korman-French
of cases argued and decided in the Courts of Common Law. They may be con-
sidered to a great extent as the '' lex non scripta " of England, and have been held
in the highest yeneration by the ancient sages of the law, and were received by
them as the repositories of the first recorded judgments and dicta of the great
legal luminaries of past ages. They are also worthy of the attention of the
general reader on account of the historical information and the notices of public
and private persons which they contain, as well as the light which they throw
on ancient manners and customs.
825E7. G O
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89. BBCUEIL.DE8 Cbokiques et anohienkes Istories d£ la Gbant Bbb*'
TAiGNE A pbesent nomme Engleterre, par Jehan de Waurin. Vol. I.,
Albina to 688. Vol. II., 1399-1422. Edited by William Hardt, Esq.,
F.S.A. 1864-1868.
40. A Collection of the Chronicles and ancient Histories of Great
Britain, now called England, by John db Wavrin. Albina to 688.
(Translation of the preceding Vol. I.) Edited and translated by
William Hardt, Esq., F.S.A. 1864.
This cnrioas chronicle extends firom the febulous period of history down to the
return of Edward IV. to England in the year 1471, after the second deposition of
Henry Yl. The manuscript from which the text of the work is taken is pre-
served in the Imperial library at Paris, and is believed to be the onlj complete
and nearly contemporary copy in , existence. The work, as originally bound,
was comprised in six volumes, since rebound in morocco in 12 volumes, folio
maximo, vellum, and is illustrated with exquisite miniatures, vignettes, and initial
letters. It was written towards the end of the fifteenth century, having been
expressly executed for Louis de Bruges, Seigneur de la Gruthuy se an d Earl of
Wmchester, from whose cabinet it passed into the library of Louis XXL at Blois.
41. PoLTCHRONicoN Ranulphi Higden, With Trevisa's Translation. Vol. I.
Edited by Churchill Babington, B.D., Senior Fellow of St, John's
College, Cambridge. 1865.
This is one of the many mediaeval chronicles which assume the character of a
history of the world. It begins with the creation and is brought down to the
author's own time, the reign of Edward IIL Prefixed to the historical portion of
the work is a chapter devoted to geography, in which is given a description of
every known land.
To say that the Polychronioon was written in the fourteenth century is to say
that it is not free from inaccuracies. It has, however, a value apart from its
intrinsic merits. It enables us to form a very fair estimate of die knowledge of
history and geography which well-informed raiders of the fourteenth and fiftmidi
centuries possessed, for it was then the standard work on general history.
The two English translations, which are printed with the original Latin, a£ford
interesting illustrations of the gradual change of our language, iac one was made
in the fourteenth century, the other in .the fifteenth. The differences between
Trevisa's version and that of the unknown writer are often considerable.
42. Le Liyere db Reis de Brittanib e Le Liyere de Reis db
Engletere. Edited by John Gloyeb, M.A., Vicar of Brading, Isle of
Wight, formerly Librarian of Ti-inity College, Cambridge. 1865.
These two treatises, though they cannot rank as independent narratives, are
nevertheless valuable as careftd abstracts of previous historians, especially ** Le
Livere de Beis de Engletere.'' Some various reading are given which are
interesting to the philologist as instances of semi-Saxomzed French.
It is supposed that Peter of Ickham must have been the author, but no certain
conclusion on that point has been arrived at.
43. Chronica MoKASTERn db MELaA, ab Anno 1160 usqtjb ad Annum
1406. Vols. L, II., and IIL Edited by Edward Augustus Bond, Esq.,
Assistant Keeper of the Manuscripts, and Egerton Librarian, British
Museum. 1866—1868.
The Abbey of Meaux was a Cistercian house, and the work of its abbot is both
curious and valuable. It is a faitbfol and often minute reeord of the establishment
of a religious community, of its progress in forming an ample revenue, <»F its
. struggles to maintain its acquisitions, and of its relations to the governing
institutions of the country. In addition to the private affairs of the monastery,
" . some light is thrown npon the public events of the time, which are however kept
distinct, and appear at the end of the history of each abbot's administration. The
text has been printed from what is said to be the autograph of the original
compiler, Thomas de Bnrton, the nineteenth abbot
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44. MaTT£L£I PaKISIEIJSIS HiSTORIA AnGLORUM, 8IVE, UT VULQO DICITUR,
HiSTORiA Minor. Vols. I., U., and III. 1067-1245. EdiUd by Sir
Frederic Madden, K.H., Keeper of the Departmeut of Manuscripts,
British Museom. 1866-1869.
The exact date at which this work was written is, according to the chronicler,
1250. The history is of considerable value as an illustration of the period during
which the author lived, and contains a good summary of the events which followed
the Conquest This nunor chronicle is, however, based on another work (also
written by Matthew Paris) giving fuller details, which has been called the
'Historia Msgor.' The chronicle here published, nevertheless, gives some
information not to be found in the greater history.
45. Liber Monabterii de Htda : a Chronicle and Chartularit of
Hyde Abbet, Winchester, 455-1023. Edited^ from a Manuscript in
the Library of the Earl of Macclesfield^ by Edward Edwards, Esq.
1866.
The "Book of Hyde " is a compilation from much earlier sources, which are
usually indicated witii considerable care and precision. In many cases, however,
the Hyde chronicler appears to correct, to qualify, or to amplify— either from
tradition or from sources of information not now discoverable — ^the statements
which, in substance, he adopts. He also mentions, and frequently quotes from,
writers whose works are either entirely lost or at present known only by fragments.
There is to be found, in the ^* Book of Hyde," much information relating to the
reign of King Alfred which is not known to exist elsewhere. The volume
contains some curious specimens of Anglo-Saxon and Mediseval English.
46. Chronicon Scotorum : a Chronicle op Irish Affairs, from the
Earliest Times to 1135 ; with a Supplement, containing the Events
from 1141 to 1150. Edited^ with a Translatiouy by William Maunsbll
Hennesst, Esq., M.'R.I.A. 1866.
There is, in this volume, a legendary account of the peopling of Ireland and of
the adventures which befell the various heroes who are said to have been con-
nected with Irish history. The details are, however, very meagre both for this
period and for the time when history becomes more authentic. The plan adopted
in the chronicle gives the appearance of an accuracy to which the earlier portions
of the work cannot have any claim. The succession of events is marked, year by
year, from a.m. 1599 to a.d. 1150. The principal events narrated in the later
portion of the work are the invasions of foreigners and the wars of the Irish
among themselves. The text has been printed from a MS. preserved in the
library of Trinity College, Dublin, written partly in Latin, partly in Irish.
47. The Chronicle of Pierre de Langtoft, in French Verse, from
the earliest Period to the Death op Edward I. Vols. I. and IL
Edited by Thomas Wright, Esq., M.A. 1866-1868.
It is probable that Pierre de Langtoft was a canon of Bridlington, in Yorkshire,
and that he lived in the reign of Edward I., and during a portion of the reign of
Edward II. This chronicle is divided into three parts; in the first is an
abridgment of Geoffrey of Monmouth's ** Histona Britonum," in the second, a
history of the Anglo-Saxon and Norman kings, down to the death of Heniy III.
and in the third a histoiy of the reign of Edward I. The principal object of the
work was apparently to show the justice of Edward's Scottish wars.
The language of the chronicle is singularly corrupt, and a curious specimen
of the French of Yorkshire.
48. The War of the Gaedhil with the Gaill, or, The Invasions op
Ireland by the Danes and other Norsemen. Edited, with a
Translation, by James Henthorn Todd, D.D., Senior Fellow of
Trinity College, and Regius Professor of Hebrew in the University.
Dublin. 1867.
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The work in ito present fonn, is the editor's opinion, is a comparatiTely modepn
yersion of an undoubtedly ancient originaL That it was eompiled frond contem-
porary materials has been proved by carious incidental evidence. It is stated in
the account given of the battle of Clontarf that the fall tide ia Dublin Bay :Dn the
day of the battle (23 April 1014) coincided with, sunrise ;. and that the wftiming
tide in the evening aided considexably in the defeat of the Danes. The fiict has
been verified by astronomical, calculations, and the inference is that the author of
the chronicle, if not himself an eye-witness, must have derived ias information
from those who were eye-witnesses.
The contents of the work are sufficiently described In its title. The story is
told after the manner of the Scandinavian Sagas, with poems and fragments of
poems introduced into the prose narrative,
49. Ge3ta Regis Henrici Secundi Bexedtcti Abbatis. The Cqrokicle
or the Reigns of Hehry IL and Richakd I., 1169-1192 ; known
under the name of Benedict of Peterborough. Volfl. I. axid II*
Edited by William Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modem. His-
tory, Oxford, and Lambeth Librarian. 1867.
This IS a chronicle of the're4gns of Henry IL ahdBichard I., ]cnown commonly
under the name of Benedict of Peterhorou^h, and is one of ^e hest existing
specimens of a class of historical compositions of the first importance to the
genuine student
50. MUNIMSNTA ACADEMIOA, OR, DOCUMENTS ILLUSTRATIVE OF ACADEMICAL
Life and Studies at Oxford (in Two Parts). Edited by the Rev.
Henry Anstey, M.A., Vicar of St. Wendron, Cornwall, and lately
Vice-Principal of St. Mary Hall, Oxford. 1868.
The purpose of this work is to supply materials for a History of Academical
Life and Studies in the University of Oxford during the 13th, I4th, and 1 5th
centuries.
51. Chronica Magistri Rooeri db Houedene. Vol. I. Editedby William
Stubbs, M.A., Regius Professor of Modem History, and Fellow o£ Oriel
College, Oxford. 1868.
This work has long been justly celebrated, but not thoronghly understood until
Mr. Stubbs' edition. The earlier portion, extending ftom 732 to 1148, appears
to be a copy of a compijadon made in Northumbria about 1161, to which
Hoveden added little. From 1148 to 1169 — a very valuable portion of this
work — the matter is derived from another source, to which Hoteden appears to
have supplied little, and not always judiciously.
From 1170 to 1192 is the portion of the work which corresponds with the
Chronicle known under the name of Benedict of Peterborough (tee No. 49) ;
but it is not a copy, being sometimes an abridgment, at others a paraphrase (^
it ; occasionally the two works entirely agree^ showing that both writers had
access to the same materials, but dealt with them diiferently... From 1192 to
1201 may be said to be wholly Hoveden*6 work ; it is extremely valuable, and
an authority of the first importance.
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11. Is, each part, according to size ; or, bound in 2 vols., 18/.
This important and unique survey of the greater portion of England* is the
oldest and most valuable record in the national archives. It waa commenced
about the year 1084 and finished in 1086. Its compilation was determined upon
at Gloucester by William the Conqueror, in council, in order that he might
know what was due to him, in the way of tax, from his subjects, and that each
at the same time might know what he had to paj. It was compiled as much
for their protection as for the benefit of the sovereign. The nobility and people
had been grievously distressed at the time by the kmg bringing over large num-
bers of French and Bretons, and quartering them on his subjects, ** each accord-
<• bg to the measure of his land," for the purpose of resisting the invasion of
Cnut, King of Denmark, which was apprehended. The conmussioners appointed
to make the survey were to inquire the name of each place ; who held it in the
time of King Edward the Confessor ; the present possessor ; how many hides
were in the manor ; how many ploughs were in demesne ; how many homagers ;
how many villeins } how many cottars ; how many serving men ; how many free
tenants ; how many tenants in soccage ; how much wood, meadow, and pasture;
the number of mills and fish-ponds ; what had been added or taken away from
the place ; what was the gross value in the time of Edward the Confessor ; the
present value ; and how much each free man or soc-man had, and whether any
advance could be made in the value. Thus could be ascertained who held the
estate in the time of Kinfi; Edward ; who then held it ; its value in the time of
the late king ; and its value as it stood at the formation of the survey. So
minute was me survey, that the writer of the contemporary portion of the Saxon
Chronicle records, wi^ some asperity — " So very narrowly he caused it to be
** traced out, that there was not a single hide, nor one virgate of land, nor even*
" it is shame to tell, though it seemed to him no shame to do, an ox, nor a cow,
" nor a swine was left, that was not set down."
Domesday Survey is in two parts or volumes. The first, in folio, contains the
counties of Bedford, Berks, Bucks, Cambridge, Chester and Lancaster, Corn-
wall, Derby, Devon, Dorset, Gloucester, Hants, Hereford, Herts, Huntingdon,
Kent, Leicester and Rutland, Lincoln, Middlesex, Northampton, Nottingham,
Oxford, Salop, Somerset, Stafford, Surrey, Sussex, Warwick, Wilts, Worcester,
and York. The second volume, in quarto, contains the counties of Essex,
Norfolk, and Suffolk.
Domesday Book was printed verbatim et Uieratim during the last century, in
consequence of an address of the House of Lords to King George III. in 1767.
It was not, however, conmienced until 1773, and was completed early in 1783.
In 1860, Her Migesty*s Government, with the concurrence of the Master of the
Bdls, determined to apply the art of photozincography to the production of a
fiic-simile of Domesday Book, under the superintendence of Colonel Sir Henry
James, R.E., director of the Ordnance Survey, Southampton. The fac-simile was
completed in 1868.
*For some reason left unexplained, many parts were left unsurveyed ; Northumberland, Cumberland,
WestmoKland, and Durham, are not doscribed in the survev ; nor does LaDcashire appear under its
nroner name ; out Fumeas, and the northern part of Lancashire, as well as the south of Westmoreland,
wltha part of Cumberland, are included within the West Biding of Yorkshire. That part of Lancashire
which lies between the Bibblo snd Mersey, and which at the time of the survey comprehended 688
manors, is Joined to Cheshire. Part of Rutland is doscribed in the counties of Northampton and Linooln.
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Fac-similes of National Manusckipts, from William the Conquebor to 4
Queen Anne, selected under the directiou of the Master of the Rolls, ]
and Photozincographed, by Command of Her Majesty, by Colonel Sm I
Henrt James, R.£«, Director of the Ordnance Survey. Price, each I
part, double foolscap folio, 1/. 1^.
Part I., with translations and notes (William the Conqueror to Henry
Vn.), 1865.
Part n. (Henry VIII. and Edward VI.), 1866.
Part III. (Mary and Elizabeth), 1867. I
The first Fart extends from William the Conqueror to Henry VIE., and contains I
autographs of the kings of England, as well as of many other illustrious per-
sonages famous in history, and some interesting charters, letters patent, and 1
state papers. The second Fart, for the reigns of Henry YIH. and Edward VI.,
consists principally of holograph letters and autographs of kings, princes, states-
men, and other persons of great historical interest, who lived during those
reigns. The third Fart contains similar documents for the reigns of Mtuy and
Elizabeth, including a signed bill of Lady Jane Grey.
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